Bike trip in beautiful Denmark ☀️

The charming seaside town of Køge

The lively city of Køge on the east coast of Denmark connects well-preserved old houses with modern architecture and convinces cyclists from all over the world with its proximity to wide fields, dense forests and endless sandy beaches. Nature lovers will find attractive excursion destinations here that will be remembered. The Danish capital Copenhagen can be reached quickly along the beach promenade. Combine your Old Town trip in Køge with a Day trip to Copenhagen and learn the fascinating culture of Denmark know. Køge is a real highlight at any time of the year - it's worth it!

The historic town of Næstved

Nextved is one of the oldest cities in the country and convinces with its corresponding charm. The received historical building some of them go back to the 12th century. Among them is the 55 meter long one Gothic Church of Saint Peter south of City Hall. A visit to the Gavnø Castle on the island of the same name six kilometers south of the city. The castle tells the history of the island and displays local art. In addition, the island has a lot of nature to offer: The adjacent beautiful rose park houses many rare and extraordinary plant species.

The beautiful island of Bornholm

The easternmost island of Denmark is about 150 kilometers from Copenhagen and about 40 kilometers off the south coast of Sweden. Rønne is the island's largest town and its commercial and industrial centre. The island is suitable perfect for long bike rides along the coast. In addition to sports activities in the saddle, the island also has lots of culture and history to offer: Here stand the "NaturBornholm", a museum for geology and natural history, as well as the Osterlars Church further inland and the ruined castle "Hammerhus“ from the year 1200 on the northern tip of the island.

Stralsund: much more than the “closed gate Rügen"

The Hanseatic City Stralsund impresses with its imposing brick buildings and its charming old town island. The over 800 year old Stralsund, also the "gate to Rügencalled, heard with his medieval charm UNESCO world heritage. The local OCEANEUM shows the magnificent flora and fauna of the Baltic Sea - a visit is worthwhile! Incidentally, loads Stralsund for a longer stay to discover all the sights of the city. The centrally located "Hotel on the Jungfernstieg“ is the ideal place to stay. The "Rügenbrucke“ also offers the ideal opportunity to explore the offshore island more closely.

Our insider tip: Here you will find the best marzipan in northern Germany. The Stralsundhe manufactory marzipan is a real highlight!

Malmø: Sweden's third largest city

Malmø is located in southern Sweden and is the third largest city of the country. The beauty of the city center is underlined by the numerous preserved half-timbered houses that invite you to dream. Along the beach promenade, visitors breathe the refreshing sea air a. In addition to the rich cultural offerings, theMalmohus', a former Danish fort from the 15th and 16th centuries and the closest Maritime and Technical Museum with one walk-in submarine particularly worth seeing.

Øresund and region: The gateway to the north

Beauty and innovation, water and land, Denmark and Sweden meet at Øresund. It is about a eight kilometer wide straitby the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world is spanned. Discover the best of Scandinavian culture and nature. Typical Swedish archipelago, wide forest ranges and rocky coastal idylls as well as the exciting cities of Copenhagen, Malmø and the sister cities Helsingør and Helsingborg await cycling holidaymakers from all over the world.

The sister cities of Helsingborg and Helsingør

Im lively Helsingør is a cyclist's rest area imposing Kronborg Slot Duty. The former fortress was once the setting for Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet', that prince of Denmark. The Swedish sister city can be reached by ferry in just twenty minutes.

The ninth largest city in Sweden scores with several superlatives: Helsingborg is due to its very committed city managementas one of the most innovative cities Europe. In addition, visitors can expect a well-preserved city center and a shopping street, which was the first in Sweden to receive pedestrian status.

The excellent cycling network in Denmark and Sweden

The cycle routes in Denmark and Sweden are excellently developed, signposted and especially for beginnerssuitable. Most cycle paths are paved or are paved with gravel or sand. In larger cities like Copenhagen - but also in many smaller towns and villages - dedicated bike lanes await pedalists. The tours are easy to cycle and guarantee a relaxing cycling holiday and relaxed stages, Our Cycle tours in Denmark are for all ages suitable, whatever whether beginner or professional.

Our goal is your stay as comfortable as possible to design. For even more comfortable tours, rent from us E-bikes and pedelecs. So you don't have to worry about your own bike when you arrive.