Prague to Vienna
Austria, Czech Republic Bike Tours
Cycling in Czech Republic and Austria!
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Overview
Prague and Vienna are the highlights of this bike tour in Austria and the Czech Republic! Prague, was for centuries, the center of power for the Czech aristocracy, and the parliament is still housed in the fortress in which the Czechs were ruled for centuries. Vienna is magnificent, as it once 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
For the following itineraries, it is HIGHLY recommended to book extra nights before and/or after your tours.
Prague to Vienna Greenways 7-day (guided or self-guided)
Day 1: Prague - Konopiste - Tábor, 38 mi. (61 km)
Day 2: Tabor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Day 3: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 4: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 42 mi. (67 km)
Day 5: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 6: Znojmo - (Mikulov, optional Lednice/Valtice Cultural Landscape, 11 or 42 mi. (18 or 68 km)
Day 7: Mikulov - Mistelbach - Vienna*All distances are approximate.
Day 1: Prague - Konopiste- Tábor, 38 mi. (60 km)
Our first biking day starts easily and relaxed Vltava river upstream on well developed bike trails, called the Greenways. After 20 km on flat ground, you leave the river and enter the open romantic Posázaví highlands For every climb you will be rewarded with nice views of the surrounding countryside. At Zbořený Kostelec you can take the short hike to local castle ruin. From here, you will continue to nearby Týnec nad Sázavou. Today's stage will end with a visit of the Konopiste Castle, the summer palace of Archduke Franz Ferdinand D ́Este. In late afternoon from Konopiště/Benešov you will take a train or car (Fully guided tour) to the former Hussite stronghold, Tábor. An evening stroll through this wonderful medieval town will be one of the highlights of the whole tour!Sample accommodation:
Standard – Staroměstký Pension, Hotel Constanz
Premium – Hotel NautilusDay 2: Tábor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
In the morning, a short morning walk on the ramparts of Tábor is recommended. The careful usage of the assets of the landscape and countryside during its construction resulted in several unsuccessful attempts to siege the town during the times of religious wars. Next you'll enter the South Bohemian region. You will encounter many little castles and chateaux and a few of the most well known places of interest in the region, the romantic water castle of Cervena Lhota and also the third largest historical complex in the Czech Republic, the town of Jindrichuv Hradec with its well preserved castle and city center. It is hard to believe that this calm town used to be one of the largest medieval towns in Bohemia! Based on a legend, it is possible to meet Perchta from Rozberk, the famous “white woman” ghost!Sample accommodation:
Standard – Pension Kasper,
Premium – Concertino
Day 3: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
We leave the South Bohemia and enter the Bohemian - Moravian highlands area. Today’s highlight will be a visit of the Renaissance town of Telc, which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Telc is considered to be the most beautiful Renaissance town in Europe! Before we get there, we must travel a rather hilly 45 km, passing by a plethora of ponds and lakes - try to count them all, or just relax amid this peaceful scenery. In Strmilov, we will have a chance to visit an artistic weaving factory and learn more about the process of making wool and linen fabrics, a part of this region for centuries.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Antoň,
Premium – U HraběnkyDay 4: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 42 mi. (67 km)
We start the day in direction of Dačice where the first sugar cube ever was produced. Getting there we bike through an area with fantastic views and very few other bikers on the route. It takes us through nice highland area and peaceful villages near to the Austrian border which we then follow for the rest of the day. On the road we can see a well-preserved system of fortifications from the beginning of World War II. These fortifications have never been used, and therefore, are well-preserved for today’s tourists. Riding along, the route will pass by the Renaissance castle of Pisecna and to the fairytale-like castle of Frejstejn. Before we reach our destination we will take a detour to the Vranov water dam to reward ourselves with amazing views of Bítov castle. Should you wish, please enjoy the views from one of the biggest castle ruins in Moravia – Cornštejn. The final destination of today’s stage is the town of Vranov nad Dyji, nestled on the edge of the Podyji National Park. If you prefer shorter biking distance, you can take train in the morning to Slavonice to bike just along the Austrian border.Sample accommodation:
