They wind in the midst of nature, promise a relaxing, ecological and sporting holiday, in exchange for a minimum of physical commitment: they are the cycling routes, now spread all over Europe, which represent a great way to discover places still little beaten by tourism and to enjoy truly unique views. This is about routes easy, usually flat, to do with the whole family. We have selected for you the most beautiful bike paths from all over Europe, from the banks of the Danube in the shadow of the Dutch windmills, to help you choose the destination of your next two-wheeled tour.
Denmark
If you are looking for a true paradise for cyclists, the destination of the next holidays is easy to find: Denmark! The great Danish plain, in fact, can count on one of Europe’s most cutting-edge cycle track systems, with over 3,600 kilometers of roads dedicated to the two wheels! One of the most suggestive routes is certainly what connects Rudbøl, on the border with Germany, with the island of Møn, one of the most beautiful in the country, characterized by white cliffs: the 360 kilometers of this route will make you discover truly unique views.
Austria
An itinerary that follows the Danube course, starting from Germany to get to Budapest, crossing the whole of Austria: it is one of the most beautiful slopes in Europe, a path suitable for all that allows you to enjoy views full of charm. Every year are about 300,000 cyclists who harness the two wheels to face the 320 kilometers that line the river, especially in the most animated section of the track, what from Passau, in Germany, arrives to Vienna. For a fun holiday with the whole family, this route is really ideal!
Netherlands
For a fantastic holiday on two wheelsNetherlands, the Country of bicycles for antonomasia, is definitely the ideal destination. With a very structured network of routes and slopes, the country of windmills is one of the most loved places by cyclists all over the world; I seven national routes are easily accessible even from the less trained and wind up in tulip fields and beautiful natural reserves. Dutch love for bicycles is also evident in the capital: Amsterdam, in fact, has little more than 700,000 inhabitants and even 600,000 bikes!
Germany
Germany can boast a truly unique cycle path: it is indeed a question of an itinerary of 1,100 kilometers, known as the Tour of Brandenburg, extending along 19 cities. Bicycle lovers will be enchanted in front of the wonders that line the route: medieval castles, Renaissance palaces, markets, but above all many natural parks and environmental reserves, for a holiday truly immersed in the green!
Italy
While not able to count on a capillary network of cycle paths, especially in the city, even in Italy you can make beautiful holidays on two wheels! An example? The Cycle of the Dolomites, inaugurated in 2003 and built largely on the track of the old railway of the Dolomites, released in 1964. The route is particularly fascinating because allows you to visit the villages of the valley and the old stations, besides churches, museums and workshops craftsmen.
