The Tour of Spain 2025, or from its official name the Vuelta a España 2025, starts in Italy tomorrow, Saturday August 23, 2025, so it was high time to bring you the OpenStreetMap maps of this 3rd Grand Tour of the year.

Last year, the Vuelta a España had already had a foreign start with 3 stages, but that was in neighbouring Portugal ... whereas this time it's 3 stages on Italian soil followed by a stage between Italy and France that launch the Tour of Spain, a long way from the 5th stage which will take place in Spain. And stages 6 and 7 will see a little excursion to Andorra! As the route book was only made available on Wednesday, for the moment only the first 4 now 6 9 stages are available, and downloading in Google Earth is not available for now (the file will be made available when all the stages have been drawn).

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List of starters Tour of Spain 2025

The Tour of Spain 2025 will be the 80th edition of this Grand Tour, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year!

Before looking at the route of this Vuelta a España 2025, let's take a quick look at the riders who will be lining up at the start of the race. The big favourites will be Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a Bike), who won't be facing Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates XRG) here, but João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates XRG), Jai Hindley (Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe), Ben O'Connor (Team Jayco AlUla) and Egan Bernal (INEOS Grenadiers).

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Detailed maps of all stages of the Tour of Spain 2025 on OpenStreetMap, hourly itineraries and stage profiles

Let's get straight to the point, to discover the detailed OpenStreetMap maps of the Vuelta a España 2025 right now:

1/ Saturday, August 23, 2025 - Torino (Reggia di Venaria) 🇮🇹 > Novara 🇮🇹 - 186.1 km

The first stage of the Vuelta a España 2025 will start in Italy 🇮🇹, and more precisely in Turin. It will be a flat stage, and after a northerly start, the only 3rd category difficulty is at La Serra, at the start of the second third of the stage. Then it's on to the northeast, with the intermediate sprint scheduled for Valdengo and the finish, after a final stretch to the south and after 186 kilometers, in Novara.

Below you'll find the time schedule, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the first stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

2/ Sunday, August 24, 2025 - Alba 🇮🇹 > Limone Piemonte 🇮🇹 - 159.6 km

The second stage starts south of Turin, in Alba, and is again generally a flat stage, but with a 2nd category finish at altitude.

After leaving Alba, the race heads west to Saluzzo, where it turns left to head south to the Busca intermediate sprint, then southeast via Cuneo, before turning east and heading south again from Borgo San Dalmazzo to the mountain top finish at Limone Piemonte (1.383 m above sea level, 9.8 km at 5.1%).

Below you'll find the time schedule, profile and OpenStreetMap map for the second stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

3/ Monday, August 25, 2025 - San Maurizio Canavese 🇮🇹 > Ceres 🇮🇹 - 134.6 km

After another night in Turin, the riders head north of the capital of Piedmont, to San Maurizio Canavese, for a stage that loops around to the northeast before returning almost to the start and heading west towards the finish.

The only difficulty of the day is at around the halfway point, at Issiglio (Morris) (2nd category), the intermediate sprint of this stage will be at Cuorgnè and the finish at Ceres.

Below you'll find the hourly itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the third stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

4/ Tuesday, August 26, 2025 - Susa 🇮🇹 > Voiron 🇫🇷 - 206.7 km

A mid-mountain stage takes the race from Italy, starting in Susa, west of Turin, to France. Soon after the start, the riders climb a 3rd category difficulty, Puerto Exilles (5.6 km at 5.6%), before heading for the border with France, this time up the Col de Montgenèvre (2nd category, 8.3 km at 6.1%). Once in France and after the descent of the latter, another difficulty lies in their path, the Col du Lautaret (2nd category, 13.8 km at 4.3%). At the top of this one, however, there are still 130 kilometers left in this longest stage of the 2025 Vuelta a España, and these will be much simpler than the previous ones.

For those riders who haven't been too badly stalled by these initial difficulties, there will still be plenty of time to catch up for a more or less packed sprint at the end of the stage in Voiron.

Below you'll find the hourly itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the fourth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

5/ Wednesday, August 27, 2025 - Figueres > Figueres - team time trial - 24.1 km

After a long trip to Spain, a team time-trial of just over 24 kilometers is on the program, starting in Figueres and finishing in Figueres. Between the two, the teams will complete a loop to the northeast of the city, on a flat course.

As the stage was preceded by the big transfer between France and northern Spain, it will take place at the end of the day/beginning of the evening.

Below you'll find the time itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the fifth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

6/ Thursday, August 28, 2025 - Olot > Pal 🇦🇩 - 170.3 km

For the 6th stage on Thursday, the race will once again leave the north of Spain for a short excursion to Andorra 🇦🇩 (for the finish of this stage and the start of the next). This will be the first real mountain stage, starting in Olot, and will be one of the few where riders will warm up before the start, as it's uphill from the start. It's an 11.4 km, 4.1%, 3rd category climb up the Collada de Sentigosa. Soon after this, and after passing through Ripoll, they continue on to a more challenging climb, the 1st category Collada de Toses (24.3 km at 3.5%). They will then reach Andorra 🇦🇩 on a downhill road before battling out the sprint in Andorra la Vella and a series of two further difficulties, the Alto de la Comella (2nd category, 4.2 km at 8%) and then, after crossing La Massana, the final climb to Pal (1st category, 9.6 km at 6.3%).