Standard + Premium (2 accommodation levels) – Zámecký hotelDay 5: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
This day explores Podyji National Park, enchanting everyone with its untouched beauty. From the ruins of Novy Hradek, as well as from the viewpoint over the majestic medieval castle of Hardegg, we will be able to see where the Dyje River finds its way through the countryside creating unforgettable meanders. A memorial of the Iron Curtain, located in this area, is a quiet eyewitness of somber, relatively recent, times. The bike trail will lead us along the borders of the national park, where no auto traffic is allowed. While descending to the Dyje river through Šobes vineyard, why not pause for a glass of white wine? This place was marked as one of the 10 best vineyards in the world! Our next stop will be the town of Šatov, where we will have the possibility to visit a uniquely-preserved Cold War fortification, a curiously painted wine cave, cozy wine cellar streets, and an educational path leading through vineyards of old wine varieties. We will conclude the day in the seat town of the Moravian Premyslid Dynasty – in the town of Znojmo.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Solnice,
Premium – LahoferDay 6: Znojmo - Mikulov, optional Lednice/Valtice Cultural Landscape, 11 or 42 mi. (18 or 68 km)
In the morning we will leave the town along the river and then continue through fields and vineyards to the Austrian border. The border line will then take us east with a nice stop in the town of Jaroslavice with nice Renesance chateau. Here you first cross the border to Austria and visit the picturesque wine growing area of Galgenberg. From here we follow a nice new bike trail meandering through the peaceful countryside to Mikulov. This hidden gem will capture your attention with its Baroque Castle and wine museum, an historic synagogue and a local curiosity – a gigantic wine cask big enough for a chamber orchestra.TIP: Culture and wine lovers can take a morning train to Břeclav and spend whole day biking in unique Lednice - Valtice UNESCO area! The Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape – a landscape which used to belong to the family of Lichtenstein. Under the care of this single family, the swampy area was transformed into a wellthoughtout combination of castles and parks, sometimes called “The Garden of Europe” or “The Garden Paradise”. We will have a chance to visit this place, which combines both indigenous and exotic natural elements to create an outstanding work of human creativity. Since the complex is very large, biking is the recommended mode of transportation allowing you to fully experience this exceptional cultural site along at a leisurely pace.
Sample accommodation:
Standard – Templ,
Premium – Galant
Day 7: Mikulov - Mistelbach - Vienna, 38 mi. (55 km)
The last half day of the tour in Czech Republic will follow iron curtain trail framed with story boards of those, who tried to escape from communistic Eastern Block. After crossing the border we will bike through the Herrnbaumgarten Village, famous for its poetic museum of nonsense, to the wine museum in Poysdorf, where you will have a chance to complete your Central European wine "training"! Then we will pass through Wilfersdorf with its chateau which had been the main residence of the Prince of Lichtenstein between 17th and 18th century. We will end our day in Mistelbach. From here you will be transferred by car to your hotel in Vienna, where our tour ends.Extend your stay! Book extra nights
Prague to Vienna Greenways 9-day (self-guided)
Day 1: Arrival in Pague - Konopiste, 38 mi. (62 km)
Day 2: Konopištê/Benešov - Tabor, 38 mi. (60 km)
Day 3: Tábor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
Day 4: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 5: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 29 mi. (47 km)
Day 6: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 7: Znojmo - (Mikulov) Lednice/Valtice Cultural Landscape, 11 or 42 mi. (18 or 68 km)
Day 8: Mikulov - Mistelsbach - Vienna, 38 mi. (55 km)
Day 9: Mistelbach - ViennaIndividual arrival in Prague (not included in tour price, see extra night pricing)
Day 1: Arrival in Prague - Konopiste, 38 mi. (62 km)
Our first biking day starts easily and relaxed Vltava river upstream on nice bike trails. After 20 km on flat ground we have to leave the river and open romantic Posázaví highlands For every climb you will be rewarded with nice views to surrounding countryside. At Zbořený Kostelec you can take short hike to local castle ruin. From here, you will continue to nearby Týnec nad Sázavou. Todays stage will end with a visit the Konopiste Castle, the summer palace of Archduke Franz Ferdinand D ́Este.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Pension Nová Myslivna,
