Prague to Vienna Avid 7 Days

7 days/6 nights with 6 of days cycling

Any start date between April 15 and October 15

Avid 40-60+ miles daily

Terrain: Czech Republic has some hills; the Danube paths are mostly level along the river.

Classic Accommodation: US$1835

Single Supplement: US$450

LuxeAccommodation:
US$2250
Single suppl. classic: US$560

6 nights hotels
All breakfasts and 1 dinner
Use of a top quality 21-speed hybrid bike complete with handlebar bag, pump, and all the necessary accessories for changing flats. We recommend that you bring your own helmet for safety and hygiene reasons
Detailed route instructions and map
Luggage transfers
Area Manager available throughout the tour

Your tour begins from Prague.

We will provide you more information with your confirmation package.

Prague to Vienna

Prague to Vienna Avid 7 Days
From the Old World charm of Prague and the Czech Republic, this journey will include the Unesco World Heritage site of Cesky-Krumlov and idyllic countryside of southern Bohemia; in Austria, follow the Danube River, where you can choose between gentle bike paths or venture into the nearby moderate hills where vineyards tempt. Finish in Vienna, one of Europe's most important artistic centers. This tour is the AVID version of our Prague to Vienna trip, where you'll ride 'door to door'. You should be fit and enjoy riding longer distances with hills.

*Robbin McKinney, owner of Randonnee Tours did this trip in October, 2012, so if you have any questions, please call.

Day 1
Pruhonice- We suggest starting with a short day , to allow you the morning to further explore Prague. The route follows Czech Greenways departing the city and it isn't long before you are into the countryside and spinning past small villages. You will overnight in the pleasant village of Pruhonice. Distance 30 km; 150 m ascent

Day 2
Tabor-The next day's ride will pass many small villages, including the castle at Tynec nad Sazavou and Sedleg-Prcice following Czech Greenways on paved routes. Arriving to Tabor, you will enjoy the comfort of Hotel Nautilus and the superb restaurant (included dinner). Distance: 105 km; 645m ascent

Day 3
Cesky Krumlov-The ride from Tabor to Cesky-Krumlov is superb, with Ceske-Budejovice worth a stop mid-morningto explore its vibrant centre. In Hluboka nad Vltavou, visit the castle and then onward to the jewel of Bohemia, Cesky-Krumlov. Distance: 90 km; 590 m ascent

Day 4
Enns- This is the longest cycling day with some healthy climbs, but the descent from Czech into Austria and down to the Danube river valley will be quite a thrill. Enns is the oldest city in Austria and has a vibrant city centre to explore. Distance: 100/ 130 km; 900 m ascent; 1100 m descent

Day 5 Prague to Vienna
Maria Taferl-The ride along the Danube River Valley is flat, yet scenic as you will be close to the river most of the day. Save something for the wee climb up to Maria Taferl, where a superb dinner awaits. Distance: 80 km; 275 m ascent

Day 6
Krems- Start with a descent down to the river and then a fast spin past vineyards with tasting opportunities. You will stay in Krems, a city with lots to offer.

Day 7

Vienna- Congratulations, a short train ride will whisk you into Vienna centre for onwward travel.

"Many thanks to Eve for setting up a great trip, and for being incredibly helpful with all my questions and backup information. Your personal help was invaluable. It was a good trip and I am glad I went. The route descriptions were quite accurate, and the restaurant recommendations accurate and good to boot. Again thank you for your help throughout this trip."

- A. Rosen

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