Prague to Vienna
Austria, Czech Republic Bike & Hotel Tours
Cycling in Czech Republic and Austria!
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Tour Type
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Skill Level
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Length8–11 days
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Prices from€1135 Rates
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Overview
Prague and Vienna are the highlights of this bike tour in Austria and the Czech Republic! Prague was the center of power for the Czech aristocracy for centuries, and the parliament is still housed in the fortress from which the Czechs were ruled for centuries. Vienna is magnificent, as it housed the powerful Habsburg family for centuries. This is a city where almost every period in the last 800 years is represented.
A quick look at the map of Bohemia and Moravia reveals the characteristics of the landscape you will enjoy: a versatile, partly hilly area, where idyllic rivers flow, dotted with towns reflecting Middle European history. You will delight in the town and city centers, many UNESCO protected, old fortresses, and, in the smaller villages, the traditional Karp ponds.
The cycling route on this bike tour in Austria and the Czech Republic offers variety as it takes you over hills, through valleys, along patches of farmland, over bridges, and through forests.
Highlights
- Prague, the historic capital of the Czech Republic
- Ancient castles such as Konopiste, Pisecna, Bítov, Cornštejn, and more!
- Idyllic countrysides
- UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Lednice-Valtice and Telc
- Delicious traditional cuisine and world-famous beer!
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Itinerary
Prague to Vienna (Greenways 8-day)
Day 1: Arrival in Prague
Day 2: Prague - Benešov - Tábor, 38 mi. (61 km)
Day 3: Tábor - Jindřichův Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Day 4: Jindřichův Hradec - Telč, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 5: Telč - Podyjí Area, 42 mi. (67 km)
Day 6: Podyjí Area - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 7: Znojmo - Mikulov, 42 mi. (68 km)
Day 8: Mikulov - Poysdorf - Vienna, 34 mi. (55 km)*All distances are approximate.
Day 1: Arrival in Prague
This day is yours to explore the “Paris of Central Europe,” unwind, or enjoy a Prague-by-Bike tour guided by locals who know the city intimately. The ride ends with a mug of Czech beer in a carefully chosen spot. If time allows, consider adding extra nights to fully experience Prague’s charm and hidden corners.Day 2: Prague - Benešov - Tábor, 38 mi. (61 km)
Your first cycling day begins with a relaxed ride along the Vltava River on scenic bike trails. After 20 km of flat riding, the route lifts into the Posázaví Highlands, where each climb rewards you with beautiful countryside views. Visit the castle ruins of Zbořený Kostelec and continue to Týnec nad Sázavou with its Gothic stronghold and Romanesque rotunda. The stage ends at Konopiště Castle, the former residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este.
Option B: Transfer by train or car to Tábor for an evening stroll in one of the most atmospheric medieval towns in the country.Day 3: Tábor - Jindřichův Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Start with a short walk along Tábor’s ramparts before cycling south into the peaceful countryside of South Bohemia. Visit the romantic Červená Lhota water castle en route. You finish in Jindřichův Hradec, home to the third-largest historical complex in the Czech Republic. Once a major medieval center, today it is known for its quiet charm and the legend of the “White Lady.”Day 4: Jindřichův Hradec - Telč, 28 mi. (45 km)
Enter the Bohemian–Moravian Highlands on the way to Telč, a Renaissance masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site considered among Europe’s most beautiful towns.
Ride past ponds and lakes, and in Strmilov visit a weaving workshop where wool and linen fabrics have been made for centuries.Day 5: Telč - Podyjí Area, 42 mi. (67 km)
Cycle toward Dačice, birthplace of the world’s first sugar cube. Enjoy open views, gentle highlands, and quiet villages along the Czech–Austrian border. Visit preserved WWII fortifications, the château of Písečná, and the romantic castle of Uherčice. Before reaching your accommodation, descend to the Vranov Dam for striking views of Bítov Castle. Depending on your overnight location, you may also explore the Cornštejn ruins.
