Impressive Prague is the beginning of the journey, full of history, peppered with sights, colored by joie de vivre. Dresden forms the final point: Zwinger, Semperoper and Frauenkirche vie for your favor. Between the cities you cycle on paths along the Vltava and Elbe, visit small, beautifully restored towns and villages and cross romantic river landscapes. The Bastei Rock offers you a wide view of the Elbe Valley, bizarre table mountains and an impressive natural landscape. Maybe you like the route between Prague and Dresden even better than the cities themselves?

Overview of your benefits

Good value for money
Tour incl. hotels and luggage transport
Extensive route booklet & GPS data
Top brand rental bikes bookable
Over 30 years of experience

We recommend traveling to Dresden and then transferring to the start hotel in Prague. Welcome to the "Golden City"!

Overnight place: Prague

Use the time to visit the many sights of the city. Stroll across the Charles Bridge and discover the largest closed castle complex in the world, Prague Castle, or immerse yourself in Prague city life with its diverse cultural offerings.

Overnight place: Like the day before in Prague

Today you cycle along the Vltava to the center of the Bohemian wine-growing region of Melnik. From the Schlossberg you can enjoy the wonderful view of the confluence of the Vltava and the Elbe.

Overnight place: Melnik

This stage takes you via Roudnice to the former fortress town of Theresienstadt. From here it is only a few kilometers to Leitmeritz with the well-known Kelchhaus.

Overnight place: Litoměřice region

On today's section you cycle through Usti nad Labem, past the ruins of Schreckenstein Castle to Decin. Frédéric Chopin was already inspired by the Baroque palace there, which is well worth seeing.

Overnight place: Decking

You will soon reach Germany on the comfortable cycle path. Now the impressive Elbe Sandstone Mountains rise up to the left and right of the Elbe. Your stage ends in the picturesque spa town of Bad Schandau or in charming Pirna with its magnificent town houses.

Overnight place: Bad Schandau/Pirna

The last cycling stage takes you past Pillnitz Castle. In Dresden, the historic old town invites you to marvel.

Overnight place: Dresden

After breakfast, departure on your own or by transfer to Dresden.

Overnight place: Dresden

7 nights including breakfast
detailed travel documents (sights, important telephone numbers) (DE,ENG)
On request GPS data
Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
7-day service hotline

Basic price in € per person

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Double room including breakfast	Cat I
01.04.2024 - 05.05.2024	719,00 €
06.05.2024 - 07.09.2024	755,00 €
08.09.2024 - 31.10.2024	719,00 €

Single room including breakfast	Cat I
01.04.2024 - 05.05.2024	959,00 €
06.05.2024 - 07.09.2024	995,00 €
08.09.2024 - 31.10.2024	959,00 €

Rental bikes

Rental bike with luggage bag: 0,00 €
Electric rental bike with luggage bag: 0,00 €

Additional Services

Note: All prices are per person.

4,9 / 5 stars (8 verified reviews)

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Elbe Cycle Path Prague-Dresden 23.7.2010-30.7.2010

Well organized. Wheels in perfect condition. Hotels adequate. Simply good!
- Frederick

Vltava-Elbe 2015

We had a very nice bike ride. One week only sunshine. Sometimes it was too hot for cycling; 0 degrees. Thank you for your very good preparation of the tauren description
- Ballman

Very happy with the tour

We would have preferred to replace the Aktiv Hotel in Pirna with a more central hotel in the city. Otherwise we were very satisfied!
- Kathrin P.

Anonymous review

If the directions to the hotels are shown as an image section on the city map, it is certainly easier than using the street names. The signage is not always sufficient.
- Barbel B

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- Anonymous

Nice tour

Everything was fine
- Monika M.

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-Martin B.

4,9 / 5 stars

Reisecode: ELB 10

From Prague to Dresden

Duration: 8 days
Overnight stays: 7 nights
Overnight stays: about 215 km

Daily departure 01.04 - 31.10.2024

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Basic price in € per person * 2024	Cat I
Double room including breakfast	From €719
Single room including breakfast	From €959

Attention: This trip is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

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Phone: 03831 30676-0 Mo - Fr 8 - 17 pm
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Parking: In Prague, parking fee is approx. €14 per day in the underground car park. We recommend traveling to Dresden (parking fee approx. €100 per week in the hotel garage) and continuing by train to Prague. Price train journey approx. € 35 per person one way (information without guarantee, payable on site, no reservation possible)

Return transfer (or bookable before the trip): Dresden - Prague, collective transfer or individual transfer. Further information can be found under “Prices”.

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You can easily find a large overview of parking spaces on the external website www.parkopedia.de . view

Rooms with shower/toilet or bath/toilet

Cat I: Hotels and guesthouses of 3-star standard

Not included: Cultural tax, bed tax, arrival and departure, transfers, excursions, entrance and sightseeing fees, city maps, ferry fees, insurance, tips and personal expenses

This trip/s is/are not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

General information

Not included in the price: Cultural development tax, bed tax, arrival and departure, transfers, excursions, entrance and sightseeing fees, city maps, ferry fees, insurance, tips and personal expenses.
This trip is not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Maps presented are for illustrative purposes only and do not reflect geographical reality.