The Škoda Tour de Luxembourg 2025 runs from 17 to 21 September, covering nearly 695 kilometers over five days of racing. 

As part of the UCI ProSeries, it draws top international teams and riders eager to take on Luxembourg’s varied terrain. Spectators can expect explosive sprints, tough climbs, and dramatic finishes through historic towns and scenic countryside. 

With a blend of urban circuits, rolling hills, and a decisive individual time trial, the race keeps the suspense alive until the final stage. Known for its passionate crowds and prestigious field, the Tour promises thrilling competition and unforgettable cycling moments.

Here’s everything you need to know about each stage of the race

Stage 1: Luxembourg – Knuedler → Luxembourg – Fëschmaart (152.8 km)

A demanding opener featuring the climbs of Putscheid, Bourscheid and Eschdorf.

The Spuerkeess Bonus Sprint comes 51 km from the finish. The full ascent of the Montée de Clausen guarantees a thrilling finale in the capital.

Stage 2: Remich → Mamer (168.4 km)

After the Côte de Wintrange and Côte de Remerschen, the stage heads to Mamer, where the finiish is located near the house of Nicolas Frantz, double Tour de France winner. 

A likely day for the sprinters!

Stage 3: Mertert → Vianden (170.5 km)

The queen stage! 

Featuring Beaufort and Munshausen climbs, a passage through Hosingen, then three ascents of the Niklosbierg in the final 50 km – before the iconic finish at Vianden Castle.

Stage 4: Niederanven → Niederanven (ITT – 26.3 km)

The individual time trial is a decisive moment of the race. Riders face a demanding 26.3 km course that will test pacing and power. 

Specialists against the clock will aim to take advantage here to defend or overturn standings.

Stage 5: Mersch →  Luxembourg – Limpertsberg  (176.4 km)

The traditional finale with the climbs of Nommern, Gralingen, Kautenbach and three brutal ascents of the short but steep Pabeierbierg. 

To succeed Antonio Tiberi, riders will have to give everything until the very last climb.