Easy option: Take a train to Slavonice for a shorter border-side cycling day.Day 6: Podyjí Area - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
Today, you explore the untouched beauty of Podyjí National Park. From Nový Hrádek’s ruins and the Hardegg viewpoint, admire sweeping river meanders carved by the Dyje River. A preserved Iron Curtain memorial recalls the region’s more recent history. The trail leads along the quiet border of the park, completely free of car traffic. Descend through the world-renowned Šobes vineyard, one of the top 10 vineyards on the planet, and pause for a glass of white wine if you wish. Continue to Šatov, where you may visit a Cold War bunker, a painted wine cave, cozy cellar streets, and educational vineyard paths featuring old local grape varieties. Your day concludes in Znojmo, the former seat of the Moravian Přemyslid dynasty.Day 7: Znojmo - Mikulov, 42 mi. (68 km)
Leave Znojmo along the river and cycle through open fields and vineyards toward the Austrian border. Visit the Renaissance château in Jaroslavice before crossing into Austria to explore the Galgenberg wine region. Follow a peaceful new bike trail back into the Czech Republic and arrive in Mikulov, famous for its Baroque castle, wine museum, historic synagogue, and its enormous wine cask.Day 8: Mikulov - Poysdorf - Vienna, 34 mi. (55 km)
Your final cycling day in the Czech Republic follows the Iron Curtain Trail, with storyboards retelling the region’s Cold War history. Enter the UNESCO Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape, shaped for centuries by the Lichtenstein family. Explore Lednice Château and gardens, or continue to Jan’s Castle, the Three Graces, the Rendezvous monument, and the Baroque château in Valtice. A visit to the National Wine Center here is an excellent farewell to Moravia. Cross into Austria and ride through Herrnbaumgarten and Poysdorf, where you can stroll the atmospheric cellar lane. From Poysdorf, enjoy your included transfer to Vienna or cycle the full distance if you prefer.
Option B: Ends in Poysdorf with a train or car transfer to Vienna.Prague to Vienna (Greenways 11-day)
Day 1: Arrival in Pague
Day 2: Prague - Benešov, 42 mi. (68 km)
Day 3: Benešov - Tábor, 37 mi. (60 km)
Day 4: Tábor - Jindřichův Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Day 5: Jindřichův Hradec - Telč, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 6: Telč - Podyjí Area, 42 mi. (68 km)
Day 7: Podyjí Area - Znojmo, 42 mi. (68 km)
Day 8: Znojmo - Mikulov, 42 mi. (68 km)
Day 9: Mikulov - Polysdorf, 23 mi. (37 km)
Day 10: Polysdorf - Vienna, 47 mi. (76 km)
Day 11: Departure from ViennaDay 1: Arrival in Prague
This day is yours to unwind in the “Paris of Central Europe,” explore freely, or join a Prague-by-Bike tour guided by locals who love revealing corners beyond any guidebook. The tour ends with a Czech beer in a carefully chosen spot. Ask us if you’d like to add this extra ride — it’s a guest favorite. If time allows, consider adding extra nights to enjoy Prague’s architecture, cafés, and riverside charm.Day 2: Prague - Benešov, 42 mi. (68 km)
Your first cycling day follows the Vltava River upstream on peaceful bike paths. After 20 km of flat riding, the route rises gently into the Posázaví Highlands, with climbs rewarded by sweeping countryside views. Pause for a short walk to the ruins of Zbořený Kostelec, then continue to Týnec nad Sázavou with its Gothic stronghold and Romanesque rotunda. You end the day at Konopiště Castle, the former summer residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand d’Este.Day 3: Benešov - Tábor, 37 mi. (60 km)
Today’s route follows quiet backroads through a region affectionately called Czech Meran for its rolling terrain, or Czech Siberia for the crisp morning chill often found in the valleys. Expect steady climbs, generous viewpoints, and enjoyable descents. The stage ends in Tábor, a never-conquered Hussite stronghold from the 15th century, offering a rich atmosphere and a rewarding end to the day.Day 4: Tábor - Jindřichův Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Begin with a short stroll along Tábor’s ramparts before cycling into the peaceful landscapes of South Bohemia. Visit the romantic water castle of Červená Lhota along the way. You finish in Jindřichův Hradec, home to the third-largest historical complex in the Czech Republic. Though serene today, it was once one of Bohemia’s most important medieval centers and is associated with the legend of the “White Lady.”Day 5: Jindřichův Hradec - Telč, 28 mi. (45 km)
Ride into the Bohemian–Moravian Highlands toward Telč, a Renaissance jewel and UNESCO World Heritage Site often considered the most beautiful Renaissance town in Europe. The route winds through a landscape dotted with ponds and lakes. In Strmilov, you may visit a traditional weaving workshop dedicated to centuries-old textile craft.Day 6: Telč - Podyjí Area, 42 mi. (68 km)
Cycle toward Dačice, birthplace of the first sugar cube. This quiet, scenic stretch offers expansive views and charming villages near the Austrian border. Continue past preserved WWII fortifications, the Renaissance castle of Písečná, and the fairytale-like castle of Uherčice. Before reaching your accommodation, descend toward the Vranov Dam for dramatic views of Bítov Castle. Depending on your overnight location, you may also enjoy the viewpoint at Cornštejn.