Premium – Pension KonopištěDay 2: Konopištê/Benešov - Tabor, 38 mi. (60 km)
The second day offers us gentle biking along small side roads and byways through nice and peacefull part of Central Bohemia. The part we bike through today is sometimes called Czech Meran for all the little ups and downs or Czech Siberia for rather chillier climate (mornings) in the valleys. It offers a lot of fantastic views and descends with the same ammount of climbs on the other hand. After we pass through all this cycling heaven we will end up in Tábor. This mighty fortress served as the headquarters of the czech reformation in 15th century during the Hussite wars. Never conquered it offers a lot to see and a great evening after a demanding ride!Sample accommodation:
Standard – Staroměstký Pension, Hotel Constanz,
Premium – Hotel NautilusDay 3: Tábor - Jindrichuv Hradec, 32 mi. (52 km)
In the morning we recommend a short walk on the ramparts of Tábor, where you can admire its genius loci. The careful incorporation of the landscape and countryside during its construction resulted in several successful repulsions of sieges during the Religious Wars. Riding our bikes, we will enter the South Bohemian region. Among the green, calm scenery rest the romantic water castle of Červená Lhota, and the third-largest historical complex in the Czech Republic - the town of Jindrichuv Hradec with its well preserved castle and city center. Today, it is hard to believe that this calm town used to be one of the largest medieval centers in Bohemia! Based on a legend, it is possible to meet Perchta of Rozmberk – the famous “White Lady” ghost!Sample accommodation:
Standard – Pension Kasper,
Premium – ConcertinoDay 4: Jindrichuv Hradec - Telc, 28 mi. (45 km)
We leave the South Bohemia and enter the Bohemian - Moravian highlands area. Today’s highlight will be a visit of the Renaissance town of Telc, which is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Telc is considered to be the most beautiful Renaissance town in Europe! Before we get there, we must travel a rather hilly 45 km, passing by a plethora of ponds and lakes - try to count them all, or just relax amid this peaceful scenery. In Strmilov, we will have a chance to visit an artistic weaving factory and learn more about the process of making wool and linen fabrics, a part of this region for centuries.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Antoň,
Premium – U HraběnkyDay 5: Telc - Vranov nad Dyji, 29 mi. (47 km)
We start the day in direction of Dačice where the firrst sugar cube ever was produced. Getting there we bike through an area with fantastic views and very few other bikers on the route. It takes us through nice highland area and peaceful villages near to the Austrian border which we then follow for the rest of the day. On the road we can see a well-preserved system of fortifications from the beginning of World War II. These fortifications has never been used, and therefore, are well-preserved for today’s tourists. Riding along, the route will pass by the Renaissance castle of Pisecna and to the fairytale-like castle of Frejstejn. Before we reach our destination we will take a detour to the Vranov water dam to reward ourselves with amazing views of Bítov castle. Should you wish, please enjoy the views from one of the biggest castle ruins in Moravia – Cornštejn. The final destination of today’s stage is the town of Vranov nad Dyji, nestled on the edge of the Podyji National Park. Easy option: You can take a morning train transfer to Slavonice to bike just along the Austrian border.Sample accommodation:
Standard + Premium (2 accommodation levels) – Zámecký hotelDay 6: Vranov nad Dyji - Znojmo, 29 mi. (46 km)
This day explores Podyji National Park, enchanting everyone with its untouched beauty. From the ruins of Novy Hradek, as well as from the viewpoint over the majestic medieval castle of Hardegg, we will be able to see where the Dyje River finds its way through the countryside creating unforgettable meanders. A memorial of the Iron Curtain, located in this area, is a quiet eyewitness of somber, relatively recent, times. The bike trail will lead us along the borders of the national park, where no auto traffic is allowed. While descending to the Dyje river through Šobes vineyard, why not pause for a glass of white wine? This place was marked as one of the 10 best vineyards in the world! Our next stop will be the town of Šatov, where we will have the possibility to visit a uniquely-preserved Cold War fortification, a curiously painted wine cave, cozy wine cellar streets, and an educational path leading through vineyards of old wine varieties. We will conclude the day in the seat town of the Moravian Premyslid Dynasty – in the town of Znojmo.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Solnice,
