EuroVelo 5 - Via Romea

EuroVelo 5 is a major European cycling route that connects the northwest of Europe to Italy. Stretching over 3,000 km, it passes through several countries, from Belgium to Rome, drawing inspiration from the ancient pilgrimage route of the Via Francigena. Rich in history, this path invites a true journey through time, connecting iconic cities, heritage sites, and varied landscapes. Between plains, mountain ranges, and rich cultural regions, it offers an experience that blends discovery, spirituality, and territorial diversity. Alternating between greenways, shared roads, and cycling infrastructure, EuroVelo 5 caters to both long-distance enthusiasts and cyclists wishing to explore certain sections at their own pace.

On the section between Schlierbach and Hégenheim, EuroVelo 5 offers a pleasant and accessible route connecting several municipalities in the area. The route successively passes through Sierentz, Bartenheim, Blotzheim, and Hésingue, providing a smooth progression between villages and agricultural spaces.

Find the complete route of EuroVelo 5 at
https://fr.eurovelo.com/ev5