This trip is without a doubt the most comfortable way to discover the landscapes and cities of the Danube by bicycle.

On the tour, the high quality hotels with special charm. It is ideal for those who want Discover the world by bicycle without giving up the comfort of a good bed at night. The authentic atmosphere and extraordinary hospitality of each of the 8 luxury hotels* add a great extra to this famous route along the banks of the Danube.

We provide an 8-day trip that covers the most famous cycle route in Europe, through a very tranquil natural environment. With daily stages of 40 to 65 kilometers through mainly flat and well-paved terrain, it is a trip designed for the occasional cyclist. Every day the route offers you ample possibilities to discover, rest and enjoy.

ITINERARY
Upon arrival, enjoy a walk through the beautiful baroque city of Schärding and let yourself be surprised by the famous Siberezeile street. From here you will reach Passau, the city where the three rivers (Danube, Eno and Ilz) meet. Your tour will follow the Danube arriving at the city of Engelhartszell where the only Trappist monastery in Austria is located.

You will pass through the Donauleiten nature reserve towards the historic city of Linz, with its wide range of bars and restaurants.

Halfway through the trip is the valley of the strudengau, a part of the river once greatly feared by sailors who fought here against its strong currents. It is now one of the most pleasant parts of the route for cycling. When you stop in the city of Dairy, don't forget to look up so as not to miss its impressive monastery that overlooks the Danube.

In addition to cities with culture and natural environments, the route also offers a great gastronomic variety. The famous Grüner Veltliner vineyards in the Wachau region will make you curious to try their white wine. We invite you to a tasting, so you don't leave without tasting it!

The final destination is the city of Vienna, where you can choose to arrive by bicycle or train, depending on your itinerary. City of classical music, baroque architecture and great names of the 20th century such as the artist Klimt or Sigmund Freud. Once the heart of the great Austro-Hungarian Empire, the city still exudes nobility. Visit its museums, enjoy a concert at St. Stephen's Cathedral or get lost in the impressive Schönbrunn Palace.

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