The city of Prague offers excellent natural conditions for cycle tourism. The landscape is picturesque, and there are numerous natural beauties and historical monuments. A variety of cycling guides and maps are available on the market. Prague is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Europe. While the feet, the tram, and the […]
Cycling in the Spanish capital used to be rather dangerous. After a reconstruction of the infrastructure and an education program for motorists that has changed.
Personally, hiring a rental bike in Berlin is much more fun. You can cycle at your own pace and you can decide where the next bike tour takes you. But if you prefer to explore Berlin in a group on a bike, then one of the many guided bike tours through Berlin is recommended. Here’s […]
By bike you are on the move and yet slow enough to enjoy Vienna's sights. Vienna has over 1,300 km of cycle paths. Discover Vienna from your rental bike's saddle...
For several years now Copenhagen has been ranked as top biking citiy in the world. Here are 7 reasons why you should rent a bike in Copenhagen.
Paris Rando Vélo organises free bike tours every Friday night and on the 3rd Sunday of each month.
Bike Sharing in Berlin with Jump, Donkey Republic or nextbike makes it super easy to rent a bike in Berlin. Here’s a comprehensive guide on all providers including hire tips.
What do I need to know before I start riding a bicycle in Copenhagen? Here are some tips when cycling in Copenhagen.
The 27km self-guided Thames Cultural bike tour starts at the South Bank and follows the river Thames to Greenwich, Canary Wharf and the Tower of London.
Although Paris doesn't seem to be a cycling city like Amsterdam, it can be a fun way to get around the city. With some tips and precautions you stay safe and are able to admire the City of Love.
Cycling in Amsterdam is probably the most Dutch experience you will get. Read the following tips in order to keep safe safe before you hop on your rental bike.
A bike ride through Berlin's Old Town, along the Spree river to the Tiergarten park and back.
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