Valença Fortress – Tamuxe Bridge loop from Valença

Valença Fortress – Tamuxe Bridge loop from Valença

Moderate

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Valença Fortress – Tamuxe Bridge loop from Valença

02:10

49.8km

390m

Road cycling

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

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Train Station

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475 m

Valença Fortress

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Lovely Portuguese town just the other side of the Spanish border. After the bridge across the river Mino the road is all cobbled but ridable on a road bike. The …

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2.13 km

Tui-Valencia International Bridge

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The Tui International Bridge is a bridge, located between the towns of Tui, in the province of Pontevedra, Spain, and Valença do Minho in Portugal, joining the two banks of the Miño River.

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2.29 km

Spain–Portugal border 🇵🇹/🇪🇸 Tui–Valença Bridge

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The old Minho river bridge is one of the few places in Europe where I still managed to take a photo next to the old country signs. Most EU internal border crossings these days are not easily noticed ...

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2.34 km

Tui–Valença International Bridge

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Old International bridge / border, between Portugal and Spain, for cars and train

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3.08 km

View of Valença Fortress from the Dock

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Views of the fortress of Valença do Minho.

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3.70 km

View of Tui Cathedral from Ponte Tripes

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Great view of the 12th century cathedral of Tui from Ponte Tropes. don't forget to look back

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26.2 km

Tamuxe Bridge

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Stone bridge with three arches. On the Tamuxe river that flows into the Miño. The bridge that is still in use today was rebuilt in the 19th century (1844-45) in …

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29.6 km