Bicycle tours in Austria

The Danube Cycle Route takes us in eight days from the three-river city of Passau to the Austrian capital Vienna, for which we should take an extra day. Plenty of cultural and geological highlights await us along the way.

The Rhine Cycle Route, or D-Route 8, runs along the Rhine on German territory from Lake Constance to the Dutch border.

The Lake Constance-Königssee Cycle Path runs over a distance of 420 km in six stages from Lindau to Schönau am Königssee.

Cycling like in PaRADies - from one thermal spa to the next. A pleasure tour from spa to spa in the thermal and volcanic country of Styria - cycling can hardly be more beautiful.

This great river cycle route leads through wild and romantic valleys, past rushing brooks, through deserted villages and historic towns.

Wildly romantic and nostalgic could describe the bike tour through eastern Styria, which is also called the garden of Austria. The path impresses us with dense green forest richness in the forest home of the Styrian poet Peter Rosegger, leads us through the untouched, imposing Feistritztalklamm and the colorful ApfelLand-Stubenbergsee to the thermal and volcanic land of Styria.

"When I see the lake, I don't need the sea anymore!" This saying probably best sums up what it means to vacation at Lake Constance. In fact, you pass through three countries during one bike tour: Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Idyllic and family-friendly river bike tour along the Raab. From the Almenland through the Apfelland and over the Thermen- & Vulkanland Styria to Hungary. On the trail of legends, past venerable castles, into the colorful life.

This section of the EuroVelo 9 runs alongside meadows and fields. Always in focus: the Viennese Alpine range.  A cycle path with a gentle incline running through the Bucklige Welt up to Mönichkirchen.

Gemütliches Radeln ist angesagt – auf über 260 Kilometer führt Sie die Paradiesroute durch drei Naturparke, entlang naturbelassener Flüsse, vorbei an idyllischen Weingärten und zu herrlichen Ausblicken.