Prague to Vienna Easy Long Tour

Day 1: Arrival in Prague
You will arrive in Prague and check in at your hotel. The rest of the day is free to explore the city.

Day 2: Prague – Nymburk (63 km)
You will leave Prague heading northeast and pass Čelákovice and Přerov nad Labem, home to the oldest open-air village museum in the country. Along the Elbe you can choose the right bank on a natural unpaved track or the left bank on paved roads, with a chance to swim in a lake on the way. You will end in the old royal town of Nymburk.

Day 3: Nymburk – Kutná Hora (42 km)
You will follow the river to the spa town of Poděbrady and on to Kolín with its Renaissance synagogue. Leaving the Elbe, you will ride to Kutná Hora, the UNESCO-listed silver mining town crowned by St Barbara's church.

Day 4: Kutná Hora – Pardubice (53 km)
You will visit the Sedlec ossuary, decorated with more than 30,000 bones, and pass the Classical chateau of Kačina. The route continues past the Kladruby national stud and Buňkov lake, where you can stop for a swim, before reaching Pardubice, the Czech capital of gingerbread.

Day 5: Pardubice – Litomyšl (61 km)
You will leave the Elbe on rolling roads with views of Kunětická Hora castle and follow the river Loučná past Vraclav and the town gates of Vysoké Mýto. You will end in Litomyšl, a UNESCO town with a Renaissance chateau and gardens, and the birthplace of Bedřich Smetana.

Day 6: Litomyšl – Boskovice (64 km)
You will ride through villages such as Vendolí to Svitavy, a town linked to Oskar Schindler. From there you will follow the Svitava river through Březová and Letovice to Boskovice, a small town with a chateau, a castle and a square at the edge of the Moravian Karst.

Day 7: Boskovice – Brno (52 km)
You will follow the Svitava river through Blansko and Adamov, with views over the Moravian Karst, down to Brno. In the Moravian capital you can visit the UNESCO-listed Villa Tugendhat, Špilberk castle and the Gothic cathedral of St Peter and Paul.

Day 8: Brno – Mikulov (60 km)
You will follow the gentle river Svratka past the monastery of Rajhrad and the chateau of Židlochovice into the vineyards. After crossing the Nové Mlýny dam you will reach Dolní Věstonice, the site of the Venus of Věstonice, and the Pálava hills, which you can climb or ride around. The day ends in Mikulov.

Day 9: Mikulov – Poysdorf (37–54 km)
You will follow the Iron Curtain trail with its information boards into the UNESCO Lednice-Valtice cultural landscape, with two chateaux and car-free parkland. Crossing into Austria, you will pass Herrnbaumgarten and its museum of nonsense and reach Poysdorf, the wine capital of the Weinviertel.

Day 10: Poysdorf – Vienna (76 km)
You will ride through the Weinviertel via Mistelbach or Wolkersdorf and along a former railway path to Vienna on the Danube. If you prefer more time in the city, you can shorten the day by train.

Day 11: Departure from Vienna
After breakfast you will check out of your hotel. The tour ends here.