Premium – LahoferDay 7: Znojmo - (Mikulov) Lednice/Valtice Cultural Landscape, 11 or 42 mi. (18 or 68 km)
In the morning we will leave the town along the river and then continue through fields and vineyards to the Austrian border. The border line will then take us east with a nice stop in the town of Jaroslavice with nice Renesance chateau. Here you first cross the border t Austria and visit the picturesque wine growing area of Galgenberg. From here we follow a nice new bike trail meandering through the peaceful countryside to Mikulov. This hidden gem will capture your attention with its Baroque Castle and wine museum, an historic synagogue and a local curiosity – a gigantic wine cask big enough for a chamber orchestra. TIP: Culture and wine lovers can take a morning transfer to Břeclav and spend whole day biking in unique Lednice - Valtice UNESCO area! The Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape – a landscape which used to belong to the family of Lichtenstein. Under the care of this single family, the swampy area was transformed into a wellthoughtout combination of castles and parks, sometimes called “The Garden of Europe” or “The Garden Paradise”. We will have a chance to visit this place, which combines both indigenous and exotic natural elements to create an outstanding work of human creativity. Since the complex is very large, biking is the recommended mode of transportation allowing you to fully experience this exceptional cultural site along at a leisurely pace.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Templ,
Premium – GalantDay 8: Mikulov - Mistelsbach, 38 mi. (55 km)
The last half day of the tour in Czech republic will follow iron curtain trail framed with story boards of those, who tried to escape from communistic Eastern Block. After crossing the border we will bike through the Herrnbaumgarten Village, famous for its poetic museum of nonsense, to the wine museum in Poysdorf, where you will have a chance to complete your Central European wine "training"! Then we will pass through Wilfersdorf with its chateau which had been the main residence of the Prince of Lichtenstein between 17th and 18th century. We will end our day in Mistelbach.Sample accommodation:
Standard + Premium (2 accommodation levels) – Hotel Zur LindeDay 9: Mistelbach - Vienna
Last missing part of Prague-Vienna whole way biking tour will guide us through rolling landscape with many wind power plants on the horizon. We will be following the EuroVelo 6 bike trail partly built on ancient steam railroad tracks. We will end our day at Vienna - former capital of the Habsburg Monarchy, town of the waltz and opera. Overnight in Vienna is NOT included in tour price so you might want to consider requesting this!Prague to Vienna via Český Krumlov 8-day (guided or self-guided)
Day 1: Prague - Cesky Krumlov
Day 2: Český Krumlov - Trebon, 38 mi. (61 km)
Day 3: Trebon - Telc, 48 mi. (78 km)
Day 4: Telc - Vranov, 35 mi. (54 km)
Day 5: Vranov - Znojmo, 23 mi. (38 km)
Day 6: Znojmo - Mikulov, 43 mi. (70 km)
Day 7: Mikulov - Mistelbach - Vienna, 60 mi. (96 km) (all way biking) or 30 mi. (48km) to Mistelbach
Day 8: Departure from Vienna or PragueDay 1: Prague - Cesky Krumlov
(It is highly recommended to book an extra night before your tour in Prague.) In the morning, you are transferred from your Prague hotel to Český Krumlov (approximately 2 to 2.5 hours) by a van. Here you will have a welcome briefing. The rest of the day is reserved for your individual exploration of this fabulous town. The day concludes with dinner.Sample accommodation:
Hotel Zlatý AndělDay 2: Český Krumlov - Trebon, 38 mi. (61 km)
The start to today's cycling route is a difficult one as you have a significant climb out of the Moldau valley. Visit the lovely Zlatá koruna monastery. After the inevitable climb, the route gets easier, winding through tiny villages and picturesque landscape. Finally you arrive at the Trebon pond area. This originally swampy area was turned into a kingdom of ponds with thousands of little ones and crowned by the mighty giants like Svet (world) or Rozmberk (Rosenberg). The day ends in Trebon, once a cozy residence of the mighty Rosenbergs, today a lovely spa town amidst the ponds.Sample accommodation:
Hotel Zlatá hvězda TřeboňDay 3: Trebon - Telc, 48 mi. (78 km)
Today's route offers a lot of the border area and there are not as many hills to contend with as the day before. Today you cycle mostly between the many ponds built here through the reign of the Rosenbergs. Touching Austria for a bit, you never leave the border for long and enjoy the border nicknamed Czech Canada. Finally, turn north to reach the highland pearl of Telc. This UNESCO protected town offers some of the best renessaince pictures.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Antoň,
Premium – U HraběnkyDay 4: Telc - Vranov, 35 mi. (54 km)