Easy option: Take a morning train to Slavonice for a shorter cycling day.Day 7: Podyjí Area - Znojmo, 42 mi. (68 km)
Explore Podyjí National Park, shaped by the winding Dyje River. From Nový Hrádek’s ruins and the Hardegg viewpoint, admire deep river meanders and forested cliffs. Visit a preserved Iron Curtain memorial, cycle along quiet, car-free paths, and descend through the world-renowned Šobes vineyard — one of the top 10 vineyards globally. Continue toward Šatov for optional visits to a Cold War bunker, a painted wine cave, cellar-lined lanes, and vineyards with old local grape varieties. Finish in Znojmo, ancient seat of the Moravian Přemyslids.Day 8: Znojmo - Mikulov, 42 mi. (68 km)
Ride across fields and vineyards toward the Austrian border with a stop at the Renaissance château in Jaroslavice. Cross briefly into Austria to explore the Galgenberg wine region, then follow a scenic trail back into the Czech Republic. Arrive in Mikulov, known for its baroque castle, wine museum, historic synagogue, and its famous oversized wine cask.Tip: Culture and wine lovers may take a morning transfer to Břeclav for a full day of biking in the UNESCO Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape.
Day 9: Mikulov - Polysdorf, 23 mi. (37 km)
Your last Czech cycling day follows the Iron Curtain Trail, sharing stories of those who once attempted to escape the Eastern Bloc. Ride through the Lednice–Valtice UNESCO landscape once more, with opportunities to visit Lednice Château, its gardens, romantic follies, and the Baroque château in Valtice, home to the National Wine Center, an ideal goodbye to the Czech Republic. Enter Austria and continue through Herrnbaumgarten (famous for its whimsical “Nonseum”), then to Poysdorf and Wilfersdorf before reaching Polysdorf.Day 10: Polysdorf - Vienna, 47 mi. (76 km)
The final stage follows rolling terrain with wind turbines dotting the horizon. Ride along the EuroVelo 6 route, partly using former steam railway lines, before arriving in Vienna, the imperial city of waltz, opera, and grand boulevards.Day 11: Departure from Vienna
Enjoy your final day in Vienna or request extra nights to extend your stay.Prague to Vienna (Via Český Krumlov 9-day)
Day 1: Arrival in Prague
Day 2: Prague - Cesky Krumlov
Day 3: Český Krumlov - Třeboň, 38 mi. (61 km)
Day 4: Třeboň - Telč, 48 mi. (78 km)
Day 5: Telč - Podyjí Area, 34 mi. (54 km)
Day 6: Podyjí Area - Znojmo, 24 mi. (38 km)
Day 7: Znojmo - Mikulov, 43 mi. (70 km)
Day 8: Mikulov - Mistelbach - Vienna, 60 mi. (96 km)
Day 9: Vienna or PragueDay 1: Arrival in Prague
This day is yours to explore the “Paris of Central Europe,” relax, or join our Prague-by-Bike tour guided by locals who know the city more deeply than any guidebook. The ride is safe and scenic and ends with a mug of Czech beer in a carefully chosen spot. If time allows, we recommend extending your stay to discover more of Prague’s beauty and hidden corners.Day 2: Prague - Český Krumlov
Today is a flexible day. In the morning, you transfer from your Prague hotel to Český Krumlov by van, a 2- to 2.5-hour drive. Upon arrival, you receive your welcome briefing. The rest of the day is free for your own exploration of this fairy tale town. In the evening, we enjoy our first dinner together.Day 3: Český Krumlov - Třeboň, 38 mi. (61 km)
