Bike paths, routes, travel tips Cycling in Europe

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European bike ride tours: boundless cycling

There are so many bike paths available for you to discover every corner of Europe: each country or region has its own network of official, easy-to-ride routes. You can cover great distances with little effort, ride through less-traveled areas, stop whenever you like, connect with locals, and socialize with other cyclists. And everything is easier if you choose an organized cycling holiday. From Austria to Italy, discover the best bike ride tours in Europe.

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Austria (4 tours)

More than 10,000 kilometers of bicycle paths cross the country, giving you access to a colorful mosaic of territories and attractions. Emerald lakes, mountains, castles, and UNESCO World Heritage cities — Austria by bike offers all of this and much more! Queen among all the routes is the Danube Cycle Route, super easy and perfect for a first vacation on the pedals. The 30-kilometer San Candido-Lienz bike path is well-known, but you may not have heard that the path continues past Lienz, running through all of Tyrol and Carinthia.

France (6 tours)

France’s cycling routes branch out between ocean and mountains, along great rivers, or in the heart of historic cities. A few examples are the Loire Valley cycle path and the Véloscénie, where you can immerse yourself in the French art of living, and the ViaRhôna, along the Rhone from the mountains to the Camargue region. Read more about our cycle tours in France.

Germany (3 tours)

700,000 kilometers of bicycle paths connect cyclists with cities and fascinating natural landscapes, with something to please all manner of cyclists. Most of the time you will find yourself cycling along rivers: Moselle, Rhine, Elbe, Danube…

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Luggage transportation
Travel itineraries include luggage transport service: you leave your bags at the front desk each morning to find them at your next lodging. Traveling light makes all the difference!
 
Tour information
We send it to you before you leave: it contains practical information, details on how to reach the starting point, list of hotels, and answers to any frequent questions.
On a self-guided tour you will also receive detailed maps and roadbooks, in hard copy or digital format, to follow the route on your own.
On the other hand, if you choose a group trip, you won’t have to worry about the route: the chaperone will lead the participants!
 
Need help?
We plan your trip carefully to prevent any mishaps, but if you need assistance you’ll have our support numbers available 7 days a week.
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Bike and barge tours

A holiday along rivers, canals and coastal routes, with bike days and overnight stays in a hotel-float that follows cyclists stage by stage

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