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Via Claudia Augusta Crossing the Alps on the roman footsteps

Package offers summer 2018

2000 Jahre Gastlichkeit2000 anni di ospitalità2000 years of hospitality

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Via Claudia Augusta Crossing the Alps on the roman footsteps

Package offers summer 2018

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Overview

Via Claudia Augusta – Initial Notes ................................................................................... 3

From Augsburg to Bolzano ................................................................................................ 4

- Variation “Classic“ .................................................................................. 4 - Variation “Sporty” ................................................................................... 6

From Augsburg to Riva del Garda ..................................................................................... 8

- Variation “Classic” .................................................................................. 8 - Variation “Sporty” ................................................................................. 10

From Augsburg to Verona ................................................................................................ 12

- Variation “Classic” ................................................................................ 12 - Variation “Sporty” ................................................................................. 14

From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera del Garda ...................................................... 16


From Augsburg to Venice ................................................................................................. 20

- Variation “Classic” ................................................................................ 20

From Donauwörth to Venice ............................................................................................. 22

- Variation “Sporty” ................................................................................. 22

From Füssen to Bolzano .................................................................................................. 26


From Füssen to Riva del Garda ....................................................................................... 30


From Füssen to Peschiera del Garda .............................................................................. 34


From Füssen to Venice ..................................................................................................... 38


From Bolzano to Venice .................................................................................................... 42


Parking arrangements at the arrival cities ...................................................................... 46

Space for notes ................................................................................................................. 47



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Overview

Via Claudia Augusta – Initial Notes ................................................................................... 3

From Augsburg to Bolzano ................................................................................................ 4

- Variation “Classic“ .................................................................................. 4 - Variation “Sporty” ................................................................................... 6

From Augsburg to Riva del Garda ..................................................................................... 8

- Variation “Classic” .................................................................................. 8 - Variation “Sporty” ................................................................................. 10

From Augsburg to Verona ................................................................................................ 12


From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera del Garda ...................................................... 16


From Augsburg to Venice ................................................................................................. 20

- Variation “Classic” ................................................................................ 20

From Donauwörth to Venice ............................................................................................. 22

- Variation “Sporty” ................................................................................. 22

From Füssen to Bolzano .................................................................................................. 26


From Füssen to Riva del Garda ....................................................................................... 30


From Füssen to Peschiera del Garda .............................................................................. 34


From Füssen to Venice ..................................................................................................... 38


From Bolzano to Venice .................................................................................................... 42


Parking arrangements at the arrival cities ...................................................................... 46

Space for notes ................................................................................................................. 47

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Via Claudia Augusta – Initial Notes About 2000 years ago the adopted son of imperator Augustus, General Drusus realized over his military career the significance of well-maintained and quickly passable transport routes from the northern Roman provinces to the Mediterranean.

For that reason it was more than necessary to build a pass road to link the northern and southern parts of the empire divided by the Alps. The Via Claudia Augusta, completed within 60 years, is an exemplary sample of Roman construction and a masterpiece of antique engineering. With this road, the Romans had built the first proper mountain road across the Fern Pass and the Reschen Pass.

Nowadays the Via Claudia Augusta enables cyclists to experience a unique and stunning crossing of the Alps and to get to know the most beautiful sides of the former Roman domain. And thanks to organized transfers across the two passes you can do so without too much effort. Of course, it's still your choice whether to use the transfers or to use your own muscle strength.

The variety of different landscapes along the Via Claudia Augusta and also the many options offered make this bicycle tour a unique adventure which you have to experience for yourself!

Most travel offers of the following document are offered as either „Classic“ or „Sporty“ variation. The defining difference between the two versions is that the „Classic“ variations include transfers across both the Fern Pass as well as the Reschen Pass while the „Sporty“ variations only include a shorter transfer across Fern Pass. Also the daily stages of the “Sporty” variations are a bit longer and also include some serious uphill riding. We offer Augsburg, Füssen and Bolzano as tour starting cities on a weekly basis. In case you would like to ride the Via Claudia Augusta from the Danube to the Adriatic See we also offer Donauwörth as an additional starting point on selected dates. Aside the tour ending cities of Bolzano, Verona and Quarto d'Altino which are actually part of the Via Claudia Augusta, we also offer to end your tour at Lake Garda (at Riva del Garda or Peschiera del Garda).

The tours mostly runs along paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads. Mainly on the northern part of the Via Claudia Augusta the paths can be on gravel some times. On the southern part, shortly before Feltre as well as in the area of Ponte della Priula (shortly before Treviso), you have to ride approx. 6 km on a well frequented road both times.

There are numerous signposts along the tour from the north down to Verona or also to Lake Garda. Between Feltre and Quarto d'Altino the official signposts are quite rare but especially in that area as well as along the whole tour, you can easily find the track with our own signs (you will read more about that after having booked) and therefore you can enjoy the surroundings and variation in landscapes.

We hope you enjoy „studying“ the following offers and would be happy to „go along with you“ along the Via Claudia Augusta and help you with our services. Changes and errors excepted.



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From Augsburg to Bolzano Variation “Classic“

Bookable as individual tour – 9 Days | 8 Nights, approx. 335 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Additional extra nights in Merano are also available - also for children from the age of 10 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every Saturday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 – Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg

Visit of the Roman provincial capital „Augusta Vindelicorum“ Day 2: Augsburg – Landsberg (approx. 50 km)

The place name Augsburg derives from the Roman name of the town „Augusta Vindelicorum“, which was founded in 15 B.C. under the rule of Emperor Augustus. Augsburg’s popularity however, was established with its role as a Fugger town. Therefore, a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is almost a must. The stage to Landsberg is thought to be a comfy „run in“ on almost flat terrain. Day 3: Landsberg – Schongau (approx. 45 km)

On the horizon you can already see the Alps but you get to enjoy the beauty of the region Pfaffenwinkel first. Schongau features a picturesque old town and almost completely preserved town walls. Day 4: Schongau – Füssen/Schwangau (approx. 40 km)

Having left the old town of Schongau the cycling path along River Lech takes you into the Tyrol. Before heading over the border from Germany to Austria the beautiful fairy tale-like Neuschwanstein castle awaits you. Day 5: Füssen/Schwangau – Imst (approx. 40 km | without Transfer approx. 70 km)

Today the tour takes us from Füssen to Reutte. From there our transfer brings you across Fern Pass in a comfortable way. From Fernstein castle you cycle past Nassereith and through the picturesque Gurgltal Valley to Imst. A “beery” adventure awaits you at the microbrewery at Starkenberg castle. Day 6: Imst – Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza (approx. 55 km | without Transfer approx. 105 km)

After a hearty breakfast you cycle from Imst to Landeck. From there we take the shuttle up to Nauders. Soon afterwards you cross the border to Italy at Reschen pass and with it the main Alpine ridge. You cycle downwards towards Malles past Reschenstausee reservoir with the sunken church tower of Altgraun, one of the most famous photo motifs of Italy. Enjoy the first evening on South Tyrolean soil and enjoy strolling through the old alleyways of the town. Day 7: Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza – Merano (approx. 65 km)

Today you cross the entire Val Venosta. The route leads from an altitude of more than 1,000m down to the town of Merano that is located at an altitude of 350m. Most of the route follows the course of River Adige. From your starting place this pleasant cycling stretch leads down to the smallest town of the Alps, the town of Glorenza. Past the marble town of Laas you get to Naturns and eventually – past the impressive Kastellbell castle – to the spa town of Merano. Enjoy an evening walk through town along the “Passer” promenade surrounded by subtropical flora.