Below you'll find the hourly itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap of the route for stage 6 of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

7/ Friday, August 29, 2025 - Andorra la Vella 🇦🇩 > Cerler (Huesca la Magia) - 188 km

Leaving Andorra la Vella and Andorra 🇦🇩 again, another mountain stage (with 4,211 m of ascent) awaits the riders.

After a descent out of Andorra and up to La Seu d'Urgell, the biggest difficulty comes early in the stage with the Port del Canto (1st category, 24.7 km at 4.4% and going up to 13%), the summit of which will be reached after less than 38 kilometers. The riders then head for the southernmost point of the stage, before climbing northwards towards the finish. Two 2nd category difficulties await them on this route, with the Puerto de la Creu de Perves (5.7 km at 6.3%) and the longer Coll de l'Espina (7.1 km at 5.5%). Just before starting the final climb of this stage, the intermediate sprint at Benasque will be contested, followed by a final climb of 12.1 km at 5.8% (and going up to 14%) to Cerler (Huesca La Magia) (1st category).

Below you'll find the time schedule, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the seventh stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

8/ Saturday, August 30, 2025 - Monzón Templario > Zaragoza - 163.5 km

Stage 8, even though it takes place during the weekend, will be a flat stage starting from Monzón Templario. After the start, the race heads north to Barbestro before turning west to Huesca and then south-west through the sprint in Peñaflor de Gállego and on to Zaragoza.

Once they've arrived in the finishing town, the riders won't be finished just yet, as there's still a 23.4-kilometer circuit around the city.

Below you'll find the time schedule, profile and OpenStreetMap map for the eighth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

9/ Sunday, August 31, 2025 - Alfaro > Estacíon de Esquí de Valdezcaray - 195.5 km

The second stage of this second weekend of the Vuelta a España 2025 is officially described as "hilly", but it's the uphill finish that will mark this stage, as apart from that there are few climbs on the stage from Alfaro's start onwards.
The stage will first seek out the borders of La Rioja, before heading north through Arnedo and on to Logroño, which it bypasses to the south, before heading west for the sprint at Santo Domingo de la Calzada.

From there, the stage heads south to Ezcaray, where the final climb begins, to the Estacíon de Esquí de Valdezcaray, a 13.2km 1st category climb at 5% and going up to 12%.

Below you'll find the time schedule, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the ninth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

R1/ Monday, September 1, 2025 - Rest in Pamplona

On this first day of September, the riders of the Vuelta a España 2025 can rest in Pamplona, after 9 stages of this 80th Tour of Spain.

10/ Tuesday, September 2, 2025 - Parque de la Naturaleza Sendaviva > El Ferial Larra Belagua - 175.3 km

Stage 10, the day after the first rest day, will start in the heart of the Parque de la Naturaleza Sendaviva. This will be a flat stage, which gradually intensifies, with the finish at altitude. Indeed, throughout, the profile shows an uphill trend, with however only one 3rd category difficulty referenced which starts after 120 kilometers in the stage, the Alto de las Coronas (8.3 km at 4.4%).

Before reaching the final climb, the riders will compete in the intermediate sprint of Isaba, and then begin the 1st category climb to El Ferial (Larra Belagua) (9.4 km at 6.3% with a maximum of 10%).

Below you'll find the hourly itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the tenth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

11/ Wednesday, September 3, 2025 - Bilbao > Bilbao - 157.4 km

Stage 11 of the Tour of Spain 2025 will take place in a loop around Bilbao in the Basque Country. After leaving Bilbao to the west, the race heads northeast, taking in the Alto de Laukiz (3rd category, 3.9 km at 4.7%), the town of Mungia and then on to the Alto de Sollube (3rd category, 7.2 km at 4.2%) and the coastal town of Bermeo. Then northeast via Gernika-Lumo and the climb to Balcón de Bizkaia (3rd category, 4.3 km at 5.4%).

The return journey to Bilbao then begins, heading west and bypassing Amorebieta-Etxano to the north. Another series of loops then awaits the riders, and here it's important to follow the logic on the map: first the circuit indicated by the black arrows, starting with the climb to Alto del Vivero, the only 2nd-category difficulty (4.2 km at 8.3%), which will be found a little further on at the second passage. At the top of the latter, the riders turn left to head for the finish line in Bilbao, which they cross for the first time, before contesting the intermediate sprint at Bilbao / Alameda de Rekalde. They then continue eastwards through Etxebarri, turning left to climb the Alto del Vivero once again. At the summit, they turn right this time for a slightly longer loop which passes north of the previous one, through Lezama, Zamudio, Derio and Sondika before rejoining the previous loop via a short but steep climb, the Alto de Pike (3rd category, 2.3 km at 8.9%). They then return to Bilbao for the final finish, and the summit of the last climb is thus 7.8 km from the finish line.

