from $4,495* per person | 9 Days | May-September |
Boutique accommodations
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Exertion level: 4
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Operator: Ciclismo Classico |
24 people max
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Surround yourself in Austria and the Czech Republic’s enthralling landscapes and culture
Stops at several UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Taste hearty, authentic cuisine and mouthwatering locally brewed beer
Stays in authentic, ideally located historic inns and hotels
Ride one of the best bike path networks in all of Europe
A treat for those looking to get a taste of both worlds—experience a sumptuous blend of Western and Eastern European cultures in Austria and the Czech Republic. The two very distinct countries offer stunning scenic views, rich history, inviting locals, and some of the best cycling route networks in Europe—away from traffic and close to nature. From the stately landscapes and villages of regal Salzburg, pedal through the peaceful lakes district en route to the Bohemian paradise of Prague, an old Eastern European capital untouched throughout its extensive thousand-year history.
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Locations visited/nearby
Austria, Czech Republic, Europe
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3 testimonials about the provider, Ciclismo Classico:
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Reviewer: Harvey S.
located in
San Diego,
CA
“We never would have found such wonderful places off the beaten path on
our own.”
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Reviewer: Nancy A.
located in
Chicago,
IL
“Leave the real world behind, cycle through Italy and refuel your soul.”
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Reviewer: Bill M.
located in
San Jose,
CA
“As with a first taste of any fine wine, your Assaggio Toscana has
whetted my appetite for much more of your beautiful country. I'll
cherish the memories of our dinners at the Fattoria, our climbs up those
beautiful hills and most of all the small personal details along the
way." Never has the word 'Classico' been more appropriate!”
Special information
- May accommodate certain types of disabilities. Contact the operator for more information.
Itinerary
Day 1 – Salzburg
Enjoy a warm-up ride through the picturesque city of Salzburg. Host of one of the best cycling path networks in Europe, Salzburg offers an opportunity to cycle away from traffic and close to nature.
Day 2 – Hallein
south towards the mighty Tauern Mountains in the Alps. Cruise along the Salzach River along a charming bike path to the medieval city of Hallein, epicenter of the “salt region.” Return to Salzburg for the night to relax at the hotel.
Day 3 – Mondsee
A popular holiday spot, Mondsee is a myriad of walking and cycling routes which make it especially friendly to active travelers. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the stunning countryside.
Day 4 – Gmunden
Pedal over a beautiful mountain pass surrounded by peaks and waterfalls. Picnic along Lake Attersee, the largest in the Austrian Alps. Be sure to bring a bathing suit and take a dip in its waters!
Day 5 – Steyr
Cruise along the Steyr River bike path and down the famous “Romantic Road,” an old trade route during the Middle Ages that still retains much of its medieval character. This city offers an impressive integration of an ultra modern industrial city with its historical roots.
Day 6 – Freistadt
Follow the Enns River bikeway to Linz, the lively capital of the region. Continue to the peaceful medieval village of Freistadt, once part of an old trade route into Bohemia, now complete with well-preserved walls, towers and gates.
Day 7 – Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
Roll into the Czech Republic and stop in the medieval town of Cesky Krumlov, one of the most charming in the country and the pride of the Southern Bohemia region. Its architecture has been preserved through the ages, thanks to the area’s peaceful history.
Day 8 – Ceske Budejovice/Prague
Spend the morning exploring Cesky Krumlov or take the optional loop to the beautiful baroque town of Ceske Budejovice, largest city in Southern Bohemia. Also visit Holasovice, a typical village in rural Baroque style and listed as a UNESCO Heritage Site. Regroup in the afternoon for a shuttle to Prague.
Day 9 – Na Shledanou!
Spend a little more time in Prague or continue your travels to explore other parts of the Czech Republic.
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