private tour gives you complete freedom to change your holiday to your dream
journey
This opportunity gives you a chance to discover new impressive places on your bikes. It will take you over impressive countryside of Moravia and Bohemia Lands which are still less visited corners of central Europe The tour takes you through picturesque villages of Moravia, architectural pearls of Bohemia and natural oases of the country.
The Czech - beautiful country in central Europe has been cultivated by people living in harmony with nature for ages. Past generations have left a treasure of cultural and historical monuments reflecting a rich and diverse history - ancient towns full of life and culture, Gothic castles and churches, Renaissance chateaus, and exmples of folk cultures. More than two thousand castles, chateaus and castle ruins have been preserved in the Czech Republic. Only a few countries of Europe can match its richness of historical and architectural monuments

Itinerary – may-be organize in reverse version.

Day 1 Fly to Prague (or Vienna). Transfer to hotel and then head in to Prague to explore. Clients making their own travel arrangements will meet us at the hotel in the evening. Hotel

Day 2 A car transfer takes us out of the busy streets of Prague and south to the town on Pisek. Here we climb on to the bikes and begin our cycling through the central European landscape. We will start our ride in beatiful village of Holasovice, where you can enjoy rural barogue architecture. The village is on a list of UNESCO world heritage. Continuing south, the day’s ride finishes on the banks of the Vltava river in the wonderful old town of Cesky Krumlov, another UNESCO protected area, with its impressive castle and well preserved medieval town centre. Riding distance approx. 30km. Hotel in Cesky Krumlov.

Day 3 We ride from the hotel, continuing through the southern Bohemian countryside to the beautiful Renaissance town of Trebon, located in a region of oak woods, meadows and large lakes. The international importance of the fishponds and lakes of this area is acknowledged by its status as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This is also the town of one of the oldest Czech breweries, Regent. Many of the fishponds date from the 15th and 16th centuries, and we will cycle around them. Ride approx. 50km. Hotel in Trebon.

Day 4 From Trebon we head eastwards out of Bohemia and into neighbouring Moravia. Moving away from the carp-rearing Trebonsko area of the previous day, the landscape becomes more rolling. Our target today is Telc. This town boasts a wonderfully-preserved square with Renaissance gabels and sgraffitto facades. The medieval town square was destroyed by a great fire in 1530, but it was rebuilt, and its houses, in the Renaissance and Baroque styles, survive to this day and since 1950 have undergone careful restoration. Ride approx. 50km. Hotel in Telc.