The ride begins with a climb out of the Vltava River valley and passes by the beautiful Zlatá Koruna Monastery once more. After this initial effort, the terrain becomes gentler, winding through small villages and peaceful rural scenery. You then reach the Třeboň pond region, a unique landscape shaped over centuries and filled with thousands of ponds, including the vast Svět and Rožmberk. Třeboň, once a residence of the powerful Rosenberg family and today a charming spa town, is the perfect place to enjoy local carp.Day 4: Třeboň - Telč, 48 mi. (78 km)
A longer but rewarding day takes you across the border region. There is less climbing than the day before, and the route leads between many ponds created during the Rosenberg era. You briefly touch the Austrian border and enjoy the quiet nature area known as Czech Canada. Eventually, you turn north toward Telč. This UNESCO-listed Renaissance town offers one of the most picturesque main squares in Europe.Day 5: Telč - Podyjí Area, 34 mi. (54 km)
Ride south again and enjoy the rolling rhythm of the highlands. Passing through Dačice, you may visit the site where the first sugar cube in the world was invented. Continue along the Austrian border and admire the pre-World War II bunkers that were once meant to defend the country. The day ends with a beautiful descent into the Dyje River canyon, where you can admire the impressive castles of Cornštejn and Bítov.Day 6: Podyjí Area - Znojmo, 24 mi. (38 km)
A short but very scenic day awaits. Cycle through Podyjí National Park, one of the most preserved natural areas in the country. Enjoy panoramic views of the Dyje Valley, including the viewpoint overlooking Hardegg. Ride along remnants of the former Iron Curtain and then descend to the river for a tasting at the renowned Šobes vineyard, considered one of the finest in the world. The day ends in the royal town of Znojmo, known for its history and wine culture.Day 7: Znojmo - Mikulov, 43 mi. (70 km)
Follow the Czech and Austrian border eastward. Leaving Znojmo, the route continues through farmland and vineyards toward Jaroslavice, known for its château. With mostly flat terrain today, you can relax and enjoy the local wine atmosphere before joining the popular cycling route that leads directly to Mikulov. This beautiful town features a grand hilltop castle, a strong Jewish heritage, a rich wine tradition, and an ideal location near both Vienna and Brno.Day 8: Mikulov - Mistelbach - Vienna, 60 mi. (96 km)
On your final day of cycling, cross the border into Austria and continue through vineyard towns, including Poysdorf, which is home to an extensive wine market. Follow the Zaya Creek and pass through Wilfersdorf, once a seat of the Lichtenstein family, before reaching Mistelbach, where the cycling portion of your journey ends. From here, you transfer to Vienna. Guests who prefer to complete the entire distance may continue biking all the way to Vienna, a total of 96 km.Day 9: Vienna
Your tour concludes with breakfast in Vienna.Looking for more? View all our featured bicycle tours, specials, and news or look at our full list of bike tours in Europe.
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Map
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Hotels & Bikes
There are two levels of accommodations offered on this tour: Standard and premium.
Premium Accommodations: You will stay in old restored historical houses of local aristocrats or rich merchants or chateaus of at least 4-star quality level or, if not available, the very best accommodations in town
Standard Accommodations: 2-star and 3-star hotels or B&Bs
A sample hotel list is provided in the day-to-day itinerary, keeping in mind all accommodations are based on availability.
