Vienna 8-Day Tours and Trips

Everything worked out perfectly. Hotels were generally good and well located with good breakfasts. Transfer of bags was flawless. The route on our phone was clear and simple to follow.

City sight seeing - Panoramic tours arent great, use of local guides should be more in city highlights. walking tours / hop on -off tours should be more. Berlin visit was a failure. wastage of 2 days. If any local events are arranged in the city then accordingly itinerary should be modified so that we dont feel cheated.

This tour was great and I would highly recommend it. The daily cycling distance was good – enough of a challenge but not too far. The route was not too difficult with an e-bike and the navigation system worked well. The roads felt very safe as they were mainly logging tracks or small country roads with minimal traffic. The scenery was beautiful and the villages, castles and churches amazing. The local staff were kind, helpful and responsive.

We thoroughly enjoyed our week-long cycle along the Danube from Passau to Vienna. The bikes were excellent and we had no issues along the way. We enjoyed the changing landscape and cycling through villages, agricultural areas, vineyards as well as along the river. Several of the days were longer than 60kms, due to where our accommodation was located. All in all, an excellent trip and holiday!

Fabulous and easy even for non cyclists (hire an e-bike though). Trip notes of 30 pages long were not all that helpful and needs to include a simple list of toilets stops, cafes and key sights. It’s easy to use the phone app and also work out which side of the river you should be on.

This was our first ever multi-day bicycle trip. We loved it. The Danube cycle path offered a variety of scenery…the beautiful river, forests, rural and agricultural areas, small towns, cities, ancient and modern places. The hotels that were arranged for us were lovely and the luggage transport worked flawlessly. We loved the bountiful Austrian style breakfasts. Our only complaint was that one bike was difficult to pedal for the first two days, until we had it repaired at a bike shop. The chain was rubbing on the chain guard and the front wheel was overtightened. Later, as we were approaching Vienna, the handlebars on that bike suddenly became loose and swiveled 30 degrees, which could have caused a serious accident. So we recommend that the mechanics who provide the bikes do a much more thorough job of inspecting and testing each one, as if their spouse was going to ride it for 210 miles.