Europe Bike Tours

Every citizen of this country without any doubt confirms that Czech beer is the best in the world! If you don’t believe, just come and try! Besides great beer you will have a lot of fun and extraordinary experience! This bike tour in Czech Republic offers a very attractive combination of active holidays and visits of many interesting historical places, which are topped by evening tasting of beer in trademark beerhouses of each brewery. Even if you are not a hardcore fan of this beverage, this tour will capture your attention by the two most visited historical sites of Czech Republic - Prague and Cesky Krumlov, antique town Ceske Budejovice, spa town Trebon and delicious cuisine! This bike tour located in Czech Republic offers a lot of variants for prolonging of daily tour distance e.g. visit of fairytale-like castle Hluboka or UNESCO village Holasovice. And if you will be tired of biking, there is an aqua park and Spa complex in Trebon!
SPECIAL BONUS – price of all tours already include guided brewery tour, dinner + unlimited consumption of Eggenberg beer in Cesky Krumlov!

This bike tour around Czech Republic offers a unique concentration of these gems that you would be looking for in other areas without any success. For seven days, you will have a chance to admire nine out of the twelve UNESCO architectural pearls which are located in the Czech Republic – it can be a majestic town of the Czech kings – Prague, a Renaissance seat of Czech noblemen in Cesky Krumlov, an extensive Lednicko-Valticky complex, a well preserved Jewish town in Trebic, a pilgrim church of St. Jan Nepomucky in Zdar nad Sazavou or any other. You will always have a chance to fully explore the site and in addition, this tour leads through an amazing countryside containing many other cultural, historical and natural sites. Therefore, it creates a unique combination of active holidays and exploring foreign countries.

This bike tour in Czech Republic begins in the vicinity of Sumava National Park, located in the south of Bohemia and follows the Vltava River through beautiful, scenic landscapes to Prague, the historic capital of the Czech Republic. Taking a trip following the most important Bohemian river is an excellent choice, because it naturally takes you to the places that used to be the centers of cultural life in the country during the Middle Ages.

This bike tour located in Czech Republic trip starts in Cesky Krumlov, a UNESCO heritage site. Not only is it a fascinating medieval centre, but the cultural life and history of this beautiful well-preserved town is truly unique. Another world-famous stop on your trip will be Ceske Budejovice, which gave its name to Budweiser beer. Other attractions to be visited are Pisek, a town with a remarkable historical centre and the oldest stone bridge in the Czech Republic. The royal castle of Zvíkov stands high above the confluence of the rivers Vltava and Otava. Close to Pribram, a town with a long history of silver mining and more recently of uranium mining during the twentieth century stands Saint Mountain with its pilgrimage Church of the Virgin Mary dating from the 16th century. This bike tour in Czech Republic ends in Karlstejn with its spectacularly-located fourteenth century Gothic castle. You will then be transferred to Prague.

The route follows small country roads with virtually no traffic and off-road biking trails with firm surfaces.

During the 7 days you will see a lot of the best stuff in this part of the country. You will learn some of the gastronomical treasures of Bohemia, Moravia and Austria – bohemian Beer, moravian wine, the local plum jam, or wiener schnitzel. We start in the historical heart and capital of the Czech Republic – Prag, from here we continue eastwards to the cozy middle age town Kutná Hora, an old silver mining centre with some fantastic mainly gothic architecture crowned with the marvelous St. Barbara catherdral. Rich towns Litomyšl and Brno offer yet more historical monuments like castles and gardens, moreover in Brno you can admire the fantastic modern architecture of Villa Tugendhadt bulit by the famous Mies van der Rohe. Finally we bike through the biggest english park in Europe – the former Lichtenstein property of Lednice-Valtice where we can conclude our days with a glass of fantastic local wine! Last but not least we bike over the border and then by car to the lively austrian metropolis – Vienna.

This trans-Central European voyage will show you the cultural and natural diversity of these countries united by the former Habsburg empire. The first part of your tour partly follows the popular Greenways trail; from Vienna to Budapest you follow the Eurovelo 6, the Danube cycle path. We offer this tour in two versions - all biking or shorter distances with train/car transfers. Should you need shorter/longer biking distances, or fit your tour in different schedule, feel free to ask us for tailor made tour!

We leave Prague early in the morning in order to have enough time to explore the best-preserved medieval town in Europe, Cesky Krumlov. During the following days, we will travel through the lands of the Trebon ponds and through the woods on the border with Austria called Czech Canada. You will visit the Renaissance towns of Trebon and Telc and many others.

