The Czech Republic is an underrated gem for cycling. Roll through Bohemian countryside dotted with castles and breweries, follow the Vltava River, and discover a landscape where history meets hops.
A 13-day self-guided cycling tour from Prague to Berlin covering 536 km along the Elbe River. Ride through Bohemian valleys, Saxon Switzerland, and historic German towns. From €1,715 per person with hotel accommodation.
Pedal the complete 526 km Greenway from Prague to Vienna over 11 unforgettable days. Discover UNESCO towns, Podyji National Park, Moravian wine trails, and the Lednice-Valtice landscape on the ultimate cycling journey between two great European capitals.
Cycle 324 km from Prague to Vienna along the historic Greenway trail. Ride through UNESCO-listed Telc, Podyji National Park, Moravian wine country, and the Lednice-Valtice heritage area on this 8-day adventure connecting two iconic European capitals.
A 9-day cycling tour from the Elbe's mountain source to Prague covering 310 km through Bohemian forests, spa towns, and river valleys. Available self-guided or with a guide. From €845 per person.
Two capitals, one river. You will follow the Elbe as it winds from the baroque spires of Prague through the vine-covered lowlands of Bohemia, past volcanic hills and sandstone cliffs, to the elegant riverfront of Dresden. Seven days of easy, flat cycling through some of Central Europe's most surprising landscapes.
The route takes you along newly built bike paths through a countryside that shifts daily — from the fertile Czech Garden around Mělník, where the Vltava meets the Elbe, to the dramatic sandstone pillars of Czech-Saxon Switzerland National Park. Ancient castles perch above river bends, and small towns invite you to stop for a cold Pilsner or a glass of Bohemian wine.
Every pedal stroke carries you deeper into centuries of shared history between Czech and German culture, through a region where vineyards, river gorges, and fortified hilltop towns tell stories of trade, art, and resilience. The final stretch into Dresden's UNESCO-listed Elbe Valley will leave you with an impression that lasts far beyond the ride.