Visits to sites, caves, towers, watchtowers, monasteries, Roman roads... Arqueobike is doing Archeology by bicycle. We approach the vestiges of other times in today's settings, we visit interpretation centers and museums. Through a bike tour, we explore and discover the material remains of a long time past. And whenever we can, we will share the route with expert archaeologists, or neighbors living in the area, who will help us better size the ruins and their findings.
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Unknown Ciudad Real
This is a 2-days, linear route, for beginner cyclists who want to discover a couple of treasures of the province of Ciudad Real. We start with an emblematic wetland, the Tablas de Daimiel, where with a little luck we can spot its aquatic...
The stone guardians
This is a linear route, lasting 2 days of cycling, for intermediate cyclists who want to cycle along the Alicante coast and get to know its stone guardians better. The province of Alicante has more than 230 castles and fortifications that...
Lurpea: the Basque caves
This is a eleven-day linear route for intermediate cyclists who want to explore the Basque lands and their underground world. Lurpea, which means underground in Basque, is an association of eight Basque caves that have launched the “...
The Cidacos Valley
This is a linear or circular route, as appropriate, for beginner cyclists, for three days to get to know the Cidacos valley as a family. From Calahorra, on the banks of the Ebro River, we take the Cidacos greenway that takes us gently to the...
The optical telegraphs of Álava by bike
This is a linear, difficult route, for advanced cyclists, for an intense day to get on a bike or walk to the telegraph towers of the Castilla line. This line began operating in 1846, it had 52 towers and passed through Valladolid, Burgos...
The ways of the Roman water of Mérida
This is an easy, one-day circular route for beginner cyclists, that covers the itinerary of the Caminos del Agua Romana de Mérida by bicycle and helps us understand how the ancient Roman city was supplied with water. On this route we have...
The medieval towers of Soria
This is an easy route, for beginners, for a weekend ride with the family. The Route of the Towers and Fortresses of the Rituerto Valley, in Soria, immerses us in the border lands that Muslims and Christians disputed for more than seven centuries...
The greenway of the valley of the Eresma
This is a linear route, very easy, for beginners, which runs along the greenway of the valley of the Eresma. Starting from Segovia, with its rich World Heritage Site, we follow the alternative route to the Ávila route of the Northern Railway,...
The Cuenca line of optical telegraphs
This is a two-days, linear route for advanced cyclists who want to ride isolated tracks and roads while immersing themselves in an almost unknown historical chapter. We will visit an old optical telegraphy line that visually linked...