Today you can cycle south again enjoying the ups and downs of the highlands. Passing the town of Dacice you can visit the place where the first sugar cube ever was produced. Later on, cycle along the Austrian border admiring the landscape and the pre WW II bunkers which were supposed to stop the German invasion. Finally, descend into the deep canyon of Dyje river to admire two mighty castles – Cornstejn and Bitov. One final climb and descent brings you into the tiny town of Vranov with mighty castle overlooking the premises.Sample accommodation:
Standard + Premium (2 accommodation levels) – Zámecký hotelDay 5: Vranov - Znojmo, 23 mi. (38 km)
Today's route covers a shorter distance but is a very picturesque day. It winds through the Podyji NP recognized as one of the most preserved nature bits in the country. You can admire the Dyje valley and numerous views crowned by the the Austrian town of Hardegg. Around the corner, cycle by the remains of Iron curtain and then descend all the way down to the river to sip wine from one of the most fascinating vineyards – Sobes. Today's final destination in Znojmo with its many beauties to discover.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Solnice,
Premium – LahoferDay 6: Znojmo - Mikulov, 43 mi. (70 km)
Today you again follow the Czech-Austrian border east. Leaving Znojmo, you reach farmland crowned by vineyards and towns like Jaroslavice. Enjoy wine tasting and from here, follow a nice new bike trail meandering through the peaceful countryside to Mikulov. This hidden gem will capture your attention with its Baroque Castle and wine museum, a historic synagogue and a local curiosity is a gigantic wine cask big enough for a chamber orchestra.Sample accommodation:
Standard – Templ,
Premium – GalantDay 7: Mikulov - Mistelbach - Vienna, 60 mi. (96 km) (all way biking) or 30 mi. (48km) to Mistelbach
On the last cycling day, follow the border to Austria and continue along the local vineyards and towns like Poysdorf with an extensive wine market. Soon you come to Zaya creek and through the ex-Lichtenstein seat in Wilfersdorf get to Mistelbach where our journey comes to an end. The transfer will bring you to Vienna. Should you prefer, you can prolong biking by finishing the route to Vienna by bike (96 km total distance).For guided group tours, the support vehicle with bikes and the tour leader leave Vienna on Day 7 in the early afternoon. All participants with flight tickets from Prague can travel by support vehicle to Prague (included in the tour price). These participants spend their last night in Prague.
Sample accommodation:
Standard + Premium (2 accommodation levels) – Hotel Zur LindeDay 8: Departure from Vienna or Prague
The bike tour from Prague to Vienna ends with a breakfast either in Prague or in Vienna.Let us know if you're interested in the Easy or UNESCO itineraries!
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Hotels & Bikes
There are two levels of accommodations offered on this tour: Standard and premium. Below is a sample hotel list (subject to availability):
Prague: Standard – Hotel Central, Premium – Hotel Clement
Konopiště: Standard – Pension Nová Myslivna, Premium – Pension Konopiště
Tábor: Standard – Staroměstký Pension, Hotel Constanz, Premium – Hotel Nautilus
Jindřichův Hradec: Standard – Pension Kasper, Premium – Concertino
Telč: Standard – Antoň, Premium – U Hraběnky
Vranov nad Dyjí: Standard + Premium (2 accommodation levels) – Zámecký hotel
Znojmo: Standard – Solnice, Premium – Lahofer
Mikulov: Standard – Templ, Premium – Galant or Templ Premium rooms
Mistelbach: Standard + Premium (2 accommodation levels) – Hotel Zur Linde
Vienna: Standard – Praterstern, Premium – Austria ClassicBicycles
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Pells Stratus Deluxe
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Specialized Diverge Sport
Upgraded road bike
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Author Dynasty
Touring bicycle
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Tandem Bicycle
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Recumbent/Trike Bicycle
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Author Energy
Child's bicycle
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Trail Gator Parent-Child-Tandem-Coupling
Upon request only
Inclusions
What’s Included
- Accommodations in booked category according to length of tour
- Breakfasts
- 24 gear hybrid bicycle with helmet, handlebar bag, pannier, water bottle, mud guards, and lock
- Luggage transfers
- Route descriptions and maps
- Emergency service
- Self guided
- Train ticket Benešov-Tábor (7 day tour)
- Car transfer Mistelbach-Vienna
- Guided tour only
- Dinners on biking days (except day 7)
- Water and snacks during cycling
- Tour guide
- Support vehicle
What’s Not Included
- Remaining meals (dinners can be included for a supplement, ask us!)