This bike tour from Prague to Vienna will take you through the vineyards of South Moravia, where you will lodge in the cultural centers of the region, Znojmo and Mikulov. The whole trip ends in Vienna. The program for the tour consists of a ride from Prague to Vienna, but does not include accommodation in Prague or Vienna before and after the tour. We recommend that you purchase two or three extra nights in Prague before the beginning of the tour and in Vienna at the end of it. That way you will have enough time to overcome jetlag and explore Prague and to relax in Vienna after six demanding days of biking.

Sumava is not only a collection of natural beauties of immeasurable value, but also hides many historical monuments, such as the second largest historical complex and Renaissance pearl of the Czech Republic - Cesky Krumlov. Other historical gems hidden in the green coat of the national park are castles of Rozmberk, Vimperk and Klenova, glass making villages and 200 years old water canals for wood transport. In addition to all these pearls, this tour starts and ends in the metropolis of European culture - in Prague, which is packed full with historical sites and unusual experiences!

In addition to all these pearls, this tour starts and ends in the metropolis of European culture – in Prague, which is packed full with historical sites and unusual experiences!

The bike stages lead through a hilly terrain, so this tour is recommended for more trained bikers or as fully guided.

On this bike tour from Czech Republic to Passau, we will visit antique UNESCO towns Prague and Cesky Krumlov, stronghold and cradle of Czech reformation Tabor, as well as fairytale-like castles of Konopiste, Rozmberk and Hluboka nad Vltavou. In the center of Czech brewing industry, in České Budejovice, you can taste it´s famous product – the Budweiser Budvar (not Budweiser Missouri!). We will end our journey in Passau, a town located on the banks of the Danube River. Danube boat trip might be the perfect farewell!

Taking a trip following the most important Bohemian river is an excellent choice, because it naturally takes you to the places that used to be the centers of cultural life in the country during the Middle Ages. This bike tour located in Czech Republic trip starts in Cesky Krumlov, a UNESCO heritage site. Not only is it a fascinating medieval centre, but the cultural life and history of this beautiful well-preserved town is truly unique. Another world-famous stop on your trip will be Ceske Budejovice, which gave its name to Budweiser beer. Other attractions to be visited are Pisek, a town with a remarkable historical centre and the oldest stone bridge in the Czech Republic. The royal castle of Zvíkov stands high above the confluence of the rivers Vltava and Otava. Close to Pribram, a town with a long history of silver mining and more recently of uranium mining during the twentieth century stands Saint Mountain with its pilgrimage Church of the Virgin Mary dating from the 16th century. This bike tour in Czech Republic ends in Karlstejn with its spectacularly-located fourteenth century Gothic castle. You will then be transferred to Prague.

The route follows small country roads with virtually no traffic and off-road biking trails with firm surfaces.

Due to their exceptional cultural and historical value, these towns have been recorded in the UNESCO Cultural Heritage List. In Renaissance Telc, where our bike tour in Czech Republic begins, you will have the chance to admire the renowned square and castle with its royal garden. Cesky Krumlov is recorded on the UNESCO list as the best preserved medieval town in the whole of central Europe. It is the home of the second largest chateau in the Czech Republic with a uniquely preserved Baroque theatre, royal garden and open-air theatre with a revolving auditorium. The historical centre of Prague has become the most visited town in Europe following the fall of Communism. In addition to these three UNESCO towns, you will spend nights in Jindrichuv Hradec, the seat of the region's administration, and in the Renaissance town of Trebon, a famous spa resort. Both towns have a millennium-long history, Renaissance chateaus and many other Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque monuments. The route will take you through esk Bud_jovice, the town that gave its name to Budweiser beer. You will certainly not want to miss the opportunity of tasting the beer in its hometown, where it has been brewed for over 600 years. After a tour of the city we will ride the remaining 12 km to Hluboká Chateau. The bike tour in Czech Republic ends at Hluboká chateau from where you will travel in the minibus back to Prague. We have planned for you the stay in Cesky Krumlov for two nights, in order to give you sufficient opportunity to relax and to get to know this jewel in tourist crown more intimately.

This bike tour in Czech Republic will take you through many diverse landscapes. Sometimes you will have to conquer hills, which will be replaced by flatlands around rivers and ponds. The itinerary is designed to be a gentle ride with a balance of cycling and sightseeing. Take it easy, take your time, it is your holiday, after all!