These 21 stages will have the following profiles:
11 flat stages
2 medium altitude stages
5 high altitude stages
2 individual time trials
1 team time trial

The Tour will have the following distinctive features:
3 mountain finishes
2 rest days
75 kilometers of individual time trials
69 kilometers of team time trials
2 transfers, one by plane, one by train
stage finishes in two towns new to the Tour: Loudun, Draguignan
16 category 1, category 2 and unclassified mountains will be climbed.

The individual stages:

July 1 - Stage 1 : Futuroscope ITT, 16.5 km ITT
July 2 - Stage 2 : Futuroscope - Loudun, 194 km
July 3 - Stage 3 : Loudun - Nantes, 161.5 km
July 4 - Stage 4 : Nantes - Saint-Nazaire, 70 km Team TT
July 5 - Stage 5 : Vannes - Vitré, 202 km
July 6 - Stage 6 : Vitré - Tours, 198.5 km
July 7 - Stage 7 : Tours - Limoges, 205 km
July 8 - Stage 8 : Limoges - Villeneuve-sur-Lot, 203.5 km
July 9 - Stage 9 : Agen - Dax, 181 km
July 10 - Stage 10 : Dax - Lourdes Hautacam, 205 km
July 11 - Stage 11 : Bagnères-de-Bigorre - Revel, 218.5 km
July 12 - Rest
July 13 - Stage 12 : Carpentras - Mont Ventoux, 149 km
July 14 - Stage 13 : Avignon - Draguignan, 185.5 km
July 15 - Stage 14 : Draguignan - Briancon, 249 km
July 16 - Stage 15 : Briancon - Courchevel, 173.5 km
July 17 - Rest
July 18 - Stage 16 : Courchevel - Morzine, 196 km
July 19 - Stage 17 : Evian-les-Bains - Lausanne, 155 km
July 20 - Stage 18 : Lausanne - Fribourg-en-Brisgau, 246.5 km
July 21 - Stage 19 : Fribourg-en-Brisgau - Mulhouse, 58.5 km ITT
July 22 - Stage 20 : Belfort - Troyes, 254.5 km
July 23 - Stage 21 : Paris - Paris (Champs-Elysées), 138 km