Below you'll find the time itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the course for stage 11 of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

12/ Thursday, September 4, 2025 - Laredo > Los Corrales de Buelna - 144.9 km

Like its predecessor, the twelfth stage of the Tour of Spain will be a relatively short, medium-mountain stage, starting in Laredo, west of Bilbao, and offering two difficulties, one at the beginning and one at the end. At Ramales de la Victoria, the race leaves the main roads used since the start of the stage, to begin the ascent of Puerto de Alisas (2nd category, 8.6 km at 5.8%) a little bit further on, some 30 km into the stage. This is followed by a relatively flat section, with only two small, unreferenced climbs, before arriving at the intermediate sprint at Barros and - after crossing the finish line for the first time in the opposite direction to the finish - they will go for the 1st category difficulty, the Collada de Brenes (7 km at 7.9% with a maximum of 16%), before returning to the finish at Los Corrales de Buelna.

Below you'll find the time itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map for the twelfth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

13/ Friday, September 5, 2025 - Cabezón de la Sal > L'Angliru - 202.7 km

On the eve of the second weekend of the 2025 Tour of Spain, a mountain stage starts from Cabezón de la Sal. The first half of the stage is flat, mainly by the sea (as far as Ribadesella), and although the road then rises a little, it's only after 147 kilometers that the riders begin the first real difficulty of the day.

Two first-category climbs follow, before the final outside category climb: the Alto La Mozqueta (6.3 km at 8.4% with a maximum of 12%) then, immediately after the intermediate sprint at La Vega, the Alto del Cordal (5.5 km at 8.8% with a maximum of 14%) and finally the final climb to the famous L'Angliru (12.4 km at 9.7% with a maximum of 23%).

Below you'll find the hourly itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route of the thirteenth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

14/ Saturday, September 6, 2025 - Avilés > La Farrapona (Lagos de Somiedo) - 135.9 km

On the first day of the third weekend of the 2025 Vuelta a España, a short mountain stage from Avilés is on the programme. Despite this, the first half of the stage shows no signs of difficulty, even though the route goes inland from the start near the sea.

The first difficulty is only 3rd category, L'Alto Tenebreo (5.8 km at 6.5%), but after the descent and a gradual climb, a double ascent awaits the riders, with first the Puerto de San Llaurienzu (1st category, 10.1 km at 8.5% with a maximum of 14%) and then the final climb to the Lagos de Somiedo at La Farrapona (1st category, 16.9 km at 5.9% with a maximum of 13%).

Below you'll find the hourly itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map for the fourteenth stage of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

15/ Sunday, September 7, 2025 - A Veiga / Vegadeo > Monforte de Lemos - 167.8 km

Almost 168 kilometers await the riders at the start in A Veiga / Vegadeo, on a medium-mountain stage. Sprinters and other less mountain-loving riders will have to hang in there at the start of the stage, because after the 1st category Puerto a Garganta climb (16.5 km at 5.1% with a maximum of 10%), the rest of the stage will be less difficult.

Throughout the stage, the course will remain hilly, but officially only the Alto de Barbeitos (2nd category, 11.9 km at 3.9%) remains very soon after the first difficulty, and the rest of the stage will then be without referenced difficulties and even largely downhill, even if the profile of the race shows after the intermediate sprint at Sarria still a small bump. Towards the finish line at Monforte de Lemos, it's downhill again that the teams can organize themselves to fight for victory on this stage, which closes the second week of the Tour of Spain 2025.

Below you'll find the hourly itinerary, profile and OpenStreetMap map of the route for stage 15 of the Vuelta a España 2025. Click on images to enlarge.

R2/ Monday, September 8, 2025 - rest in Pontevedra

After these 15 stages, the riders will be able to rest again, this time in Pontevedra.

16/ Tuesday, September 9, 2025 - Poio > Mos - Castro de Herville - 167.9 km

Information on this stage, its map, profile and hourly itinerary will be published shortly!

Immerse yourself in the route maps of the Tour of Spain 2025 with the velowire app!

Progressively, the maps of all the stages become available in the velowire mobile app (in the Maps section) before being published here! From now on, this will be the case systematically, as it's easier to publish maps as they come in than on the website.

In the velowire app, which can be used on mobile or tablet, you'll also have the opportunity to be totally immersed, with the option of making the map full-screen (by pressing the icon at the top right of the map) and displaying your geolocation on it. You can also activate the "geolocation tracking" mode (by pressing the appropriate icon in the top left-hand corner of the map) to help you find your way to the stage course as easily as possible!

NEW: the application is now available on Android and iOS!

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The Tour of Spain 2025 route in Google Earth

Would you like to take a virtual flyover over the map of one of the stages? Or would you like to see the whole route in a single view? This will be possible as soon as all the stages have been mapped out!

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