The race gets underway on 2 July, when stage one begins in Edinburgh. The route then travels through Midlothian, the Scottish Borders and Dumfries and Galloway, before finishing in Carlisle.
The Grand Départ for the 114th edition of the Tour de France will take place across Scotland, Wales and England.
Ahead of the Grand Départ, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will stage and produce the opening celebration, including the official Presentation of Riders Ceremony for the 2027 Tour de France.
We are proud to welcome the world for the Tour de France Grand Départ. Whether you're here to support those taking part, have a passion for cycling, or simply love great sport, we look forward to welcoming you.
Cycling in Scotland
The Grand Départ will bring the world's biggest annual sporting event to our roads in a celebration of sport, culture and community.
Scotland has long been a fantastic place to cycle, with events for everyone, from family days out to major sporting competitions. There are cycling opportunities available for all, from road cycling to pump tracks and downhill racing.
Find out more about cycling in Scotland (visitscotland.com)
Discover more information on the Tour de France (letourgb.com)
Discover what Scotland has to offer
Whether you're interested in exploring cycling, learning more about sport in Scotland, or joining our global community, Scotland has so much to offer.
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