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Day 8: Merano – Bolzano (approx. 40 km)

There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. The region also offers plenty of culinary delights: asparagus in Terlan, tasty chestnuts in Nals and last but not least excellent regional wines. As you reach the pedestrian zone of Bolzano you’ll soon realise the southern flair of the city. Day 9: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Augsburg to Bolzano – Variation “Classic” Included Services

✓ 8 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass and Reschen Pass ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Accommodation in carefully selected 3-Star hotels

- Accommodation in double rooms Euro 898,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from May 15th) Euro 946,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from August 5th) Euro 968,00 - Single room surcharge Euro 202,00 - Half-board surcharge Euro 218,00

Extras

- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Merano | Bolzano Euro 69,00 | 77,00 | 74,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Merano | Bolzano Euro 25,00 | 32,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Bolzano - Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 130,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Bolzano on request



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From Augsburg to Bolzano Variation “Classic“


- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Additional extra nights in Merano are also available - also for children from the age of 10 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival



The place name Augsburg derives from the Roman name of the town „Augusta Vindelicorum“, which was founded in 15 B.C. under the rule of Emperor Augustus. Augsburg’s popularity however, was established with its role as a Fugger town. Therefore, a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is almost a must. The stage to Landsberg is thought to be a comfy „run in“ on almost flat terrain. Day 3: Landsberg – Schongau (approx. 45 km)






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From Augsburg to Bolzano Variation “Sporty”


- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conquer Fern Pass starting from Biberwier

(Shuttle transfer from Pfunds to Nauders/Reschen Pass on request only) - Additional extra nights in Merano are also available - also for children from the age of approx. 14 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every Sunday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg

Visit of the Roman provincial capital „Augusta Vindelicorum“ Day 2: Augsburg – Schongau (approx. 85 km)

The place name Augsburg derives from the Roman name of the town „Augusta Vindelicorum“, which was founded in 15 B.C. under the rule of Emperor Augustus. Augsburg’s popularity however, was established with its role as a Fugger town. Therefore, a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is a must. Schongau features a picturesque old town and almost completely preserved town wall. Day 3: Schongau – Reutte (approx. 55 km)

Having left the beautiful old town of Schongau the cycling path along River Lech takes you into the Tyrol. Before heading over the border from Germany to Austria the beautiful fairy tale-like castle Neuschwanstein awaits you. Day 4: Reutte – Landeck (approx. 65 km | without Transfer approx. 75 km)

Shortly after Reutte the “Ehrenberger Klause”, a fortress built in the time of the Thirty Years’ War that is well worth seeing can be visited. From Lermoos or Biberwier respectively you can take the VCA-Pickaback shuttle to cover the demanding route up Fern Pass. From Fernstein castle you cycle past Nassereith and the picturesque Gurgltal Valley to Imst. A “beery” adventure awaits you at the microbrewery at Starkenberg castle. From the town of Imst you will pedal along Inn Valley to the town of Landeck. Day 5: Landeck – Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza (approx. 85 km)

Next to river Inn the cycle way leads from Landeck to the so called Oberes Gericht and on to Pfunds. Past Pfunds the cycle way is on swiss state territory for approx. 10km. From Martina/Unterengadin you’ll conquer 400m of height distance along the winding but not too steep road of Norbertshöhe. A short coast down to Nauders is followed by a short and easy uphill passage where you cross the border to Italy at Reschen Pass and with it the main Alpine ridge. You cycle downwards towards Malles past Reschenstausee reservoir with the sunken church tower of Altgraun, one of the most famous photo motifs of Italy. Enjoy the first evening on South Tyrolean soil and enjoy strolling through the old alleyways of the town. Day 6: Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza – Merano (approx. 65 km)




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Day 7: Merano – Bolzano via Lake Caldaro Region (approx. 70 km)

There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. Also the ripe and processed fruit of the south Tyrolean vineyards are a true pleasure. Enjoy a glass of wine at Lake Caldaro or even at the end of your tour at Walther Square in the Centre of Bolzano. Day 8: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Augsburg to Bolzano – Variation “Sporty” Included Services

✓ 7 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass ✓ Reutte Active Card (reduced admission to Thermal Resort Ehrenberg, Adventure Museum...) ✓ Tirol West Card (reduced admission to Museums, such as Via Claudia Augusta-Centre...) ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.


- Accommodation in double rooms Euro 769,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from May 15th) Euro 819,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from August 5th) Euro 848,00 - Single room surcharge Euro 166,00 - Half-board surcharge Euro 188,00 Extras

- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Merano | Bolzano Euro 69,00 | 77,00 | 74,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Merano |Bolzano Euro 25,00 | 32,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Bolzano - Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 130,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Bolzano on request



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From Augsburg to Bolzano Variation “Sporty”











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From Augsburg to Riva del Garda Variation “Classic”


- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - also for children from the age of 10 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required)

Arrival



The place name Augsburg derives from the Roman name of the town „Augusta Vindelicorum“, which was founded in 15 B.C. under the rule of Emperor Augustus. Augsburg’s popularity however, was established with its role as a Fugger town. Therefore, a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is a must. Schongau features a picturesque old town and almost completely preserved town wall. The stage to Landsberg is thought to be a comfy „run in“ on almost flat terrain. Day 3: Landsberg – Schongau (approx. 45 km)





From the starting point of this enjoyable ride you ride down to the smallest city of the Alps, to Glorenza. The route leads from an altitude of more than 1,000m down to the town of Merano that is located at an altitude of 350m. Most of the route follows the course of River Adige, you pass by the marble town of Laas, then Naturns and then past the prominent castle of Kastelbell you reach the spa town of Merano. Enjoy an evening walk through town along the “Passer” promenade surrounded by subtropical flora.



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From Augsburg to Riva del Garda Variation “Classic”


- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - also for children from the age of 10 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required)

Arrival








From the starting point of this enjoyable ride you ride down to the smallest city of the Alps, to Glorenza. The route leads from an altitude of more than 1,000m down to the town of Merano that is located at an altitude of 350m. Most of the route follows the course of River Adige, you pass by the marble town of Laas, then Naturns and then past the prominent castle of Kastelbell you reach the spa town of Merano. Enjoy an evening walk through town along the “Passer” promenade surrounded by subtropical flora.

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Day 8: Merano – Lake Caldaro Region/Ora (approx. 50 km)

There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. And - after the optional visit of Bolzano you’ll have the wonderful opportunity to refresh your legs at Lake Caldaro.

