Itinerary: Cycling tour from Prague to Dresden

Day 2: Individual Sightseeing in Prague

The historic centre is ideal for exploring by foot, and the friendly atmosphere in the shops, cafes and wine bars make it a delightful place to visit. Situated on both sides of the River Vltava, the highlights of Prague include the sixteen arches of the 14th century Charles Bridge, the Old Town Square and the irregular cobbled square with its famous Astronomical Clock.
You can also discover the Old Town an Malá Strana, the baroque church of St. Nicholas, and Wencelas Square. The square is one of Prague’s most historic places. It was named in 1848 after St Wenceslas, and it contains the statue of St Wenceslas on horseback

Day 3: Prague - Melnik (55 km)

Along the river Vlatva you will cycle to Melnik – the centre of the Bohemian wine route. From Melnik castle you can enjoy a wonderful view of the spot where the Elbe and the Vlatva rivers converge.

Day 4: Melnik - Litomerice (45 km)

From Melnik to Litomerice you will pass Terezin – the former Jewish Ghetto. Litomerice with its superb houses is the political and cultural centre of the region.

Day 5: Litomerice - Decin (50 km)

Today’s leg will take you to Decin via Usti nad Labem On the way you will pass Strekov Castle.

Day 6: Decin - Bad Schandau (21 km)

Between Decin and Bad Schandau you will see the impressive sandstone massif in the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland region.

Day 7: Bad Schandau - Dresden (45 km)

Along the towering Elbe Sandstone massif and delightful riverbank meadows you will cycle to Dresden, the “Florence of the Elbe”.

Day 8: Departure from Dresden

You can of course always extend your trip with extra nights in Dresden or other towns. We will be pleased to arrange additional accommodation for you.