Organisers announced Thursday that the Tour de France will host a stage, and a rest day, in Andorra during the 2016 edition, which is due to start in Normandy.
Tour director Christian Prudhomme signed an agreement with Andorra's tourism minister Francesc Camp for the principality to host the end of one stage, a rest day and the beginning of the next stage.
It will be the Tour's first appearance in Andorra in seven years, since Frenchman Brice Feillu triumphed at Arcalis, and fifth in total.
The exact details of the three days in Andorra will be revealed when the full 2016 route is announced in October.
Source: AFP