Air conditioning cannot be guaranteed in each hotel like in some smaller towns or towns in historical areas that are prohibited from having AC.Bicycles
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Standard Touring Bike
Hybrid Bike – Women’s
Pells Crono Comp Woman (3×8 speed)
- Front handlebar bag (5 L)
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- Helmet
- Water bottle holder + bottle
- Sizes: 16”, 18”
Hybrid Bike – Men’s
Pells Crono Pro (3×9 speed)
- Front handlebar bag (5 L)
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- Helmet
- Water bottle holder + bottle
- Sizes: 15”, 17”, 19”, 21”, 23”
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Electric Bike
Agogs City Liner Class (1×8 speed)
- Range approx. 90 km
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- Helmet
- Water bottle holder + bottle
- Size: Unisex, 150–190 cm (26” wheels)
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Premium Electric Bike
Cannondale Quick Neo (1×9 speed, 28” wheels)
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- Helmet
- Water bottle holder + bottle
- Sizes: 15”, 17”, 19”, 21”
Specialized Turbo Vado 4.0 SL (1×10 speed, 28” wheels)
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- Helmet
- Water bottle holder + bottle
- Sizes: 14” step-through, 15”, 17”, 19”, 21”
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Gravel Bike
Pells Raw 3 Grey (1×11 speed)
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- Helmet
- Water bottle holder + bottle
- Sizes: 49, 54, 56, 58
Specialized Diverge E5 (2×9 speed)
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- Helmet
- Water bottle holder + bottle
- Sizes: 48, 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61
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Tandem Bike
Note: Tandem bikes are available on a request basis.
Trek Tandem (3×8 speed, 26” wheels)
- Front handlebar bag (5 L)
- 1× rear pannier (20 L)
- 2× helmets
- 3× water bottle holders + bottles
- Size: Unisex
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Inclusions
What’s Included
- Accommodations in booked category according to length of tour
- Breakfasts
- Pre-tour meeting on the first cycling day
- Luggage transportation (weight limit: 15 kg per piece; maximum of 2 pcs per person)
- 24-gear bicycle with helmet, handlebar bag, pannier, water bottle, mudguards, and lock
- Route descriptions and maps
- Emergency service
- Train ticket Benešov-Tábor
- Car transfer Mistelbach-Vienna
- Three dinners
- Water and snacks during cycling
- Tour guide
- Support vehicle
Self-guided itineraries
Guided tour only
What’s Not Included
- Remaining meals (dinners can be included for a supplement, ask us!)
- Airport transfers
- Entrance fees and excursions
- Tourist taxes
- Bicycle protection
- Travel Insurance
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Dates & Pricing
Dates & Pricing
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Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1135 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1374 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1345 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1599 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1368 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1650 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1634 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1916 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) Self-Guided, Standard € 1518 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) Self-Guided, Standard € 1772 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) Self-Guided, Premium € 1804 Book Sep 13–30 (Daily)Sep 13–30 (Daily) Self-Guided, Premium € 2137 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1135 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1374 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1345 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 8-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1599 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1368 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Standard € 1650 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1634 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) 11-Day > Self-Guided, Premium € 1916 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) Self-Guided, Standard € 1518 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) Self-Guided, Standard € 1772 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) Self-Guided, Premium € 1804 Book Oct 1–31 (Daily)Oct 1–31 (Daily) Self-Guided, Premium € 2137 Book Pricing details and extra options
Prague to Vienna (Via Cesky Krumlov)
- Self-Guided, Standard 2026 Daily Apr 15–Oct 31 • 8 nights from € 15182026 departures: Daily Apr 15–Oct 31
