Cycle highway
An international long-distance cycle route that starts in Athens and ends in Nordkap, Norway. It passes through Slovakia in the length of 203 km.
Cycle route EuroVelo 11Bicycle rental already in Snina
As part of the development and activities supporting nature tourism in the Polonina region, the first electric bicycle rental was launched in the Snin...
Eurovelo 11 in Veľký Šariš was christened with beer
The new cycle route with a bridge, part of which was ceremoniously opened on Wednesday (June 24, 2020) in Veľký Šariš, will allow cyclists a smooth pa...
The EuroVelo 11 cycle route is gaining more and more realistic contours
The EuroVelo 11 international cycling road, which runs through the Prešov Region, also includes two footbridges over the Poprad River connecting Slova...
COMPETITION
CROSS THE ENTIRE ROUTE EUROVELO 11 AND WIN!
HOW TO WIN?
1. Get on your bike and take the EuroVelo 11 corridor!
2. Stop at each information board on the route Prešov - Muszyna - Mníšek nad Popradom, take a selfie at the information board so that it is clear which board you are at and that you have completed the route on a bicycle.
3. Stop at all 30 boards and then all 30 competition photos were sent to us together with contact details to email: sutaz@eurovelo11.sk
4. After sending the competition photos, you get an immediate prize - a cycling package of EuroVelo promotional items 11.
5. The competition ends with the distribution of all packages.
See what you experience
EuroVelo 11
Dozens of medieval Roman Catholic, Greek Catholic and Orthodox churches. Free royal cities of Prešov and Sabinov. Fascinating views and breathtaking scenery. Natural and cultural attractions. A place for peace and relaxation. And most importantly a sea of experiences!
Trips
Piarist Lyceum in Sabinov
The Piarist Lyceum in Sabinov continues the tradition of the Renaissance Protestant lyceum from 1530.
Springs in Matysová
In the small village of Matysová, which has less than 100 inhabitants, there is a real rarity - springs that do not freeze even in the greatest frosts.
Church of St. Andrew the Apostle
The first mention of the Church of St. Andrew the Apostle dates back from 1334.