Where to watch the Tour de France

The Tour de France kicks off this Saturday, July 5. Where will you be following the event?

Running until Sunday, July 27, the 101th Tour de France will be made up of 21 stages and will cover a total distance of 3,664 kilometers (2276 miles).

After taking off from the United Kingdom for a 20th Grand Depart abroad, the Tour de France will also go through Belgium and Spain, and end on the historic Paris Chams-Elysees as is tradition. 

Two dozen teams will compete for the honor, the glory and of course, the yellow jersey. Who will it be? Can Andrew Talansky beat Chris Froome? Or maybe Alberto Contador will find his peak fitness. 

Watch it live at the following place (and let us know if you know of other places to go!)

• Cafe Presse, 1117 12th Avenue, Seattle, Wa. 
  Every morning at 7 am.m with occasional replays in the afternoons
• Empire Espresso Bar, 3823 S Edmunds St. Seattle, Wa.
  Empire opens at 6 a.m. every morning and will have the Tour playing on their screens live as well as replays in the afternoon.