The EuroVelo 1 route enters the French border at Irún and runs for 1,685 km over 30 stages to the Portuguese border at Ayamonte. 1,685 km from the Cantabrian Sea to the coast of Huelva. The route passes through some of the most impressive cities and landscapes in Europe. The Navarrese forests, cities such as Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a medieval city located in the wine region of La Rioja, the archaeological site of Atapuerca, the historic university city of Salamanca, famous for its impressive architecture and vibrant student life, Cáceres, with its impressive old town declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the thousand-year-old mines of Río Tinto. Along the way, visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy some of the most beautiful landscapes and cities in Spain, as well as the delicious gastronomy and rich culture of the region.