Bicycle Tour Europe

Through a never boring landscape you will cycle from Holland to Belgium or vice versa. Visiting beautiful places like Bruges, Gent, Amsterdam and experiencing the best of both cultures.

A tour full of history in a perfect mix with nature and culture. Beatifull castles and the battle fields of WW I in the setting of a glowing landscape that inspired Vincent van Goght to make some of his most beatifull paintings. Meeting French and Belgian locals along the way. Getting the taste of the famous Paris - Roubaix bicycle tour

On this tour you will find the typical Dutch landscape of polders, mills, and harbors.Many of the windmills are still working. You can get a feel for the Dutch atmosphere in Enkhuizen, Hoorn, Edam and Volendam You'll sail to Texel, an island wich is extremely bike friendly and has a magnificent nature reserve. Back on the mainland the route brings you to Holland's most beautiful dune area. These are also the only kilometers you will be cycling above sea level! Alkmaar will provide a good picture of ancient times. It is the capital of Dutch cheese with its own cheese market and weigh house for cheese. In Zaanse Schans, a lovely little hamlet on the banks of the river Zaan, the mills, houses, shops and traditional Dutch crafts bring the past to life.

This varied trip guarantees a striking introduction to the green and cultural heart of Holland. On one day you will be roaming the center of Haarlem, Leiden or 16th Century Delft, the next day you will cycle along the reedy borders of the Lek or Vecht river. In the historic towns there is time for visiting a museum (Frans Hals, Rembrandt and Van Gogh), shopping, or relaxation in an outdoor caf�. You will visit the beach and the dunes near The Hague by bike. Absolutely overwhelming are the eighteen mills in Kinderdijk driven by the wind and built around 1750. In 1997 they were put on the World Heritage List of the UNESCO.

A bicycle tour through the biggest tulip garden in the world. A bicycle ride below sealevel. You will spend the night on the Elodie in the centre of historical towns, witness the art of Dutch craftsmanship and much more

The Champaign region is perfect for a cycle holiday.Beautiful scenery, nice little towns and villages, a lot of history and an ideal climate for cycling.