2026 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Standard Hotels Double occupancy € 1518 Single occupancy € 1772 Solo traveler € 2039 Bike Rentals Price Standard touring bike Included Gravel bike € 47 Electric bike € 132 Premium electric bike € 222 Extra Nights Price Prague, Outside City Center Double occupancy € 74 Single occupancy € 137 Prague, City Center Double occupancy € 90 Single occupancy € 153 Vienna Double occupancy € 79 Single occupancy € 132 Extra options Price Dinner package (8 dinners) € 295 Printed route maps digital routing material is included, printed materials available one set per roomRoute descriptions € 11 Route descriptions with maps € 32 - Self-Guided, Premium 2026 Daily Apr 15–Oct 31 • 8 nights from € 18042026 departures: Daily Apr 15–Oct 31
2026 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Premium Hotels Double occupancy € 1804 Single occupancy € 2137 Solo traveler € 2404 Bike Rentals Price Standard touring bike Included Gravel bike € 47 Electric bike € 132 Premium electric bike € 222 Extra Nights Price Prague, Outside City Center Double occupancy € 106 Single occupancy € 158 Vienna Double occupancy € 100 Single occupancy € 190 Extra options Price Dinner package (8 dinners) € 353 Printed route maps digital routing material is included, printed materials available one set per roomRoute descriptions € 11 Route descriptions with maps € 32 - Extra Options
Transfers Prague Airport to Hotel (per car) 1-3 travelers € 58 4-8 travelers € 74 Prague Main Train Station to Hotel (per car) 1-3 travelers € 53 4-8 travelers € 64 Other towns/cities to Prague Car or train transfer On request Prague City Bike Tour Price 2 travelers € 74 4 travelers € 58 6 travelers € 53
Prague to Vienna (Greenways)
- Self-Guided, Standard 2026 Daily Apr 15–Oct 31 • 7 nights from € 11352026 departures: Daily Apr 15–Oct 31
2026 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Standard Hotels Double occupancy € 1135 Single occupancy € 1374 Solo traveler € 1591 Bike Rentals Price Standard touring bike Included Gravel bike € 32 Electric bike € 117 Premium electric bike € 210 Extra Nights Please note that there is surcharge for extra nights falling on Thu-Sat nights, €10 per person and night.Price Prague, Outside City Center Double occupancy € 74 Single occupancy € 137 Prague, City Center Double occupancy € 90 Single occupancy € 153 Vienna Double occupancy € 79 Single occupancy € 132 Dinner Packages Price Standard accommodations € 243 - Self-Guided, Premium 2026 Daily Apr 15–Oct 31 • 7 nights from € 13452026 departures: Daily Apr 15–Oct 31
2026 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Standard Hotels Double occupancy € 1345 Single occupancy € 1599 Solo traveler € 1816 Bike Rentals Price Standard touring bike Included Gravel bike € 32 Electric bike € 117 Premium electric bike € 210 Extra Nights Price Prague, Outside City Center Double occupancy € 100 Single occupancy € 148 Vienna Double occupancy € 100 Single occupancy € 190 Dinner Packages Price Premium accommodations € 285
- Self-Guided, Standard 2026 Daily Apr 15–Oct 31 • 7 nights from € 13682026 departures: Daily Apr 15–Oct 31
2026 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Standard Hotels Double occupancy € 1368 Single occupancy € 1650 Solo traveler € 1884 Bike Rentals Price Standard touring bike Included Gravel bike € 40 Electric bike € 150 Premium electric bike € 248 Extra Nights Please note that there is surcharge for extra nights falling on Thu-Sat nights, €10 per person and night.Price Prague, Outside City Center Double occupancy € 74 Single occupancy € 137 Prague, City Center Double occupancy € 90 Single occupancy € 153 Vienna Double occupancy € 79 Single occupancy € 132 Dinner Packages Price Standard accommodations € 316 - Self-Guided, Premium 2026 Daily Apr 15–Oct 31 • 7 nights from € 16342026 departures: Daily Apr 15–Oct 31
2026 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2026 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Standard Hotels Double occupancy € 1634 Single occupancy € 1916 Solo traveler € 2150 Bike Rentals Price Standard touring bike Included Gravel bike € 40 Electric bike € 150 Premium electric bike € 248 Extra Nights Price Prague, Outside City Center Double occupancy € 100 Single occupancy € 148 Vienna Double occupancy € 100 Single occupancy € 190 Dinner Packages Price Premium accommodations € 374
- Extra Options
Transfers Prague Airport to Hotel (per car) 1-3 travelers € 58 4-8 travelers € 74 Prague Main Train Station to Hotel (per car) 1-3 travelers € 53 4-8 travelers € 64 Other towns/cities to Prague Car or train transfer On request Prague City Bike Tour Price 2 travelers € 74 4 travelers € 58 6 travelers € 53
Please Note
- Rates are per person, based on double occupancy
- Tour prices are based on the fuel costs at time prices are set, often months or years in advance. In rare cases, additional fees may apply for fuel cost increases.