Day 9: Lake Caldaro Region/Ora – Trento (approx. 50 km)

Today you cycle along River Adige that is lined by orchards until you get to Salorno. The German-speaking part of the South Tyrol ends here. The stage finishes in the town of Trento which features an old town worth seeing with historic buildings like the cathedral and Buonconsiglio castle. Day 10: Trento – Riva del Garda (approx. 50 km)

The last stage leads past Rovereto and Mori to Lake Garda. After a brief ascent up Passo S. Giovanni (150m) you can enjoy a fantastic view while riding downhill to the lake and Riva/Torbole. Day 11: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Augsburg to Riva – Variation “Classic” Included Services



- Accommodation in double rooms Euro 1.165,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from May 15th) Euro 1.206,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from August 5th) Euro 1.250,00 - Single room surcharge Euro 282,00 - Half-board surcharge Euro 275,00 Extras

- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 95,00 - Electric Bike Euro 180,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Riva del Garda Euro 69,00 | 84,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Riva del Garda Euro 25,00 | 38,00 - Transfer Riva del Garda - Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 165,00 - Transfer Riva – Rovereto train station (min. 2 Persons) Euro 30,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Riva del Garda on request

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From Augsburg to Riva del Garda Variation “Sporty”



(Shuttle transfer from Pfunds to Nauders/Reschen Pass on request only) - also for children from the age of approx. 14 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival





Shortly after Reutte the “Ehrenberger Klause”, a fortress built in the time of the Thirty Years’ War that is well worth seeing can be visited. From Lermoos or Biberwier respectively you can take the VCA-Pickaback shuttle to cover the demanding route up. From Fernstein castle you cycle past Nassereith and the picturesque Gurgltal Valley to Imst. A “beery” adventure awaits you at the microbrewery at Starkenberg castle. From the town of Imst you will pedal along Inn Valley to the town of Landeck. Day 5: Landeck – Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza (approx. 85 km)





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From Augsburg to Riva del Garda Variation “Sporty”








Shortly after Reutte the “Ehrenberger Klause”, a fortress built in the time of the Thirty Years’ War that is well worth seeing can be visited. From Lermoos or Biberwier respectively you can take the VCA-Pickaback shuttle to cover the demanding route up. From Fernstein castle you cycle past Nassereith and the picturesque Gurgltal Valley to Imst. A “beery” adventure awaits you at the microbrewery at Starkenberg castle. From the town of Imst you will pedal along Inn Valley to the town of Landeck. Day 5: Landeck – Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza (approx. 85 km)



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Day 7: Merano – Castelfeder Holiday Region (approx. 50 - 60 km)

There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. After a short stop at South Tyrol’s capital city of Bolzano you have a wonderful occasion of refreshing your legs at Lake Caldaro. Today’s tour ends at Castelfeder Holiday Region with the towns of Ora, Montagna, Egna and Salorno, which is where the German speaking South Tyrol ends.

Day 8: Castelfeder Holiday Region - Riva del Garda (approx. 80 - 90 km)

You should know a couple of Italian words by now ☺ Ride along River Adige towards Trento where you can visit the old town with its dome and Castle Buonconsiglio. Soon after Rovereto you leave River Adige behind at Mori, ride across Passo San Giovanni (287m) and enjoy the beautiful view over Lake Garda from the top. After the descent down to Torbole you ride along the lakeside to the destination of your sporty bike travel, Riva del Garda. Day 9: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Augsburg to Riva – Variation “Sporty” Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Riva del Garda Euro 69,00 | 84,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Riva del Garda Euro 25,00 | 38,00 - Transfer Riva del Garda - Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 165,00 - Transfer Riva – Rovereto train station (min. 2 Persons) Euro 30,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Riva del Garda on request



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From Augsburg to Verona Variation “Classic”


- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - also for children from the age of 12 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every Saturday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 – Special dates available on request

Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg










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Today you cycle along River Adige that is lined by orchards until you get to Salorno. The German-speaking part of the South Tyrol ends here. The stage finishes in the town of Trento which features an old town worth seeing with historic buildings like the cathedral and Buonconsiglio castle. Day 10: Trento – Belluno Veronese (approx. 55 km)

Along the River Adige you’ll pass Rovereto, Pilcante and Avio until you get to Belluno Veronese. They say that this is where the best wine is made since the 15th century. Even though Veronese is only 6 km away from Lake Garda there is a lot less touristic ado. Enjoy the rural ambience over a glass of local wine. Day 11: Belluno Veronese – Verona (approx. 55 km)

Before you’ll reach the city of Romeo & Juliet you’ll have to overcome one more little ascent up to Rivoli Veronese. Have a good time relaxing or strolling or discovering the arena of Verona… Day 12: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Augsburg to Verona – Variation “Classic”

Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 95,00 - Electric Bike Euro 190,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Verona Euro 69,00 | 74,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Verona Euro 25,00 | 38,00 - Transfer Verona – Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 165,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Verona on request



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From Augsburg to Verona Variation “Classic”


- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - also for children from the age of 12 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every Saturday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 – Special dates available on request

Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg








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From Augsburg to Verona Variation “Sporty”




Every Sunday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request. Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg

Visit of the Roman provincial capital „Augusta Vindelicorum“. Day 2: Augsburg – Schongau (approx. 85 km)








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Day 8: Castelfeder Holiday Region – Belluno Veronese (approx. 85 - 95 km)

You should know a couple of Italian words by now ☺ Ride along River Adige towards Trento where you can visit the old town with its dome and Castle Buonconsiglio. After small towns like Rovereto, Pilcante and Avio you reach Belluno Veronese. The village of Veronese is especially known among gourmets, because the best wine of all of Italy has been grown here since the 15th century. Still today you can enjoy different wines with traditional fish dishes in the numerous guesthouses of the town. Although Veronese is only 6km from Lake Garda and located below a hill it is a spot off the beaten tourist tracks. Enjoy the peace and rural ambiance of this village. Day 9: Belluno Veronese – Verona (approx. 50 km)

Before you’ll reach the city of Romeo & Juliet you’ll have to overcome one more little ascent up to Rivoli Veronese. Have a good time relaxing or strolling or discovering the arena of Verona... Day 10: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Augsburg to Verona – Variation “Sporty”

Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 95,00 - Electric Bike Euro 180,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Verona Euro 69,00 | 74,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Verona Euro 25,00 | 38,00 - Transfer Verona – Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 165,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Verona on request



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From Augsburg to Verona Variation “Sporty”




Every Sunday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request. Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg

Visit of the Roman provincial capital „Augusta Vindelicorum“. Day 2: Augsburg – Schongau (approx. 85 km)






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From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Classic”

Bookable as individual tour , min. 2 persons– 13 Days | 12 Nights, approx. 535 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Transfer back to Augsburg is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged

on request only) - also for children from the age of 12 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival











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From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Classic”

Bookable as individual tour , min. 2 persons– 13 Days | 12 Nights, approx. 535 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Transfer back to Augsburg is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged

on request only) - also for children from the age of 12 (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival









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There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. And - after the optional visit of Bolzano you’ll have the wonderful opportunity to refresh your legs at Lake Caldaro. Day 10: Trento – Belluno Veronese (approx. 55 km)

Along the River Adige you’ll pass Rovereto, Pilcante and Avio until you get to Belluno Veronese. They say that this is where the best wine is made since the 15th century. Even though Veronese is only 6 km away from Lake Garda there is a lot less touristic ado. Enjoy the rural ambience over a glass of local wine. Day 11: Belluno Veronese – Verona (approx. 50 km)

