Cycling down the majestic river, you pass picturesque towns, romantic castles, cozy villages and sprawling vineyards. Vienna is the city of dreams! Carefree cycling and an ideal way to view the region....

The south of Carinthia is a paradies for bikers. And it is famous for its different types of landscapes: beautiful swimming lakes, the National Park Hohe Tauern with 30 peaks higher than 3000 metres and the well-known Grossglockner ( 3798m) which is the highest mountain of Austria.

Enjoy the difference between the beautiful mountain scenery of Tyrol and the slightly hilly countryside in Upper Austria and Bavaria.

Vacation in the national park "Lake Neusiedl" signifies "Puszta-Romance", a mild climate until late fall, well equipped bike-paths in a picturesque landscape with its manifoldly wild life, flora and numerous bathing and leisure facilities.

You like contrasts? Then you will love the start in Lungau - in the heart of the Austrian Alps surrounded by 2000 and 3000 m high mountains, the unspoilt nature on the banks of the Mur where more than 200 different bird species found a home and Graz the pulsating, lively capital of Styria.

Austria at its best! From Salzburg, home-town of Mozart, you start an unique bike tour through the famous Salzkammergut with its blue lakes and untouched nature. Continuing your tour, you reach the Danube Valley with romantic castles, cosy villages, vineyards and a well prepared bike path along the...

Explore Austria with it`s beautiful lakes! Enjoy the landscape with high mountains, green meadows and forests. not to forget the ancient emperor`s residence Bad Ischl and the music and festival town Salzburg.

A bicycle tour along the foothills of majestic mountains and the rivers Salzach and Saalach. Discover the numerous cultural sights and untouched nature of one of Austria´s most beautiful regions.

Zillertal, Inntal and Achental between the Rofan- und Karwendel mountains offer you extraordinary cycling adventure in intact nature. Enjoy old traditions still alive in this region.

A bicycle tour along the foothills of majestic mountains and the rivers Salzach and Saalach. Discover the numerous cultural sights and untouched nature of one of Austria´s most beautiful regions.

Following the Greenway trail..... natural heritage along the former Iron Curtain.

The Lake Constance cycle route is on of the most popular cycle routes in Europe. On this tour you will cycle around the entire lake and get to know three countries and four islands (Reichenau, Mainau, Lindau and Werd). The main highlights are the medieval towns of Konstanz, Stein, Meersburg and...

The river Moldau (Vltava), rising in the Bohemian Forest, curls like a blue bend through fascinating landscape. Experience wonderful nature and culture as well as the famous bohemian kitchen and Budweiser beer along the river.

Danube cycling holidays along the route of emperors and kings - the anniversary offer!

This tour is impossing by a diversified landscape and the traditional hot springs. Between the Austrian and Hungarian alluvial Landscape and the Danube bend you can gain numerous impressions of Hungarian art, culture and nature.

On a classic route this tour gives you both: wonderful landscapes along the banks of the river Danube as well as a visits of the most important Danube-metropolis.

This tour connects three famous cities on the Danube: Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest. Your route passes through wide-open plains and typical villages, giving an insight into the Hungarian way of life - away from the tourist throngs.

The land of the Magyaren - is more then goulash and paprika! Untouched nature, unknown art treasures and historical buildings are closely connected on the route from Vienna to Budapest. You feel the hospitality of the Hungarian population by every kick in your pedals.

Explore the green Pustervalley embedded in the breathtaking mountain scenery of the Dolomites. Romantic farming villages, the carinthian lakes with its cristall clear water and the idyllic banks of the Drau are waiting for your visit.

A bike tour along the river Adige from Innsbruck, the capital of the Austrian part of Tyrol to Bolzano, in Southern Tyrol/Italy.