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Stage 21 of the 2026 Tour de France: Thoiry to Paris, the grand finale

The final stretch before the Champs-Élysées: a flat stage with varied landscapes and historic sites, perfect for sprinters and culture lovers alike.

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Stage 21 of the 2026 Tour de France connects Thoiry to Paris over a near 150 km flat route. Expect wide roads, endless fields and iconic landmarks for a triumphant finish in the capital. Riders will need to pace themselves for the final sprint, while spectators can enjoy classic Île-de-France scenery and must-see historical sites.

Château de Thoiry

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This 16th-century castle, surrounded by a wildlife park and formal gardens, offers a majestic first stop before the start. Its Renaissance architecture and moat make it a photogenic must-see.

Forêt de Rambouillet

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Crossed by the route, this 200 km² state forest is a lush green haven perfect for cycling or walking. Its shaded paths and ponds create an ideal setting for a nature break.

Château de Versailles

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Though slightly off the route, this UNESCO World Heritage gem is worth the detour. Its formal gardens, fountains and Grand Canal are essential for history enthusiasts.

Tour Eiffel

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Paris’s iconic symbol towers over the finish of this legendary stage. For an unmissable view of the finale, head to Trocadéro or Champ-de-Mars, where the atmosphere will be electric.

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