Tour description

Embark on an unforgettable cycling journey that combines pure leisure with the thrill of crossing the Alps. This tour takes you from Munich, the vibrant capital of Bavaria, through Austria’s scenic Tyrol region and all the way to beautiful northern Italy.

Riding along dedicated bike paths, calm cycle routes, and quiet side roads, you’ll experience three countries and their diverse landscapes, cultures, and natural wonders. The route leads past crystal-clear Bavarian lakes, along Tyrolean rivers, and through the breathtaking Dolomites—UNESCO World Natural Heritage—before reaching your final destination: the stylish and lively city of Milan. Perfect for adventurers aged 16 and above, this tour offers a harmonious mix of comfort, discovery, and alpine magic.

Arrival: every Friday and Saturday from 24/04/2026 to 10/10/2026. Minimum number of participants per date: 2 people*

Starting point: Munich (exception for Oktoberfest: from 18/09/2026 to 05/10/2026 no arrival in Munich is pos-
sible. Alternatively, the tour starts in Bad Tölz. Train tickets to get to the starting point in Munich are included in the tour price during this time)


Season 1: arrival dates from 24/04/2026 to 30/06/2026 (incl.) and 01/09/2026 to 10/10/2026 (incl.)
Season 2:
arrival dates from 01/07/2026 to 31/08/2026 (incl.)

Itinerary

Arrival in Munich

Show day
1 Day
Individual arrival to your first hotel in Munich.

Munich – Bad Tölz

Distance 60 KmShow day
2 Day

You leave Munich along the River Isar and soon find yourself surrounded by untouched natural landscapes and dense forests. The route leads past abbeys and Bavarian villages, and across the Isar wetlands you reach Bad Tölz, a picturesque old town.

Bad Tölz – Schwaz/Jenbach oder Maurach

Distance 77 KmShow day
3 Day

Distance: 68-77 km

Today you continue along the River Isar until you reach Lake Sylvenstein. Cycling through the Karwendel Nature Park, you cross the German–Austrian border and arrive at Lake Achensee. A boat trip on the lake is possible before you continue downhill into the Inn Valley and complete your stage in Maurach, Jenbach, or Schwaz.

Schwaz/Jenbach oder Maurach – Brixen

Distance 96 KmShow day
4 Day

Distance: 96 km / 88 km + train

From Jenbach or Schwaz you follow the cycle path along the Inn to Tyrol’s capital, Innsbruck. You can visit the historic city with its famous Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof) or take an excursion to Mount Isel with its ski jump or the Tirol Panorama.

The demanding section from Innsbruck to the Brenner Pass—the border between Austria and Italy—will be covered by transfer (train or bus). Only a few buildings still indicate the former border. From Brenner you follow the old railway track to Vipiteno and then on to Fortezza and Brixen.

Brixen/Bressanone – Caldaro/Mendel

Distance 65 KmShow day
5 Day
This stage leads from Brixen to Caldaro through varied landscapes and culturally rich areas. From the Eisack Valley you continue to Bolzano, the main town of South Tyrol. Following the South Tyrolean Wine Road, you pass several small villages and ascend toward the Mendel area. The stage ends in Caldaro, known for its lake and wine tradition.

Caldaro/Mendel – Tonale Pass – Ponte di Legno

Distance 55 KmShow day
6 Day
The day begins with a transfer to the Tonale Pass. From here, you start cycling with a long descent to Ponte di Legno. The route leads through Val di Non, known for its large apple orchards. You cycle with views of the Brenta Dolomites, whose peaks form an impressive backdrop.

Ponte di Legno – Darfo Boario Terme

Distance 70 KmShow day
7 Day
Today’s route passes through Val Camonica, an area known for its prehistoric rock carvings. You will also see medieval fortresses along the way. The stage ends in Darfo Boario Terme, famous for its thermal springs.

Darfo Boario Terme – Bergamo

Distance 85 KmShow day
8 Day
From Darfo Boario Terme you cycle to Lake Iseo and continue through the hilly region of Franciacorta, known for its vineyards and sparkling wines. Arrival in Bergamo includes the ascent to the historic Città Alta, the old upper town with medieval walls and narrow alleys.

Bergamo – Milan

Distance 60 KmShow day
9 Day
Leaving Bergamo, you follow the Adda River through quiet landscapes. A highlight of the day is crossing the river at Imbersago on the Leonardo ferry, a cable-guided boat designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Approaching Milan, the route follows the Navigli canals, offering a characteristic entrance into the city.

Departure

Show day
10 Day
Individual departure or extension of your stay.

