The Tour de France will span 39 cities and villages for 3,553 kilometers of cycling, most in France but also in England and Belgium. It will hit classic Tour de France stopovers like Pau and, of course, Paris for the finale. There are also 12 new stopovers, most notably London as well as Chablis and Cognac.
Stages and Stopovers for the 2007 Tour de France
- Start day (July 7): London (7.9 km)
- July 8: London to Canterbury (203 km)
- July 9: Dunkerque to Gand (168.5 km)
- July 10: Waregem to Compiègne (236.5 km)
- July 11: Villers-Cotterêts to Joigny (193 km)
- July 12: Chablis to Autun (182.5 km)
- July 13: Semur-en-Auxois to Bourg-en-Bresse (199.5 km)
- July 14: Bourg-en-Bresse to Le Grand-Bornand (197.5 km)
- July 15: Le Grand-Bornand to Tignes (165 km)
- July 16: Tignes (day of rest)
- July 17: Val-d’Isère to Briançon (159.5 km)
- July 18: Tallard to Marseille (229.5 km)
- July 19: Marseille to Montpellier (182.5 km)
- July 20: Montpellier to Castres (178.5 km)
- July 21: Albi (54 km for individual time trials)
- July 22: Mazamet to Plateau-de-Beille (197 km)
- July 23: Foix to Loudenvielle-Le Louron (196 km)
- July 24: Pau (day of rest)
- July 25: Orthez to Gourette - Col d’Aubisque (218 km)
- July 26: Pau to Castelsarrasin (188.5 km)
- July 27: Cahors to Angoulême (211 km)
- July 28: Cognac to Angoulême (55 km for individual time trials)
- July 29: Marcoussis to Paris Champs-Élysées (130 km)
