Itinerário dia a dia

DIA 1: Chegada a Friburgo.
DIA 2: Friburgo – Endingen/Malterdingen, 21 mi (33 km)
DIA 3: Endingen/Malterdingen – Rust, 19/25 mi (30/40 km)
DIA 4: Rust – Strasbourg, 31 mi (50 km)
DIA 5: Strasbourg – Molsheim/Obernai, 28/39 mi (45/62 km)
DIA 6: Molsheim/Obernai – St. Hippolyte, 25/32 mi (40/52 km)
DIA 7: St. Hippolyte – Colmar/Eguishelm, 15/21 mi (24/33 km)
DIA 8: Colmar/Eguishelm - Friburgo, 34/40 mi (53/61 km). Partida.
DIA 1: Chegada a Friburgo
Chegada individual a Friburgo. A cidade ensolarada no pé da Floresta Negra tem muito a oferecer: a parte antiga com ruas pitorescas e os famosos riachos, monumentos culturais como a abadia e vários lounges de vinho e vesper para os epicuristas. Pernoite em Friburgo.
DIA 2: Friburgo - Endingen/Malterdingen, 21 mi (33 km)
O passeio começa de manhã. Escolha entre duas rotas. A primeira atravessa os vinhedos de Tuniberg a Breisach ao longo do rio Reno. A rota alternativa leva ao sopé dos vinhedos da ensolarada Kaiserstuhl. O destino é a cidade medieval de Endingen. Pernoite em Endingen ou Malterdingen.
DIA 3: Endingen/Malterdingen - Rust, 19-25 mi (30-40 km)
Passando pelo vilarejo de Sasbach, chegue às margens do Reno e pedale através dos prados verdejantes rumo a Rust, onde fica um parque de diversões com muitas atrações. Pernoite em Rust ou Mahlberg.
DIA 4: Rust - Strassbourg, 31 mi (50 km)
Hoje você pedalará novamente através das margens cheias de aluvião do Reno. À direita, a paisagem da Floresta Negra o acompanhará. A bela metrópole alsaciana de Estrasburgo, com sua atraente parte antiga, é o destaque do dia. Pernoite em Estrasburgo ou Kehl, cidade fronteiriça do lado alemão do rio. De Kehl é fácil usar transporte público para Estrasburgo.
DIA 5: Strassbourg - Molsheim/Obernai, 28/39 mi. (45/62 km)
Aproveite a parte da manhã para visitar as muitas atrações de Estrasburgo. A rota o leva pela ciclovia europeia a Molsheim, sede da famosa dinastia de carros Bugatti. Comece pela Rota do Vinho alsaciana e chegue a Obernai. Pernoite em Molsheim ou Obernai.
DIA 6: Molsheim/Obernai - St. Hippolyte, 25/32 mi. (40/52 km)
Continue na “Route du Vin” em direção ao sul, pedalando através de vinhedos e vilarejos alsacianos com casas de madeira multicoloridas. Passe por Dambach-la-Ville e chegue a St. Hippolyte, que fica no pé do famoso e majestoso castelo. Pernoite em St.Hippolyte.
DIA 7: St. Hippolyte - Colmar/Eguisheim, 15/21 mi. (24/33km)
No último trecho da Rota do Vinho alsaciana, as românticas cidades de Ribeauville e Riquewihr o convidam para um passeio pelas suas ruelas medievais. Finalmente, chegue a Colmar, uma cidade pitoresca conhecida como “Pequena Veneza”. Visite suas belas casas de madeira na rua Gerber ou o mundialmente famoso altar Issenheimer do museu Unterlinden. Pernoite em Colmar ou na vizinha Eguisheim.
DIA 8: Colmar/Eguisheim - Freiburg, 34/40 mi. (53/61 km). Partida.
Pedale pelas planícies do Reno, passando por Breisach e sua catedral e por Tuniberg para retornar a Friburgo. Devolução das bicicletas. Retirada das bagagens e partida.
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Passeio Avaliação
Antonina (Ena) G. 1 day ago Verified Reviewer
Beautiful scenery loved the old towns. The bikes were great
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Donatella Yelda 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
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Diane H. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
It was a fantastic way to experience several new cultures, communities and cities all while loving the interactive journey! We loved the challenge of finding our way and the delightful anticipation of our next destination and accommodation - which always truly splendid! Without speaking the language, ( German or French ) we met several wonderful nature loving and kind ppl who helped us when we seemed to veer off the route. We always got to the next destination and spent time exploring area and local cuisine. The best part of my experience was the sense of overwhelming ahh and appreciation I experienced when I had my 'around the corner 'experiences' - meaning that I suddenly came upon a fantastic site that I did not anticipate in magnitude or beauty and there I was, right there with it! Beautiful.
Thank you sincerely for the amazing trip! We loved every moment and strongly recommended to to all the soul inspired adventurers out there!! Xo
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Joseph Paladino 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
A great trip overall and a good value. I would've preferred an upcharge option for better hotels. The downside was the directions book, though well made and attractive, it was not helpful or practical. I found it was much easier to follow the road signs and ignore the book. Also, the book needs to point out attractions and diversions and points of interest. People are coming from all over the world to see this one particular area, it is so important to know what there is to explore in the countryside rather than just following the route.
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Datha Miller 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Th best way to describe our bike tour is to say, it felt like we were living in our very own fairy tale.
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Kevin Wolley 5 years ago Verified Reviewer
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Monica Neish 6 years ago Verified Reviewer
The routes and towns for this trip were perfectly selected. The hotels were charming and the staff was friendly and accommodating. The bikes were high quality and in nearly new condition. We found the written route instructions, written in English, were very thorough and detailed for each day of riding.. Yes, we did manage to get ourselves a little lost on a few occasions but in retrospect the fault was always ours for not following the instructions carefully. Because of the detailed road maps included it was always easy to get ourselves back on track. The suitcase transfer was flawless- we never felt rushed to get our bags ready in the morning and they were always waiting for us at our next hotel. Our group ranged from mid 50's to mid teens and all of us were equally captivated by the scenery and region's history. This was a great trip and we look forward to taking another vacation with Tripsite.
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Derek 8 years ago Verified Reviewer
Overall a very enjoyable tour staying at good hotels and the bikes while a little heavy did the job well. The one area that needs improvement was the directions. For the first couple of days we were given detailed instructions in English but subsequently we were instructed to follow the route in the map book which was in German! As a consequence we had to work out our own route which we did using a large scale map and google maps. Also the suggestion was that we could have taken two possible routes on the first ride day but we only given instructions for one. Still a most enjoyable ride, fantastic scenary the weather was perfect.
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