Czech Republic Bike Tours

Country Highlights

• Ride the bucolic vistas of the Znojmo wine region, called the “Czech Tuscany.”
• Explore the Baroque splendors of the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape and the town of Telč.
• Cycle the scenic and culture-rich Iron Curtain Trail and Moravian Wine Road.
• Walk across the 14th-century Charles Bridge in Prague at sunset.

Folklore & Tradition

Throughout the summer season, communities celebrate folkloric traditions that date back centuries. Locals don traditional garb and put on performances showcasing songs and dances that have been passed down through the generations. Locals and tourists alike flock to these festivals to eat, drink, and celebrate the Czech Republic’s living history.

Brewing Heritage

Czech food may be delicious, but it’s beer that the country is really known for. Plzeň, or Pilsen, is the birthplace of Pilsner beer and home to the world famous Pilsner Urquell. České Budějovice was historically known by its German name, Budweis, and is responsible for the original Budweiser beer. Sample these staples of the brewing world and check out the country’s booming craft beer scene for local specialties.

Architectural History

The Czech Republic is home to stunning historic buildings that span the ages. In Prague, 1,000 years of architecture straddle the Vltava River, from its Gothic and Baroque treasures of the Old Town and its ninth-century castle to the Art Nouveau gems of the city center. In South Moravia, the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape is a mosaic of Baroque, Neoclassical, and neo-Gothic splendor.