Services and prices

Self guided tour with luggage transfer
Price p.p. - season 11655 €
Price p.p. - season 21715 €
Extras
Single room surcharge p.p. - season 1 / season 2495 / 509 €
Rental bike TOP - return transfer included (Milan-Munich)265 €
E-bike – return transfer included (Milan-Munich)329 €
Extra night in Munich p.p. DBL/SGL room105 / 124 €
Extra night in MilanOn req.

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We at Europe Bike Tour do know, that a good bike is the most important part of a nice vacation. So we let all our bikes serviced regulary so they stay in perfect condition. Under "Bike Equipment" you can find other aditional equipment that is either in the bike fee included or you can rent/buy it for adittional funds.

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With a rich 12-year history, Europe Bike Tours offers more than just cycling trips; we provide immersive "Culture Biking" experiences across the Czech Republic and Central Europe. Our tours blend the thrill of biking with cultural exploration, taking you from charming local eateries to ancient, hidden castles. We handpick the most captivating locations, ensuring each bike, family, or wine holiday is an adventure in itself. Catering to diverse preferences, our tours come in various formats, from self-guided to fully guided, with options for luggage transfer and different accommodation levels. For those seeking something unique, we're always ready to craft a tailor-made tour that perfectly fits your vision of a cycling holiday.

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Lukáš SvárovskýManager

Languages spoken Czech, English, German

Guide since 2008

Lukas was born and raised in the Czech capital of Prague. His keen interest in history and sports influenced his determination to study both subjects at university in Germany. His passion for travel also led to Lukas adding a tourism degree to his studies. Biking, exploring, and discovering interesting places was one of the determining moments when in 2010 he decided to start Europe Bike Tours. Since than Lukas is keen on developing new products, improve services and above all, share his passion for traveling while guiding one of the tours!

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Vitek ProchazkaManager

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Vitek was born in Prague, Czech Republic and has remained there most of his life. During his travel and tourism studies he began guiding mostly bike and rafting trips all around Europe. Through his years in the office of a travel agency, guiding remained an important part of his life. Eventually went of for  year in New Zealand and after returning started guiding and preparing programs in and around his homeland

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Nicolas T

Tour Prague-Pasau

Excellent experience. I traveled alone from Colombia. I took the Prague to Passau tour. Communication was excellent, as was the bike (I requested a gravel bike). The hotels were good, all bike-friendly (they had a designated bike storage area). Highly recommended.

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Wright Alcorn

Tour Prague-Dresden Tour reverse

Our party of four enjoyed ourselves immensely riding the standard Prague-to-Dresden route in reverse, found the hotels to be a nice balance of convenience and comfort, and had zero issues with the bikes. We have used the RidewithGPS app before and found it to be a great asset on this ride too. We highly recommend bike tours.com and their in-country affiliates. William A.

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Malcolm Falconer

Tour Prague-Dresden Tour

There is nothing I can say but a big thank you for the Prague / Dresden trip. The organisation of the whole trip was easy and flawless and you guys are very clearly on top of your game. The overnight hotel accommodation was excellent and the scrambled eggs in Decin were legendary!We really enjoyed seeing places and things we would not ordinarily have seen had we not been cycling and the Rid...

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Rob Doerksen

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My wife and I recently completed a guided 8-day cycling trip from Prague to Krakow. We enjoyed it thoroughly. The scenery was beautiful. The back roads we cycled on were generally quiet with very few motorized vehicles, although cycling through a few towns was a little sketchier. The cycling itself was easy to moderate, averaging just over 60km/day with an average elevation of just over 300...

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The tour was well organized and the daily routes were interesting. The hotels were also good. Only the hotel in Karlovy Vary was difficult to reach by bike, as the road is very steep and there was very limited parking.

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Mary Walsh

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We had a great week cycling with Europe Bike Tours. Prague to Dresden is a lovely route, peaceful and flat, away from traffic. It was our first time visiting the Czech/German countryside and there was loads of cultural interests to see along the route. Our hotels were very central with helpful staff. We especially liked that Europe Bikes checked in with us every evening to see that we arriv...

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Ever since I returned to the U.S. five days ago, from our incredible 12 day biking trip from Prague to Budapest, (a little over 400 miles), I keep telling all my friends and family that it was “the trip of a lifetime!”. Yet, in the back of my mind, I’m thinking, “I want to do this again!” The beauty of that part of the world is mind blowing and so fulfilling! Being able to ride bikes (e-bik...

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Liz Martin

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The Prague to Dresden 7 day self guided bike tour with Europe bike tours was absolutely excellent. The organisation was efficient, timely and well arranged. The bikes were very comfortable. The route was mostly flat, along dedicated cycle paths. The scenery was beautiful, mostly alongside the river and picturesque valleys. The hotels were excellent and right in the centre of each town. I wo...

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