Before you’ll reach the city of Romeo & Juliet you’ll have to overcome one more little ascent up to Rivoli Veronese. Have a good time relaxing or strolling or discovering the arena of Verona... Day 12: Verona – Peschiera del Garda (approx. 35 km)

It might be hard to leave Verona already but the special holiday charme of the small town of Peschiera del Garda will make up for it. The roads are mostly quiet country roads and follows past Valeggio sul Mincio the beautiful bike path along River Mincio. Day 13: Individual Return Journey or Extension Price per Person | From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera – Variation “Classic”

Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 110,00 - Electric Bike Euro 220,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Peschiera Euro 69,00 | 79,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Peschiera Euro 25,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Verona - Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 165,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Peschiera on request



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From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Sporty”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons – 10 Days | 9 Nights, approx. 580 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features


(Shuttle transfer from Pfunds to Nauders/Reschen Pass on request only) - Transfer back to Augsburg is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged

on request only) - also for children from the age of approx. 14 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival










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From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Sporty”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons – 10 Days | 9 Nights, approx. 580 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features


(Shuttle transfer from Pfunds to Nauders/Reschen Pass on request only) - Transfer back to Augsburg is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged









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You should know a couple of Italian words by now ☺ Ride along River Adige towards Trento where you can visit the old town with its dome and Castle Buonconsiglio. After small towns like Rovereto, Pilcante and Avio you reach Belluno Veronese. The village of Veronese is especially known among gourmets, because the best wine of all of Italy has been grown here since the 15th century. Still today you can enjoy different wines with traditional fish dishes in the numerous guesthouses of the town. Although Veronese is only 6km from Lake Garda and located below a hill it is a spot off the beaten tourist tracks. Enjoy the peace and rural ambiance of this village.

Day 9: Belluno Veronese – Peschiera del Garda (approx. 80 km)

Verona almost in sight, you have to overcome a short ascent in order to reach the city of Romeo & Juliet. After a stop in Verona you reach the end of your sporty tour, the beautiful city of Peschiera del Garda which is located at the very south end of Lake Garda. This last stretch follows country roads and as of Vallegio sul Mincio follows the beautiful cycle way along Mincio River. Day 10: Individual Return Journey or Extension Price per Person | From Augsburg via Verona to Peschiera – Variation “Sporty”

Included Services

✓ 9 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass ✓ Reutte Active Card (reduced admission to Thermal Resort Ehrenberg, Adventure Museum...) ✓ Tirol West Card (reduced admission to Museums, such as Via Claudia Augusta-Centre...) ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Accommodation in carefully selected 3-Star hotels


- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 95,00 - Electric Bike Euro 180,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Peschiera Euro 69,00 | 79,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Peschiera Euro 25,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Verona - Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 165,00 - Vehicle transfer Augsburg – Peschiera on request



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From Augsburg to Venice Variation “Classic”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons – 14 Days | 13 Nights, approx. 575 km resp. 585 km

In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads; a couple of more frequented roads between Feltre and Quarto d’Altino

- Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Pfunds as well as between Trento and Levico Terme

- Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 12 years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every first Saturday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg Visit of the Roman provincial capital „Augusta Vindelicorum“

Day 2: Augsburg – Landsberg (approx. 50 km)

The place name Augsburg derives from the Roman name of the town „Augusta Vindelicorum“, which was founded in 15 B.C. under the rule of Emperor Augustus. Augsburg’s popularity however, was established with its role as a Fugger town. Therefore, a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is a must. Schongau features a picturesque old town and almost completely preserved town wall. The stage to Landsberg is thought to be a comfy „run in“ on almost flat terrain. Day 3: Landsberg – Schongau (approx. 45 km) On the horizon you can already see the Alps but you get to enjoy the beauty of the region Pfaffenwinkel first. Schongau features a picturesque old town and almost completely preserved town walls. Day 4: Schongau – Füssen/Schwangau (approx. 40 km)







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From Augsburg to Venice Variation “Classic”





- Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 12 years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every first Saturday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Augsburg Visit of the Roman provincial capital „Augusta Vindelicorum“

Day 2: Augsburg – Landsberg (approx. 50 km)

The place name Augsburg derives from the Roman name of the town „Augusta Vindelicorum“, which was founded in 15 B.C. under the rule of Emperor Augustus. Augsburg’s popularity however, was established with its role as a Fugger town. Therefore, a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is a must. Schongau features a picturesque old town and almost completely preserved town wall. The stage to Landsberg is thought to be a comfy „run in“ on almost flat terrain. Day 3: Landsberg – Schongau (approx. 45 km) On the horizon you can already see the Alps but you get to enjoy the beauty of the region Pfaffenwinkel first. Schongau features a picturesque old town and almost completely preserved town walls. Day 4: Schongau – Füssen/Schwangau (approx. 40 km)





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There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. And - after the optional visit of Bolzano you’ll have the wonderful opportunity to refresh your legs at Lake Caldaro. Day 9: Lake Caldaro Region/Ora – Trento (approx. 50 km)

Today you cycle along River Adige that is lined by orchards until you get to Salorno. The German-speaking part of the South Tyrol ends here. The stage finishes in the town of Trento which features an old town worth seeing with historic buildings like the cathedral and Buonconsiglio castle. Day 10: Trento – Feltre (approx. 65 | without Transfer approx. 90 km)

An easy start by transfer to Valsugana is followed by a beautiful tour on a new cycle path from Levico Terme along river Brenta to Borgo Valsugana and Primolano. From here you have to take a regular road up to Arsie and Fonzaso in order to finish in Feltre, one of the most important historical cities. Day 11: Feltre – Pieve di Soligo (approx. 50 km or 60 km via Praderadego-Pass)

Today you’ve got two options. Either you take the hilly but not too exhausting road through the Prosecco-vineyards or you take the sporty road and pass by Lentiai and the impressive Praderadego-Pass (approx. 900 Altitude difference). Pieve di Soligo is definitely perfect to relax after a “harder” day. Day 12: Pieve di Soligo – Quarto d’Altino/Venice (approx. 65 km)

You have to hit the pedals just one more time in order to get to Venice. On the way you find some real highlights too. Right past Pieve di Soligo, still in the middle of the prosecco hills you see Castello San Salvatore throning. Soon after Ponte Priula you arrive at the art and radicchio-town of Treviso which is finally followed by Quarto d’Altino, a small town very close to the original start of Via Claudia Augusta. Day 13: Excursion to Venice – Overnight stay again in Quarto d’Altino

Set aside your bike and relax while you take the train in approx. 20 minutes to the train station Santa Lucia of Venice. This is the perfect initial point to explore the uncountable alleys and channels of Venice. Have a look at Piazza San Marco and maybe even treat yourself with a gondola ride… Day 14: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Augsburg to Venice – Variation “Classic” Included Services

✓ 13 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass and Reschen Pass as well as from Trento to Levico Terme ✓ Train ticket from Quarto d'Altino to Venice and back ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.


