Chaves Old Town – N2 Kilometer Zero – Chaves loop from Montalegre

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Chaves Old Town – N2 Kilometer Zero – Chaves loop from Montalegre

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Chaves Old Town – N2 Kilometer Zero – Chaves loop from Montalegre

04:16

87.1km

1,280m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 6, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 45.2 km for 257 m

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45.0 km

Chaves Old Town

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Chaves is famous for its many spa centres and thermal baths that are said to cure many ailments. Chaves is a small town in the north of Portugal located near …

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45.1 km

Chaves Roman Baths Museum

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The Roman Baths Museum, recently opened, is a must-see. It is located in Largo do Arrabalde, very close to the current baths. It is the largest Roman bath complex in …

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45.2 km

Trajan Bridge (Chaves Roman Bridge)

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The Roman Bridge of Chaves, also known as Trajan's Bridge, is located over the River Tâmega and was built between the end of the 1st century and the beginning of …

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45.5 km

Ponte de Trajano

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everything around is beautiful to appreciate

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45.8 km

This castle has long stood on the hill above the town. The Castello can be visited (no admission charge). There is a small exhibition and you can also climb the tower. The castle has been classified as a national monument.

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85.9 km

Beautiful castle, great view from the tower

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86.2 km

Montalegre

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Montalegre is a mountain town, characterized by rugged and uncontaminated landscapes.
The medieval castle dominates the landscape and in the surroundings there are prehistoric dolmens that keep alive the link with the past.

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