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
- Self-Guided, Standard 2026 Daily Apr 15–Oct 31 • 8 nights from € 1518
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Extra Info
Skill Level — Moderate
This European cycling tour is a moderate bike tour on designated bike paths and quiet roads with rolling hills. Some sections are challenging. Average daily distances between 25 and 39 miles (40 - 62 km).
Airport Info
Fly to Václav Havel Prague Airport, located on the northwest edge of Prague, around 20 kilometers from the city.
Local Travel
The journey from the airport to the city center takes around 25-30 minutes by taxi or up to one hour by public transportation. There is no train or metro to /from the airport.
Public bus service links are available to underground stations on two different lines. The approximate time from the airport to the nearest metro (Nádraží Veleslavín, line A) is around 25 minutes.
The most convenient way to arrive to your first hotel from the airport is by taxi. However, please be aware that taxi drivers in Prague can be fraudulent.
Please refer to the below link for some good information for taxi and service from the airport. http://www.pragueairport.co.uk/taxi-from-to-prague-airport/
Climate
Please check local conditions prior to arrival. The Czech Republic lies in the temperate climate zone, which is characterized by mild, humid summers with occasional hot spells, and cold, cloudy and humid winters. Average high/low temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit: April 54/36º, May 64/45º, June 69/51º, July 72/54º, August 73/53º, September 65/48º, and October 54/39º.
Recommended
Extra night in Prague before the tour start. We can book this if required. Please note: If you decide to book your own hotel, an additional €20 per booking administration fee will apply. We recommend using one of our standard partner hotels as our route description, GPS files, maps, etc. starts from there. Otherwise, we require a hotel with 24/7 reception + bike storage room. We do not accept Air B&B accommodation and it will be your responsibility on Day 1 to find your way by bike to the route starting point.
Remarks
This tour can be tailor made to your desires. Please ask us about a customized tour!
Important to know
Documents
Before you travel, please check your country's passport and visa requirements and the passport and visa requirements of the country/countries you plan to visit. For US citizens, the US Department of State website is a good source of information. The Country Information tab in the International Travel section provides details about passport validity, blank passport pages required, etc. For our our Canadian clients, please visit Canadian Travel and Tourism information, Australian clients: Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and for those from New Zealand: New Zealand Safe Travel.
Tour Operator
This tour is run by EBT.
We value the strong relationship we have with our local partners and the services we provide.
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![A scenic view of Český Krumlov in the Czech Republic, featuring charming red-roofed buildings and a prominent castle in the background.]()
![Main square in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Pedro Szekely]()
![Vranov nad Dyjí in South Moravia on River Dyje (Thaya), Czech Republic. Flickr:Ebsels]()
![Main square in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Miguel Virkkunen Carvalho]()
![Austria's famous Schnitzel. Flickr:traveljunction]()
![Beer tasting in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Ralfsmallkaa]()
![The famous Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![Venceslao Square in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![Delicious foods to try in Czech Republic. Flickr:Herbert Frank]()
![Belvedere Schloss in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Kieker]()
![Znojmo in South Moravia, Czech Republic. Flickr:Ondrej Pospisil]()
![Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:rchelseth]()
![Johann Strauss statue in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:kiefer]()
![16th Century houses on Zacharias of Hradec Square in Telč, a UNESCO Site in southern Moravia, Czech Republic. Creative Commons:xkomczax]()
![Schloss Frain in Vranov nad Dyjí, Moravia, Czech Republic. Flickr:ebsels]()
![Biking through enchanting Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![Jindrichuv Hradec, a Czech town within the South Bohemian Region. Flickr:Richard Mortel]()
![Main Square in Telc with its famous 16th century architecture. Southern Moravia, Czech Republic. Wikimedia Commons:Hans Weingartz]()
![Bike tour through Prague, Czech Republic. Photo via TO]()
