• 100 Castles and Palaces Route, Münster Palace
  • Aller Cycle Route, Bomann Museum in Celle
  • Moselle Cycle Route, Grevenburg Castle in Traben-Trarbach
  • Spree Cycle Route, Leissnitz ferry
  • Harz Volksbank Arena, granite cliffs in the Oker valley
  • Weser Cycle Route, Klimahaus in Bremerhaven
  • Ilm Valley Cycle Route, weir at Taubach Mill
  • Hellweg-Weser Bike&Rail Route, town hall in Rietberg
  • Saarland Cycle Route, Bliesgau Biosphere Reserve
  • Lower Rhine Route, Duisburg's river docks
  • Three States Route in the Odenwald, Michelstadt Castle
  • Teutoburg Forest Wellness Cycle Route, Externsteine fissured rocks in the Teutoburg Forest
  • From the River Main to the Rhön hills, Bicycle Museum in Bad Brückenau
  • Hessen Railway Cycle Route, Eisenbach Palace near Lauterbach
  • Elbe Cycle Route, Dresden
  • Prince Pückler Route, Lusatian Lakes
  • Teuto-Senne Bike&Rail Route, Neuhaus Palace
  • Mecklenburg Lakes Cycle Route, beach in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
  • Baltic Coast Cycle Route
  • Emsland Route, megalithic tomb in Kunkenvenne near Thuine
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Cycling in Germany: between city and countryside by bike

Cycling is healthy, good for the environment and, of course, lots of fun. More than 200 long-distance cycle routes in Germany offer opportunity for sightseeing in cities and for romantic rides through unspoilt nature.

With 200 long-distance cycle routes spanning a wide range of regions, you're spoilt for choice. Cycling is tough but rewarding in the Alps, or for more leisurely tours take your bike through the vineyards. Ideal for families are the many riverside routes which offer plenty of wayside distraction. Or perhaps you'd prefer to cycle from museum to mueum? What ever you decide, Germany has a range of cyclist-friendly accommodation – from farmstays to castle hotels.

Discover Germany's cities and regions on more than 70,000 kilometres of cycle routes. The choice is simply too great to stay at home!