Tour de France organiser ASO revealed next year's route at the Palais des Congres in Paris this morning.
The 95th edition of the Tour will feature 21 stages covering 3,554 kilometres of racing broken up into 10 flat stages, five mountain stages (including four with mountain top finishes), four hilly stages and two individual time trials.
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