![Gardens at Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:r chelseth]()
![Telc is a UNESCO site in Moravia, Czech Republic. Creative Commons:Michal Lewi]()
![Telc, a UNESCO Site in southern Moravia, Czech Republic. Wikimedia Commons:Jerzy Strzelecki]()
![Schonbrunn Palace Gardens in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Anthony Greyes]()
![Astronomical Clock in Old Town Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Kurt Bauschardt]()
![Sightseeing in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Pedro Szekely]()
![Austria has amazing chocolate! Flickr:Andrew Nash]()
![Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![Charles Bridge over the Vltava River in Prague, Czech Republic. Creative Commons:PeterKBurian]()
![Main square in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![Hennie and her group biking through Prague, Czech Republic.]()
![Decorative eggs are commons during holidays in Czech Republic. Flickr:Liz Jones]()
![Tábor, a small South Bohemian town along the river Lužnice, Czech Republic. Creative Commons:Rudolf.]()
![Stephansdom in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Dennis Jarvis]()
![Easter Market at Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:su-may]()
![Belvedere Castle in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Miguel Mendez]()
![St James Church Tower in Telč, Moravia, Czech Republic. Creative Commons:Michal Lewi]()
![Local costume bike race of sorts in Telc, Czech Republic. Flickr:Rafael Robles]()
![Hundertwasserhaus in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Michela Simoncini]()
![German Forest Cake in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Raphaellabbe]()
![Czech cuisine to fuel the activities. Flickr:Sean Goggins]()
![Znojmo in South Moravia, Czech Republic. Flickr:Ondrej Pospisil]()
![Great soups in Czech Republic. Flickr:Sago1965]()
![Festival in Jindrichuv Hradec, Czech Republic. Flickr:Donald Judge]()
![Gorgeous gables in Telc, Moravia, Czech Republic. Flickr:Donald Judge]()
![Vranov nad Dyjí in Moravia, Czech Republic. Creative Commons:Pudelek]()
![Overlooking Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Amirappel]()
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Reviews
Reviews
Barbara M.
4 days agoVerified Reviewer
Loved the charming and ornate small towns especially Telc and biking in Moravia during fall wine harvest to palaces in Valtice and Lednice. Would highly recommend an e-bike because the hills were long and many steep. Premium accommodations were always good and available when we rolled into town even when earlier than check in time. Support personnel (Lucas,Klara, and others) were fabulous and always answered our questions quickly and offered suggestions such as swapping last 2 days so we didn’t miss the UNESCO sites in Valtice and Lednice when we decided to go directly to Vienna on last day. We often took suggested shorter routes but found them still to be challenging (hilly!!) but e-bikes helped a lot. Loved the countryside fields and cool forests. One in our self- guided group did not have an e-bike but managed the hills with a lot of effort and some stopping to take a break. Would highly recommend but caution there are lots of hills and often share road with cars, albeit less traveled roads.
- When did you take this tour?
- September 2026
- How did the difficulty level compare to your expectations?
- More difficult than expected. We trained for the elevation but the hills seemed longer than expected.
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
Drew R.
3 months agoVerified Reviewer
Heather B.
11 months agoVerified Reviewer
Our guides were wonderful. I especially appreciated having Pavel (a historian) as one of our trip guides--he made the trip intellectually enriching. We also really enjoyed the company of our fellow travelers. All in all, it was a fun, stimulating, beautiful, and well-supported adventure!
María U.
July 31, 2025Verified Reviewer
Janet B.
October 23, 2024Verified Reviewer
Doris S.
October 19, 2024Verified Reviewer
David P.
October 1, 2024Verified Reviewer
David P.
September 30, 2024Verified Reviewer
Mike
July 17, 2024Verified Reviewer
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May 10, 2024Verified Reviewer
Maite Gabriela B.
October 29, 2023Verified Reviewer
Alejandra I.
October 27, 2023Verified Reviewer
Justin Good
October 23, 2023Verified Reviewer
Mark F.
July 8, 2023Verified Reviewer
George W.
October 9, 2019Verified Reviewer
Katherine G.
October 7, 2019Verified Reviewer
Leonie R.
October 6, 2019Verified Reviewer
James Lindsay
June 8, 2018Verified Reviewer
Amy Sandlin
May 31, 2018Verified Reviewer
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4 days ago
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