- Airport transfers, see pricing
- Entrance fees and excursions
- Bicycle protection
- Travel Insurance
Dates & Pricing
Dates & Pricing
This tour has various itineraries. Please refer to the itinerary for route details.
Guided 8-day
Departures May 9, June 6, July 4, August 1, September 12, 2021 (all dates guaranteed, additional dates are possible on request)
Standard accommodations $ 2069 £ 1148 $ 1,985 € 1252 $ 2175 kr 12978 $ 1,528 Single supplement $ 268 £ 149 $ 257 € 162 $ 281 kr 1679 $ 198Premium accommodations $ 2346 £ 1302 $ 2,251 € 1420 $ 2467 kr 14720 $ 1,733 Single supplement $ 380 £ 211 $ 365 € 230 $ 400 kr 2384 $ 281
Self-guided 8-day
Departures every day from April to October, 2021
Standard accommodations $ 1791 £ 994 $ 1,719 € 1084 $ 1883 kr 11237 $ 1,323 Single supplement $ 268 £ 149 $ 257 € 162 $ 281 kr 1679 $ 198Premium accommodations $ 2069 £ 1148 $ 1,985 € 1252 $ 2175 kr 12978 $ 1,528 Single supplement $ 380 £ 211 $ 365 € 230 $ 400 kr 2384 $ 281
Extras
Specialized Diverge Bike Upgrade $ 48 £ 27 $ 46 € 29 $ 50 kr 301 $ 35 Electric Bike Rental $ 104 £ 58 $ 100 € 63 $ 109 kr 653 $ 77 Dinners included standard accommodations $ 200 £ 111 $ 192 € 121 $ 210 kr 1254 $ 148 Dinners included premium accommodations $ 279 £ 155 $ 268 € 169 $ 294 kr 1752 $ 206Guided 7-day
Departures May 9, June 6, July 4, August 1, and September 12, 2021 (additional dates are possible on request)
Standard accommodations $ 1743 £ 968 $ 1,673 € 1055 $ 1833 kr 10936 $ 1,287 Single supplement $ 203 £ 113 $ 195 € 123 $ 214 kr 1275 $ 150Premium accommodations $ 1994 £ 1107 $ 1,914 € 1207 $ 2097 kr 12512 $ 1,473 Single supplement $ 240 £ 133 $ 230 € 145 $ 252 kr 1503 $ 177
Extras
Specialized Diverge Bike Upgrade $ 48 £ 27 $ 46 € 29 $ 50 kr 301 $ 35 Electric Bike Rental $ 104 £ 58 $ 100 € 63 $ 109 kr 653 $ 77 Dinners included standard accommodations $ 159 £ 88 $ 152 € 96 $ 167 kr 995 $ 117 Dinners included premium accommodations $ 207 £ 115 $ 198 € 125 $ 217 kr 1296 $ 153Self-guided 9-day
Departures every day from April to October, 2021
Standard accommodations $ 1550 £ 860 $ 1,487 € 938 $ 1630 kr 9723 $ 1,145 Single supplement $ 211 £ 117 $ 203 € 128 $ 222 kr 1327 $ 156Premium accommodations $ 1867 £ 1036 $ 1,791 € 1130 $ 1963 kr 11714 $ 1,379 Single supplement $ 296 £ 164 $ 284 € 179 $ 311 kr 1856 $ 218
Extras
Specialized Diverge Bike Upgrade $ 63 £ 35 $ 60 € 38 $ 66 kr 394 $ 46 Electric Bike Rental $ 155 £ 86 $ 149 € 94 $ 163 kr 974 $ 115 Dinners included standard accommodations $ 213 £ 118 $ 205 € 129 $ 224 kr 1337 $ 157 Dinners included premium accommodations $ 284 £ 158 $ 273 € 172 $ 299 kr 1783 $ 210Self-guided 7-day
Departures every day from April to October, 2021
Standard accommodations $ 1241 £ 689 $ 1,191 € 751 $ 1305 kr 7785 $ 916 Single supplement $ 203 £ 113 $ 195 € 123 $ 214 kr 1275 $ 150Premium accommodations $ 1492 £ 828 $ 1,432 € 903 $ 1569 kr 9360 $ 1,102 Single supplement $ 240 £ 133 $ 230 € 145 $ 252 kr 1503 $ 177
Extras
Specialized Diverge Bike Upgrade $ 48 £ 27 $ 46 € 29 $ 50 kr 301 $ 35 Electric Bike Rental $ 104 £ 58 $ 100 € 63 $ 109 kr 653 $ 77 Dinners included standard accommodations $ 159 £ 88 $ 152 € 96 $ 167 kr 995 $ 117 Dinners included premium accommodations $ 207 £ 115 $ 198 € 125 $ 217 kr 1296 $ 153Ask us!