- Accommodation in double rooms Euro 1.510,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from May 15th) Euro 1.568,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from August 5th) Euro 1.608,00 - Single room surcharge Euro 365,00 - Half-board surcharge Euro 352,00

Extras

- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 110,00 - Electric Bike Euro 220,00 - Extra night in Augsburg | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 69,00 | 64,00 - Single room surcharge in Augsburg | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 25,00 | 27,00 - Transfer Quarto d‘Altino - Augsburg (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 180,00



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From Donauwörth to Venice Variation “Sporty”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons – 14 Days | 13 Nights, approx. 705 km resp. 715 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads between Trento and Quarto d’Altino also some frequented roads for a short time

- Shuttle transfer to conquer Fern Pass starting from Biberwier (Shuttle transfer from Pfunds to Nauders/Reschen Pass on request only)

- a choice of two different routes between Feltre and Pieve di Soligo - Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 14 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival dates

Every first Saturday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Donauwörth

Welcome to the former end of the Roman Via Claudia Augusta, welcome to the start of a long, diversified and historical tour in southward direction. Day 2: Donauwörth – Augsburg (approx. 50 km)

As on the following 2 days the route from Donauwörth to Augsburg follows the banks and meadows of the River Lech. Augsburg offers a rich variety of historic sights, therefore it fits just right that the first stage is a little shorter. Don’t miss out on a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is a must. Day 3: Augsburg – Schongau (approx. 85 km)




Next to river Inn the cycle way leads from Landeck to the so called Oberes Gericht and on to Pfunds. Past Pfunds the cycle way is on swiss state territory for approx. 10km. From Martina/Unterengadin you’ll conquer 400m of height distance along the winding but not too steep road of Norbertshöhe. A short coast down to Nauders is followed by a short and easy uphill passage where you cross the border to Italy at Reschen Pass and with it the main Alpine ridge. You cycle downwards towards Malles past Reschenstausee reservoir with the sunken church tower of Altgraun, one of the most famous photo motifs



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From Donauwörth to Venice Variation “Sporty”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons – 14 Days | 13 Nights, approx. 705 km resp. 715 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features



- a choice of two different routes between Feltre and Pieve di Soligo - Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 14 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival dates

Every first Saturday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Donauwörth

Welcome to the former end of the Roman Via Claudia Augusta, welcome to the start of a long, diversified and historical tour in southward direction. Day 2: Donauwörth – Augsburg (approx. 50 km)

As on the following 2 days the route from Donauwörth to Augsburg follows the banks and meadows of the River Lech. Augsburg offers a rich variety of historic sights, therefore it fits just right that the first stage is a little shorter. Don’t miss out on a visit of the Fuggerei, which is the world’s oldest project for social housing still in use today, is a must. Day 3: Augsburg – Schongau (approx. 85 km)




Next to river Inn the cycle way leads from Landeck to the so called Oberes Gericht and on to Pfunds. Past Pfunds the cycle way is on swiss state territory for approx. 10km. From Martina/Unterengadin you’ll conquer 400m of height distance along the winding but not too steep road of Norbertshöhe. A short coast down to Nauders is followed by a short and easy uphill passage where you cross the border to Italy at Reschen Pass and with it the main Alpine ridge. You cycle downwards towards Malles past Reschenstausee reservoir with the sunken church tower of Altgraun, one of the most famous photo motifs

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of Italy. Enjoy the first evening on South Tyrolean soil and enjoy strolling through the old alleyways of the town.

Day 7: Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza – Merano (approx. 65 km)



There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. After a short stop at South Tyrol’s capital city of Bolzano you have a wonderful occasion of refreshing your legs at Lake Caldaro. Today’s tour ends at Castelfeder Holiday Region with the towns of Ora, Montagna, Egna and Salorno, which is where the German speaking South Tyrol ends. Day 9: Castelfeder Holiday Region – Levico Terme (approx. 60 - 70 km)

You should have managed to pick up a couple of Italian words before you continue to pedal on along River Adige to Trento where you see the old town with its Dome and Castle of Buonconsiglio. The sporty highlight today are about 600 metres of altitude difference up to Civezzano and Pergine Valsugana. Just a couple of kilometres more and you reach Lake Levico which will make you forget the struggle ;-) Day 10: Levico Terme – Feltre (approx. 65 km)

A beautiful tour on a new cycle path from Levico Terme along River Brenta to Borgo Valsugana and Primolano awaits you. From here you have to take a regular road up to Arsie and Fonzaso in order to finish in Feltre, one of the most important historical cities. Day 11: Feltre – Pieve di Soligo (approx. 50 km or 60 km via Praderadego-Pass)






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Price per Person | From Donauwörth to Venice – Variation “Sporty” Included Services

✓ 13 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass ✓ Reutte Active Card (reduced admission to Thermal Resort Ehrenberg, Adventure Museum...) ✓ Tirol West Card (reduced admission to Museums, such as Via Claudia Augusta-Centre...) ✓ Train ticket from Quarto d'Altino to Venice and back ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.


- Accommodation in double rooms Euro 1.556,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from August 5th) Euro 1.594,00 - Single room surcharge Euro 326,00 - Half-board surcharge Euro 332,00 Extras

- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 125,00 - Electric Bike Euro 235,00 - Extra night in Donauwörth | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 59,00 | 64,00 - Single room surcharge in Donauwörth | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 24,00 | 27,00 - Transfer Quarto d‘Altino – Donauwörth (Tues, Wed, Fri, Sun) Euro 180,00 - Vehicle transfer Donauwörth - Quarto d‘Altino on request



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Price per Person | From Donauwörth to Venice – Variation “Sporty” Included Services

✓ 13 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass ✓ Reutte Active Card (reduced admission to Thermal Resort Ehrenberg, Adventure Museum...) ✓ Tirol West Card (reduced admission to Museums, such as Via Claudia Augusta-Centre...) ✓ Train ticket from Quarto d'Altino to Venice and back ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.


- Accommodation in double rooms Euro 1.556,00 - Accommodation in double rooms (from August 5th) Euro 1.594,00 - Single room surcharge Euro 326,00 - Half-board surcharge Euro 332,00 Extras

- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 125,00 - Electric Bike Euro 235,00 - Extra night in Donauwörth | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 59,00 | 64,00 - Single room surcharge in Donauwörth | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 24,00 | 27,00 - Transfer Quarto d‘Altino – Donauwörth (Tues, Wed, Fri, Sun) Euro 180,00 - Vehicle transfer Donauwörth - Quarto d‘Altino on request

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From Füssen to Bolzano Variation “Classic”

Bookable as individual tour – 7 Days | 6 Nights, approx. 240 km


- A change of bike paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Additional extra nights in Merano are also available - also for children from the age of approx. 10 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every Saturday and Tuesday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Füssen

King Ludwig II. and his fairy-tale castle welcome you in Füssen. Day 2: Füssen – Imst (approx. 40 km | without Transfer approx. 70 km)



Today you cross the entire Val Venosta. The route leads from an altitude of more than 1,000m down to the town of Merano that is located at an altitude of 350m. Most of the route follows the course of River Adige. From your starting place this pleasant cycling stretch leads down to the smallest town of the Alps, the town of Glorenza. Past the marble town of Laas you get to Naturns and eventually – past the impressive Kastellbell castle – to the spa town of Merano. Enjoy an evening walk through town along the “Passer” promenade surrounded by subtropical flora. Day 5: Merano – Lake Caldaro Region/Ora (approx. 50 km)

