Get on your bike and cross northern Germany with its sprawling landscapes of lakes and meadows. Cycle through natural parks towards broad horizons and spend the night in typical towns and cities of the area. This 11 day trip offers you some magnificent vacation cycling through Germany and Denmark at your leisure and at your own pace. Don't worry about any logistics, your luggage will be transferred to the next hotel while you arrive by bike.
With daily stages of 35-80km (there is even an option to do 100km) it is a trip designed for the regular cyclist.
ITINERARY
Before you get on the bike be sure to visit Berlin, a city renowned for its lively artistic and young spirit. Lose yourself in the great variety offered by its galleries and museums and savor its nightlife. Visit the remains of the wall that once divided the country in two and which today remains a symbol of the Cold War.
About 35km from Berlin and easy to access by train, is the city of Oranienburg. Here the bicycle tour will begin.
Start pedaling north and you will come across the legendary Lake Stechlin, the Müritz National Park and the extensive forests of Cracow am See. Along the way you will be surprised by a wide variety of cultural and natural sites to discover at your leisure.
Continue towards Rostock, where the ferry will take you to Danish territory. Enjoy a well-deserved rest during the transfer of approx. two hours.
Once in Denmark, let yourself be surprised by the typical architecture of its country houses and its flat, quiet roads. Visit the town of Stubbekøbing, swim at Falster Beach and if you're tired, get on the boat that takes you to Bogø (not included). Cross the bridge that connects the islands of Møn and Zealand and continue to the next town, Køge, by bike or train (not included).
As you get closer from Køge to Copenhagen you will notice more and more cyclists. Copenhagen is the bicycle city par excellence, a perfect destination for a trip on two wheels! In addition to bikes, you will discover many other things that will not leave you indifferent. Lose yourself in the district of its old port, visit its parks and the Tivoli Gardens and experience the famous Hygge Danish, finding happiness in the little things.
