All cycling trip in Europe - Velociped cycling holidays

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Bike trips in Europe

From Sweden's Falu red houses to the whitewashed walls of Greece, from the roar of the Portuguese Atlantic to the quiet forests of the Baltic – our home continent is an El Dorado for a fantastic cycling holiday. Magical landscapes, unique culture and full of life. Start your individual Europe bike tour!

Cycle routes

Sights

Cuisine

Nature and landscape

FAQ

Rocky shoreline at Erstavik Nature Park with sailboat anchored in calm water. Pine trees line the granite coast under cloudy blue sky.

Four traditional Dutch windmills along a waterfront at Zaanse Schans. The windmills have colorful wooden structures reflected in calm water under a blue sky.

Radreisefreunde

Mountain landscape with Sonnalmbahn cable car line visible on forested slopes, snow-capped Alpine peaks in background under blue sky.

Ancient stone bridge with arch spanning turquoise water in Apulia. Tourists gather on stone walls overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Eurovelo routes and more

Europe is obvious and diverse. So what's the point of flying over the big pond when you can almost have everything your heart desires around the corner? And all this can be explored on well-developed cycling routes that stretch across the European continent, for example on the Eurovelo routes.

Panoramic view of Passau's old town with baroque cathedral, colorful historic buildings, and church towers reflected in the river water.

Danube: classic, Passau - Vienna

8 Days

Wooden boardwalk with railings leading through sand dunes to Praia de Mira beach. Clear blue sky and ocean waves visible in background.

Atlantic Ocean tour: Porto - Coimbra

8 Days

Red wooden Swedish house with white trim and windows on rocky coastal landscape. Blue sky and ocean visible in background.

Sweden: Helsingborg - Gothenburg

8 Days

Green directional sign for Ciclovia Alpe Adria cycle path with bicycle symbol, showing route to Möllbrücke R1 in German and Italian.

Cultural Diversity – World Famous Buildings

Europe is multilingual, not only in the different countries, but partly within a country there are different linguistic communities. Cultures and buildings are as diverse as languages. Historically, there are buildings from Roman antiquity, as well as from Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Classicism, Historicism and finally Modernism. The Louvre in Paris is considered the most popular museum in the world. The Colosseum and St. Peter's Basilica in the Italian capital Rome are world famous, while the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon with its Manueline architecture, a variant of the late Gothic, is a must for every visitor to Portugal. In Vienna, the Steffl, St. Stephen's Cathedral, is one of the main attractions. The fortress belt of Amsterdam has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - The diversity of Europe is overwhelming.

Two bicycles parked on a bridge railing overlooking an Amsterdam canal with boats, historic buildings, and a church tower in the background.

Amsterdam: radial tour

Gdansk - Malbork - Masuria: individual tour

10 Days

Château de Villandry in the Loire Valley with formal ornamental gardens featuring orange pumpkins arranged in geometric patterns on green lawns.

eurobike-radreise

Culinary diversity

Bavarian beer, French wine, North German grain, tea in England, cappuccino in Italy... So far, so well known the drinks. And Bavarian pork chops, Nuremberg gingerbread, French cheese, Spanish paella, Italian spaghetti, Danish smörrebröd, Black Forest cherry tarts to eat. Bring hunger and thirst with you on your travels to Europe!

Bronze statue of Hans Christian Andersen on stone pedestal in park with historic brick church tower and buildings in background under blue sky.

Denmark: small belt round trip

8 Days

Panoramic view of Lake Garda with blue water, marina filled with sailboats, Mediterranean town with red-roofed buildings, and mountains in background.

Lake Garda: Desenzano radial tour

7 Days

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Wooden board with cheese, cold cuts and vegetables alongside two beer glasses on a rustic wooden table in Mühlviertel style.

OÖ Tourismus GmbH - Patrick Langwallner

Landscape diversity

The landscapes are as diverse as the countries: Norwegian fjords in the north or Sicilian beaches in the south, the mountains of the Pyrenees between France and Spain or the Alps shared by Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland. Do you prefer the rough North Sea, the dunes of the Baltic Sea, the Atlantic Ocean with its high waves or the quieter Adriatic, the Mediterranean Sea? Fresh water can be found at the numerous lakes, of which the so-called Three Countries Sea of Constance and the huge Müritzsee are to be called here. Forests and nature parks abound. There are currently 273 national parks in Europe. So all you have to do is decide where you want to cycle.

View of Salzburg's historic center from the Salzach river bank, showing baroque churches, Hohensalzburg Fortress on the hill, and a bridge.

Alpe-Adria: Salzburg - Grado

8 Days

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Drottningholm Palace in Stockholm with baroque formal gardens featuring geometric hedges, manicured lawns, and topiary trees under a cloudy sky.

Round trip from Stockholm

7 Days

Cyclist on sunlit path along the Rhône river, surrounded by green trees. The path runs between the river and a hillside on a bright day.

Rhone: Oberwald / Obergesteln - Geneva

8 Days

Panoramic view of the Swiss Rhine Gorge showing white limestone cliffs, dense green forests, a winding river, and snow-capped Alps.

Radweg Reisen

Your questions - our answers

What is the best bike tour in Europe?

Europe has a multitude of impressive, beautiful cycle paths to offer, which lead through varied landscapes and culturally rich regions.
One of the most beautiful cycle routes is the Danube Cycle Route from its source in Germany via Austria, Slovakia, Hungary and on to the Black Sea.

How many kilometers are recommended per day?

As a leisure cyclist, you can expect to cycle around 30 - 50 kilometres a day. This still leaves enough time for breaks, photo stops and visits to places of interest. If you are a little more ambitious and perhaps cycle a lot at home, you can also manage distances of around 50 - 80 kilometres a day.

Are bike tours fun?

Definitely yes - and there are many reasons for this:

You experience the world more intensely because you're right in the middle of it on a bike and not just whizzing past
You slow down, no traffic jams, no time pressure, no stress - the journey is the destination
Cycling is meditative: pedal by pedal, completely in the flow
Pure flexibility - A stop to jump into a lake? Take a nice photo? No problem, stop whenever you want
Physical activity = happiness hormones - the movement wakes you up, makes you happy and you fall into bed in the evening really satisfied and tired
Discovering little gems: off the main roads, the most beautiful places and surprises are often waiting to be discovered

Can special diets be catered for?

We are happy to take special dietary requests directly at the time of booking and pass them on to our partner hotels and partner companies to ensure that your needs are taken into account. Extra costs may apply depending on the trip and dietary requirements.

Can I organise my arrival and departure by train?

You organise your arrival and departure yourself and decide whether you want to travel by train, car or other means.