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Extra Options
Extra nights
Prague High Season* Low Season Standard double/twin room $ 104 £ 58 $ 100 € 63 $ 109 kr 653 $ 77 $ 96 £ 53 $ 92 € 58 $ 101 kr 601 $ 71 Standard single room $ 172 £ 95 $ 165 € 104 $ 181 kr 1078 $ 127 $ 155 £ 86 $ 149 € 94 $ 163 kr 974 $ 115 Premium double/twin room $ 135 £ 75 $ 130 € 82 $ 142 kr 850 $ 100 $ 117 £ 65 $ 113 € 71 $ 123 kr 736 $ 87 Premium single room $ 216 £ 120 $ 208 € 131 $ 228 kr 1358 $ 160 $ 200 £ 111 $ 192 € 121 $ 210 kr 1254 $ 148 Vienna High Season* Low Season Standard double/twin room $ 112 £ 62 $ 108 € 68 $ 118 kr 705 $ 83 $ 104 £ 58 $ 100 € 63 $ 109 kr 653 $ 77 Standard single room $ 182 £ 101 $ 174 € 110 $ 191 kr 1140 $ 134 $ 172 £ 95 $ 165 € 104 $ 181 kr 1078 $ 127 Premium double/twin room $ 139 £ 77 $ 133 € 84 $ 146 kr 871 $ 103 $ 121 £ 67 $ 116 € 73 $ 127 kr 757 $ 89 Premium single room $ 233 £ 129 $ 224 € 141 $ 245 kr 1462 $ 172 $ 216 £ 120 $ 208 € 131 $ 228 kr 1358 $ 160 *High season: April, May, & June & September & October
Bike tour of Prague:
2 people: $ 74 £ 41 $ 71 € 45 $ 78 kr 466 $ 55 4 people: $ 66 £ 37 $ 63 € 40 $ 69 kr 415 $ 49 6 people: $ 58 £ 32 $ 55 € 35 $ 61 kr 363 $ 43 Electric bike surcharge: $ 17 £ 9 $ 16 € 10 $ 17 kr 104 $ 12Bike tour of Vienna: $ 50 £ 28 $ 48 € 30 $ 52 kr 311 $ 37
Please Note
- Rates are based on double occupancy
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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.
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.
Extra Stay
We STRONGLY recommend that you book at extra night before your tour start as this tour does not include our normal arrival and check in day.
Tour Operator
This tour is run by EBT.
We value the strong relationship we have with our local partners and the services we provide.
We are not a broker.
We do not inflate tour prices.
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Photos
![Local costume bike race of sorts in Telc, Czech Republic. Flickr:Rafael Robles]()
![Main square in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Miguel Virkkunen Carvalho]()
![Belvedere Schloss in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Kieker]()
![Znojmo in South Moravia, Czech Republic. Flickr:Ondrej Pospisil]()
![Delicious foods to try in Czech Republic. Flickr:Herbert Frank]()
![Main square in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Pedro Szekely]()
![Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:rchelseth]()
![Beer tasting in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Ralfsmallkaa]()
![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]()
![Austria's famous Schnitzel. Flickr:traveljunction]()
![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]()
![The famous Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic. Flickr:Moyan Brenn]()
![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]()
![Venceslao 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]()
![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]()
![Vranov nad Dyjí in South Moravia on River Dyje (Thaya), Czech Republic. Flickr:Ebsels]()
![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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