There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. And - after the optional visit of Bolzano you’ll have the wonderful opportunity to refresh your legs at Lake Caldaro. Day 6: Lake Caldaro Region/Ora – Bolzano (approx. 30 km)

Yesterday you have already passed by Bolzano. Today you either ride on direct way along River Adige or over the more interesting track passing by the lakes Montiggler right towards the centre of Bolzano. Enjoy to stroll on the footsteps of Ötzi or to relax at Walther Square … Day 7: Individual Return Journey or Extension



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Price per Person | From Füssen to Bolzano – Variation “Classic” Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Merano | Bolzano Euro 76,00 | 76,00 | 74,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Merano| Bolzano Euro 34,00 | 32,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Bolzano - Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 95,00 - Vehicle transfer Füssen – Bolzano on request



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From Füssen to Bolzano Variation “Classic”



- A change of bike paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Additional extra nights in Merano are also available - also for children from the age of approx. 10 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival






There is plenty to see along this route: Niederlana’s famous Schnatterpeckaltar, the largest Gothic wing altar in the Alpine area, the highest church tower of the South Tyrol in Terlan and a great number of fortresses and ruins on both valley slopes. And - after the optional visit of Bolzano you’ll have the wonderful opportunity to refresh your legs at Lake Caldaro. Day 6: Lake Caldaro Region/Ora – Bolzano (approx. 30 km)

Yesterday you have already passed by Bolzano. Today you either ride on direct way along River Adige or over the more interesting track passing by the lakes Montiggler right towards the centre of Bolzano. Enjoy to stroll on the footsteps of Ötzi or to relax at Walther Square … Day 7: Individual Return Journey or Extension

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From Füssen to Bolzano Variation “Sporty”






King Ludwig II. and his fairy-tale castle welcome you in Füssen. Day 2: Füssen – Landeck (approx. 75 km)

Castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau lead the way towards Reutte. Shortly after Reutte you have to overcome a short stretch up to Ehrenberger gorge/Ehrenberg castle ruin. You now cycle across the Tyrolean “Ausserfern” until you reach Biberwier. From there our transfer brings you across Fern Pass in a comfortable way. From Fernstein castle you cycle past Nassereith and through the picturesque Gurgltal Valley to Imst. The stretch from county capital city of Imst to the next county capital city of Landeck follows the cycle way along River Inn/InnRadweg. Day 3: Landeck – Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza (approx. 85 km)


Today you cross the entire Val Venosta. The route leads from an altitude of more than 1,000m down to the town of Merano that is located at an altitude of 350m. Most of the route follows the course of River Adige. From your starting place this pleasant cycling stretch leads down to the smallest town of the Alps, the town of Glorenza. Past the marble town of Laas you get to Naturns and eventually – past the impressive Kastellbell castle – to the spa town of Merano. Enjoy an evening walk through town along the “Passer” promenade surrounded by subtropical flora. Day 5: Merano – Bolzano via Lake Caldaro Region (approx. 70 km)




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From Füssen to Bolzano Variation “Sporty”






King Ludwig II. and his fairy-tale castle welcome you in Füssen. Day 2: Füssen – Landeck (approx. 75 km)

Castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau lead the way towards Reutte. Shortly after Reutte you have to overcome a short stretch up to Ehrenberger gorge/Ehrenberg castle ruin. You now cycle across the Tyrolean “Ausserfern” until you reach Biberwier. From there our transfer brings you across Fern Pass in a comfortable way. From Fernstein castle you cycle past Nassereith and through the picturesque Gurgltal Valley to Imst. The stretch from county capital city of Imst to the next county capital city of Landeck follows the cycle way along River Inn/InnRadweg. Day 3: Landeck – Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza (approx. 85 km)


Today you cross the entire Val Venosta. The route leads from an altitude of more than 1,000m down to the town of Merano that is located at an altitude of 350m. Most of the route follows the course of River Adige. From your starting place this pleasant cycling stretch leads down to the smallest town of the Alps, the town of Glorenza. Past the marble town of Laas you get to Naturns and eventually – past the impressive Kastellbell castle – to the spa town of Merano. Enjoy an evening walk through town along the “Passer” promenade surrounded by subtropical flora. Day 5: Merano – Bolzano via Lake Caldaro Region (approx. 70 km)


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Price per Person | From Füssen to Bolzano – Variation “Sporty” Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Merano | Bolzano Euro 76,00 | 76,00 | 74,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Merano | Bolzano Euro 34,00 | 32,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Bolzano – Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 95,00 - Vehicle transfer Füssen – Bolzano on request



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From Füssen to Riva del Garda Variation “Classic”



- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - also for children from the age of approx. 12 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival








The last stage leads past Rovereto and Mori to Lake Garda. After a brief ascent up Passo S. Giovanni (150m) you can enjoy a fantastic view while riding downhill to the lake and Riva/Torbole.

Day 8: Individual Return Journey or Extension



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From Füssen to Riva del Garda Variation “Classic”



- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - also for children from the age of approx. 12 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival








The last stage leads past Rovereto and Mori to Lake Garda. After a brief ascent up Passo S. Giovanni (150m) you can enjoy a fantastic view while riding downhill to the lake and Riva/Torbole.


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Price per Person | From Füssen to Riva – Variation “Classic”

Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Riva del Garda Euro 76,00 | 84,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Riva del Garda Euro 34,00 | 38,00 - Transfer Riva del Garda – Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 120,00 - Vehicle transfer Füssen – Riva del Garda on request



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From Füssen to Riva del Garda Variation “Sporty”



- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads (some parts are on gravel)


- also for children from the age of approx. 14 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every Saturday and Tuesday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request

Day 1: Individual journey to Füssen

King Ludwig II. and his fairy-tale castle welcome you in Füssen/Schwangau.

Day 2: Füssen – Landeck (ca. 75 km) Castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau lead the way towards Reutte. Shortly after Reutte you have to overcome a short stretch up to Ehrenberger gorge/Ehrenberg castle ruin. You now cycle across the Tyrolean “Ausserfern” until you reach Biberwier. From there our transfer brings you across Fern Pass in a comfortable way. From Fernstein castle you cycle past Nassereith and through the picturesque Gurgltal Valley to Imst. The stretch from county capital city of Imst to the next county capital city of Landeck follows the cycle way along River Inn/InnRadweg. Day 3: Landeck – Burgusio/Malles/Glorenza (approx. 85 km)


Today you cross the entire Val Venosta. The route leads from an altitude of more than 1,000m down to the town of Merano that is located at an altitude of 350m. Most of the route follows the course of River Adige. From your starting place this pleasant cycling stretch leads down to the smallest town of the Alps, the town of Glorenza. Past the marble town of Laas you get to Naturns and eventually – past the impressive Kastellbell castle – to the spa town of Merano. Enjoy an evening walk through town along the “Passer” promenade surrounded by subtropical flora. Day 5: Merano – Castelfeder Holiday Region (approx. 50 - 60 km)



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From Füssen to Riva del Garda Variation “Sporty”













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Day 6: Castelfeder Holiday Region – Riva del Garda (approx. 80 - 90 km)

You should know a couple of Italian words by now ☺ Ride along River Adige towards Trento where you can visit the old town with its dome and Castle Buonconsiglio. Soon after Rovereto you leave River Adige behind at Mori, ride across Passo San Giovanni (287m) and enjoy the beautiful view over Lake Garda from the top. After the descent down to Torbole you ride along the lakeside to the destination of your sporty bike travel, Riva del Garda. Day 7: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Füssen to Riva – Variation “Sporty” Included Services

✓ 6 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.



- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Riva del Garda Euro 76,00 | 84,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Riva del Garda Euro 34,00 | 38,00 - Transfer Riva del Garda – Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 120,00 - Vehicle transfer Füssen – Riva del Garda on request



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From Füssen to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Classic”



- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Transfer back to Füssen is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged









Along the River Adige you’ll pass Rovereto, Pilcante and Avio until you get to Belluno Veronese. They say that this is where the best wine is made since the 15th century. Even though Veronese is only 6 km away from Lake Garda there is a lot less touristic ado. Enjoy the rural ambience over a glass of local wine.



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From Füssen to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Classic”



- Mostly paved cycling paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads - Shuttle transfer to conveniently manage two challenging mountain passes as of Reutte and Landeck - Transfer back to Füssen is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged









Along the River Adige you’ll pass Rovereto, Pilcante and Avio until you get to Belluno Veronese. They say that this is where the best wine is made since the 15th century. Even though Veronese is only 6 km away from Lake Garda there is a lot less touristic ado. Enjoy the rural ambience over a glass of local wine.

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Day 8: Belluno Veronese – Verona (approx. 50 km)

Before you’ll reach the city of Romeo & Juliet you’ll have to overcome one more little ascent up to Rivoli Veronese. Have a good time relaxing or strolling or discovering the arena of Verona... Day 9: Verona – Peschiera del Garda (approx. 35 km)

It might be hard to leave Verona already but the special holiday charme of the small town of Peschiera del Garda will make up for it. The roads are mostly quiet country roads and follows past Valeggio sul Mincio the beautiful bike path along River Mincio.


Price per Person | From Füssen to Peschiera – Variation “Classic”

Included Services




- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Peschiera del Garda Euro 76,00 | 79,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Peschiera del Garda Euro 34,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Verona – Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 120,00 - Vehicle transfer Füssen – Peschiera del Garda on request



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From Füssen to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Sporty”





- Transfer back to Füssen is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged on request only)











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You should know a couple of Italian words by now ☺ Ride along River Adige towards Trento where you can visit the old town with its dome and Castle Buonconsiglio. After small towns like Rovereto, Pilcante and Avio you reach Belluno Veronese. The village of Veronese is especially known among gourmets, because the best wine of all of Italy has been grown here since the 15th century. Still today you can enjoy different wines with traditional fish dishes in the numerous guesthouses of the town. Although Veronese is only 6km from Lake Garda and located below a hill it is a spot off the beaten tourist tracks. Enjoy the peace and rural ambiance of this village.

Day 7: Belluno Veronese – Peschiera del Garda (approx. 80 km)

Verona almost in sight, you have to overcome a short ascent in order to reach the city of Romeo & Juliet. After a stop in Verona you reach the end of your sporty tour, the beautiful city of Peschiera del Garda which is located at the very south end of Lake Garda. This last stretch follows country roads and as of Vallegio sul Mincio follows the beautiful cycle way along Mincio River. Day 8: Individual Return Journey or Extension

Price per Person | From Füssen to Peschiera – Variation “Sporty”

Included Services

✓ 7 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.



- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 75,00 - Electric Bike Euro 160,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Peschiera del Garda Euro 76,00 | 79,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Peschiera del Garda Euro 34,00 | 36,00 - Transfer Verona – Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 120,00 - Vehicle transfer Füssen – Peschiera del Garda on request



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From Füssen to Peschiera del Garda Variation “Sporty”





- Transfer back to Füssen is only available from Verona (Transfer Peschiera – Verona can be arranged on request only)









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From Füssen to Venice Variation “Classic”





- Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 12 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every first Tuesday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Füssen






Today you cycle along River Adige that is lined by orchards until you get to Salorno. The German-speaking part of the South Tyrol ends here. The stage finishes in the town of Trento which features an old town worth seeing with historic buildings like the cathedral and Buonconsiglio castle. Day 7: Trento – Feltre (approx. 65 km)

An easy start by transfer to Valsugana is followed by a beautiful tour on a new cycle path from Levico Terme along river Brenta to Borgo Valsugana and Primolano. From here you have to take a regular road up to Arsie and Fonzaso in order to finish in Feltre, one of the most important historical cities.



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Day 8: Feltre – Pieve di Soligo (approx. 50 km or 60 km via Praderadego-Pass)



Set aside your bike and relax while you take the train in approx. 20 minutes to the train station Santa Lucia of Venice. This is the perfect initial point to explore the uncountable alleys and channels of Venice. Have a look at Piazza San Marco and maybe even treat yourself with a gondola ride…


Price per Person | From Füssen to Venice – Variation “Classic”

Included Services

✓ 10 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass and Reschen Pass ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Train ticket from Quarto d'Altino to Venice and back ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.



- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 110,00 - Electric Bike Euro 195,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Quarto d’Altino Euro 76,00 | 64,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Quarto d’Altino Euro 34,00 | 27,00 - Transfer Quarto d’Altino – Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 120,00 - Vehicle transfer Füssen – Quarto d’Altino on request



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From Füssen to Venice Variation “Classic”





- Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 12 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every first Tuesday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Füssen






Today you cycle along River Adige that is lined by orchards until you get to Salorno. The German-speaking part of the South Tyrol ends here. The stage finishes in the town of Trento which features an old town worth seeing with historic buildings like the cathedral and Buonconsiglio castle. Day 7: Trento – Feltre (approx. 65 km)

An easy start by transfer to Valsugana is followed by a beautiful tour on a new cycle path from Levico Terme along river Brenta to Borgo Valsugana and Primolano. From here you have to take a regular road up to Arsie and Fonzaso in order to finish in Feltre, one of the most important historical cities.

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From Füssen to Venice Variation “Sporty”





- a choice of two different routes between Feltre and Pieve di Soligo - Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 14 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every first Tuesday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request









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Day 6: Castelfeder Holiday Region – Levico Terme (approx. 60 - 70 km)






Price per Person | From Füssen to Venice – Variation “Sporty” Included Services

✓ 10 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Transfer across Fern Pass ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Train ticket from Quarto d'Altino to Venice and back ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.



- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 95,00 - Electric Bike Euro 180,00 - Extra night in Füssen | Quarto d’Altino Euro 76,00 | 64,00 - Single room surcharge in Füssen | Quarto d’Altino Euro 34,00 | 27,00 - Transfer Quarto d’Altino – Füssen (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 120,00

- Vehicle transfer Füssen – Quarto d’Altino on request tour operator: inntours in collaboration with ...


