Vienna to Prague Greenways Multisport The Greenways is a designated corridor of 100-year-old hiking trails stretching for 250 miles from Vienna to Prague along the Dyje River in Southern Moravia and the Vltava River Valley in Southern and Central Bohemia. It connects beautiful countryside with cultural monuments, historic towns and villages with restored castles and...Read More
5 Reasons to Cycle Languedoc Located in the most southern part of France on the Mediterranean coast, the province of Languedoc is an area rich with scenic landscapes and a beautiful climate. It borders the Mediterranean Sea to the east and the Pyrenees Mountains to the south, and Provence to the northeast, the region...Read More
A Natural Wonder That Inspires When it comes to beautiful natural landscapes, the country of Ireland certainly has its fair share. From rolling green hills to peaceful pastures and the many fascinating medieval structures found throughout the countryside, it’s no wonder this destination has found itself memorialized in so many pictures and works of art...Read More
The Walled Village in Catalonia If you’re up for an exciting, historical journey through some of the world’s most beautiful and ancient scenery, the walled village of Sant Marti d’Empuries in Catalonia, Spain is the perfect destination. Nestled close to sparkling golden beaches and fascinating ancient ruins from both the Romans and Greeks who came...Read More
You wish is our command! You wanted to ride through Tuscany visiting the famous vineyards, while also experiencing the enchanting local lifestyle of Umbria, now you can. On our new Tuscany + Umbria Cycling Tour you will enjoy all that is good: food, sun, lifestyle, wine, amusement, and relaxation! Here is a peak at what...Read More
Catalan Wine Regions Located off the Mediterranean coast of Spain, the beautiful region of Catalonia welcomes visitors with its unique culture and warm hospitality. One of the area’s most noteworthy features is its exquisite food and drink, including the wine that is produced there. In fact there are 9 DO (denominacion de origin) regions and...Read More
Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or simply enjoy trying new and exquisite fine wines, Brunello di Montalcino should be among the top on your must-taste list – especially if you’re planning a self-guided bike tour to Italy in the near future. Produced in the vineyards surrounding the town of Montalcino in the Tuscany wine region,...Read More
An Irish Favorite – Plum Pudding It wouldn’t be Christmas in Ireland without the delicious plum pudding, an Irish favorite. Plum pudding certainly is not designed for swift cooking, but stored correctly it can last until Easter and the taste alone makes it worth the hours of boiling. When Christmas Day arrives, almost every Irish...Read More
Germany’s Best Christmas Markets When one thinks of Germany they often conjure up visions of bar maids and lederhosen. But this beautiful country has much more to offer than Oktoberfest and sausage. And while it’s a fascinating place to visit any time of year, a trip there during the Christmas Markets is simply unforgettable. In...Read More
5 Reasons to Cycle Midi-Pyrenees Buried within the high mountains in the Midi-Pyrenees region of France there is history to unveil, towns to explore and exquisite meals to try. This region, widely known for its Tour de France appearances, is a treasure for cyclists looking for tough climbs and superb scenery. Less advanced riders...Read More