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From Füssen to Venice Variation “Sporty”






Every first Tuesday of the month from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request







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From Bolzano to Venice Variation “Classic”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons– 8 Days | 7 Nights, approx. 260 km or 270 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- A change of bike paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads; some short parts on frequented roads between Feltre and Quarto d’Altino

- Shuttle transfer from Trento to Levico Terme - Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 12 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival

Every Friday from May 1st to September 15th 2018 - Special dates available on request Day 1: Individual journey to Bolzano

Welcome to the capital of South Tyrol! Day 2: Bolzano – Lake Caldaro Region/Ora (approx. 30 km)

In the area of the South Tyrolean Wine Road you ride along vineyards up to Eppan and Caldaro to get to roll down to the idyllic Lake Caldaro. After a comfortable sun(bath) you only have short trip to the city of Ora. Day 3: Lake Caldaro Region/Ora – Trento (approx. 50 km)

Today you cycle along River Adige that is lined by orchards until you get to Salorno. The German-speaking part of the South Tyrol ends here. The stage finishes in the town of Trento which features an old town worth seeing with historic buildings like the c Day 4: Trento – Feltre (approx. 65 km)







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Price per Person | From Bolzano to Venice – Variation “Classic”

Included Services

✓ 7 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Shuttle transfer from Trento to Levico Terme ✓ Train ticket from Quarto d'Altino to Venice and back ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.



- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 85,00 - Electric Bike Euro 170,00 - Extra night in Bolzano | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 74,00 | 64,00 - Single room surcharge in Bolzano | Quarto d‘Altino Euro 36,00 | 27,00 - Transfer Quarto d‘Altino - Bolzano (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 95,00 - Vehicle transfer Bolzano - Quarto d’Altino on request



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From Bolzano to Venice Variation “Classic”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons– 8 Days | 7 Nights, approx. 260 km or 270 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- A change of bike paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads; some short parts on frequented roads between Feltre and Quarto d’Altino

- Shuttle transfer from Trento to Levico Terme - Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice - also for children from the age of approx. 12 Years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required) Arrival


Welcome to the capital of South Tyrol! Day 2: Bolzano – Lake Caldaro Region/Ora (approx. 30 km)

In the area of the South Tyrolean Wine Road you ride along vineyards up to Eppan and Caldaro to get to roll down to the idyllic Lake Caldaro. After a comfortable sun(bath) you only have short trip to the city of Ora. Day 3: Lake Caldaro Region/Ora – Trento (approx. 50 km)

Today you cycle along River Adige that is lined by orchards until you get to Salorno. The German-speaking part of the South Tyrol ends here. The stage finishes in the town of Trento which features an old town worth seeing with historic buildings like the c Day 4: Trento – Feltre (approx. 65 km)





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From Bolzano to Venice Variation “Sporty”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons – 8 Days | 7 Nights, approx. 280 km or 290 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- A change of bike paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads; some short parts on frequented roads between Trento and Quarto d’Altino



Welcome to the capital of South Tyrol! Day 2: Bolzano – Castelfeder Holiday Region (approx. 30 - 40 km)

In the area of the South Tyrolean Wine Road you ride along vineyards up to Eppan and Caldaro to get to roll down to the idyllic Lake Caldaro. After a comfortable sun(bath) the tour continues on to Castelfeder Holiday Region with the towns of Ora, Montagna, Egna and Salorno, which is where the German speaking South Tyrol ends. Day 3: Castelfeder Holiday Region – Levico Terme (approx. 60 - 70 km)








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Price per Person | From Bolzano to Venice – Variation “Sporty”

Included Services

✓ 7 Overnight stays including large breakfast buffet ✓ Luggage transport from hotel to hotel ✓ Train ticket from Quarto d'Altino to Venice and back ✓ Extensive travel papers | GPS-data available on demand ✓ Visitor’s tax at all stopovers ✓ Daily TouroPhone service from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.



- Bike rental (incl. 14 litre saddle bag and tool kit) Euro 85,00 - Electric Bike Euro 170,00 - Extra night in Bolzano | Quarto d’Altino Euro 74,00 | 64,00 - Single room surcharge in Bolzano | Quarto d’Altino Euro 36,00 | 27,00 - Transfer Quarto d’Altino – Bolzano (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) Euro 95,00 - Vehicle transfer Bolzano - Quarto d’Altino on request



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From Bolzano to Venice Variation “Sporty”

Bookable as individual tour, min. 2 persons – 8 Days | 7 Nights, approx. 280 km or 290 km In a nutshell | Distinctive Features

- A change of bike paths and rural roads as well as less travelled back roads and village roads; some short parts on frequented roads between Trento and Quarto d’Altino



Welcome to the capital of South Tyrol! Day 2: Bolzano – Castelfeder Holiday Region (approx. 30 - 40 km)

In the area of the South Tyrolean Wine Road you ride along vineyards up to Eppan and Caldaro to get to roll down to the idyllic Lake Caldaro. After a comfortable sun(bath) the tour continues on to Castelfeder Holiday Region with the towns of Ora, Montagna, Egna and Salorno, which is where the German speaking South Tyrol ends. Day 3: Castelfeder Holiday Region – Levico Terme (approx. 60 - 70 km)






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Parking arrangements at the arrival cities Donauwörth

Close to Posthotel Traube (approx. 5 min walking distance) is the parking lot „Großparkplatz - Neue Obermayer Straße“.

Price per passenger car: free of charge for the duration of your bike travel

Augsburg

Hotel Bayerischer Wirt features a private parking area for its guests upon advanced reservation free of charge.

Price per passenger car: Euro 28,00 for the duration of your bike travel If another hotel has been booked for you we would like you to contact us respective the parking option.

Füssen

You may park for free for the duration of your bike travel at parking lot P2 (Ice skating center) which is approximately 15 minutes walking distance from the city center.

Parking at parking garage PR (City Center) costs approx. EUR 65,- per car/week If another hotel outside of Füssen has been booked for you we would like you to contact us respective the parking option.

Bolzano

Depending on which hotel has been booked for you parking costs approximately EUR 11,- per day/car If another hotel outside of Bolzano has been booked for you we would like you to contact us respective the parking option.

Vehicle Transfer

In case you’d like us to transfer your car from the start of your tour to the end, we’ll be happy to send you an offer. Fully comprehensive insurance as well as a full tank of gas are presuppositions. Further costs depend on the desired distance.



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Parking arrangements at the arrival cities Donauwörth

Close to Posthotel Traube (approx. 5 min walking distance) is the parking lot „Großparkplatz - Neue Obermayer Straße“.

Price per passenger car: free of charge for the duration of your bike travel

Augsburg

Hotel Bayerischer Wirt features a private parking area for its guests upon advanced reservation free of charge.

Price per passenger car: Euro 28,00 for the duration of your bike travel If another hotel has been booked for you we would like you to contact us respective the parking option.

Füssen

You may park for free for the duration of your bike travel at parking lot P2 (Ice skating center) which is approximately 15 minutes walking distance from the city center.

Parking at parking garage PR (City Center) costs approx. EUR 65,- per car/week If another hotel outside of Füssen has been booked for you we would like you to contact us respective the parking option.

Bolzano

Depending on which hotel has been booked for you parking costs approximately EUR 11,- per day/car If another hotel outside of Bolzano has been booked for you we would like you to contact us respective the parking option.

Vehicle Transfer

In case you’d like us to transfer your car from the start of your tour to the end, we’ll be happy to send you an offer. Fully comprehensive insurance as well as a full tank of gas are presuppositions. Further costs depend on the desired distance.

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