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  • Urban bike tours in Bamberg can be fun for the whole family.
  • City bike tours always take in the Renaissance courtyard of the Old Imperial Palace.
  • The Old Town Hall in the river attracts many visitors.
  • Explore Franconia's nicest and best breweries by bike! A visit to this one, Schlenkerla, is a rare treat as it is usually off-limits.
  • Well-surfaced paths make exploring by bike tempting.
  • Over a thousand years of ecclesiastical history in Bamberg.
  • Interesting facts about Bamberg’s most beautiful building, here with Villa Concordia in the background.
  • Worth seeing: “Blunzn” or the fat lady, as the locals call this Botero sculpture.
  • A stag party bike tour group exploring Bamberg’s historic Old Town have stopped for a rest on Botero’s “Blunzn” (Franconian for “fat lady.”)
  • Numerous pubs still brewing their own beer are found in the environs of Bamberg – the photo shows the Schmitt brewery in Scheßlitz.
  • The prospect of a cold Seidla of beer on Kreuzberg hill in Hallerndorf, one of the stations on the Brewery and Beer Cellar tour, tempts cyclists to stop.
  • The Breweries and Beer Cellars tour also leads cyclists past this saint on a bridge tasked with protecting travellers near Grasmannsdorf.
  • Through Bamberg’s ERBA park by bike, past Paul Maar’s lively Sams character.
  • E.T.A. Hoffman lived and worked in Bamberg in the early nineteenth century. Today, his tall, narrow dwelling house is a museum.
  • You can opt to ride your own bike or one of our perfectly-maintained rental bikes or e-bikes on any of our tours.
  • This spot near Heiligenstadt in Upper Franconia is on the cycle route connecting the Main and Leinleiter valleys.
  • Explore Franconia by mountainbike! There are lots of great trails for mountain bikers in the Steigerwald, the Haßberge and the Fränkische Schweiz (Franconian Switzerland) regions.
  • Frankendorf, a picturesque village in Franconia. You can rely on our guides to take you to the most charming locations.
  • Bamberg’s market-gardening and viticulture museum (Gärtner-und Häckermuseum) showcases Bamberg’s market-gardening past and present.
  • Schloss Greifenstein, a castle in the Leinleiter valley, is the ancestral seat of the Stauffenberg family.
  • Cycling through a green tunnel of leaves in Bamberg’s Hain park, a shady spot on the river Regnitz cycle route.
  • There are lots of little pavillons in the Hain park.
  • Bamberg’s Hainbad bathing spot, located on the cycle route that follows the Regnitz river, is already eighty years old.
  • Heroldsmühle mill in the Leinleiter valley is an ideal destination for an excursion and a great starting point for bike tours through the Leinleiter and Wiesent valleys.
  • Iphofen in Lower Franconia: we can bring you there with our bike transport service, and then you can go on to explore the Lower Main valley from there.
  • The Kettenbrücke (bridge of chains) leads out of Bamberg’s Old Town and towards the traditional breweries Fäßla and Spezial.
  • These contented swans like their surroundings in Bamberg’s Little Venice on the Regnitz cycle route.
  • This part of Bamberg is known, not without reason, as Little Venice.
  • Saint Kunigunde has protected her beloved Bamberg for 1000 years. The city bike tour takes in her sculpture on the Lower Bridge.
  • A stop in the Staffelbergbräu pub and brewery is well deserved whether your tour around the Staffelberg has been by road bike or by mountain bike.
  • A cool beer after a tough ride for the mountainbike guide.
  • Franconia’s most attractive vineyards – here in Kastell in Lower Franconia – make for great road bike tours.
  • Mahrs Bräu in Bamberg: an excellent brewery (on of the best in the region) with a traditional pub and beer garden attached.
  • Attractive cycle paths are found on both sides of the Rhine-Main-Danube canal.
  • 1000 years old and still an imposing sight from afar: St. Michaels Monastery in Bamberg.
  • Looking out over the city of Bamberg towards the Fränkische Schweiz (Franconian Switzerland) region from St. Michael’s Church.
  • In Bamberg’s medieval gardening quarter, here in the herb garden "Mussärol" the city’s medieval market gardening traditions live on.
  • The Main and Regnitz cycle routes meet where the Regnitz flows into the Main.
  • Rolling past limestone sinters, typical for the geology of the Fränkische Schweiz (Franconian Switzerland) region, on a road bike tour.
  • Experts and beginners alike enjoy road bike tours through the Steigerwald forest.
  • Bamberg’s Rose Garden in full bloom in the summer.
  • Over seventy varieties of roses are found in the Rose Garden in Bamberg.
  • A special treat on beer tours into the countryside around Bamberg: a real Schäuflerla (roast shoulder of pork) with savoy cabbage and dumplings.
  • Discover the loveliest spots in Bamberg by bike.
  • The Sculpture Trail in “Franconian Tuscany” on the 13 breweries route. The perfect combination of beer and art.
  • There is lots to discover all along the sculpture trail.
  • Staffelberg mountain is holy to all Franconians and a great destination for an excursion.
  • Through the idyllic Steigerwald forest on a touring bike – unforgettable!
  • The Steigerwald is especially attractive for road bike tours. This shot was taken on the Prince-Bishop cycle route.
  • Happy storks near Pommersfelden on the Prince-Bishop cycle route.
  • This unforgettably glorious city bike tour starts at Bamberg’s Tourist Information office.
  • A typical dance linden tree in a village in the Fränkische Schweiz (Franconian Switzerland) region: the steep climbs up to the villages are manageable on mountain bikes.
  • The view from Tiefenpölz extends as far as Ochsenkopf mountain in the Fichtelgebirge.
  • One of the wayside sculptures opens a door into the "Fränkische Schweiz" (Franconian Switzerland) region.
  • Along the Regnitz to the ERBA park – a pleasure by bike!
  • The riverside path leading to the ERBA park forms a pleasant cycle route.
  • Countless cycle paths in Bamberg will tempt you on to your bike.
  • Cyclists on the Lower Bridge passing the Old Town Hall on their way to the university in the Old Town.
  • The Baroque pilgrimage basilica of Vierzehnheiligen (the Fourteen Holy Helpers) in God’s Garden can be reached comfortably by road bike or mountain bike.
  • Artists from all over the world feel at home in Bamberg’s Villa Concordia.
  • Touring cyclists on the River Main cycle route (the picture here shows Zeil am Main) can take advantage of our convenient bike and luggage transport services.
  • In the summer, this traditional bathing spot in the Hain park is popular in Bamberg.
  • Bamberg’s most recently built cathedral is now over 700 years old.
  • Seehof Palace in Franconian Tuscany charms through its elegant architecture and the splendour of the former Rococo gardens.
  • Decorating fountains for Easter is a long-standing tradition in the Fränkische Schweiz (Franconian Switzerland) region.
  • An inviting mountain bike tour: from Bamberg to the crags so beloved by climbers in the Fränkische Schweiz (Franconian Switzerland) region.
  • E-bike rentals: Bosch middle motors, hydraulic brakes and wide tyres make the most dramatic climbs on gravel roads in the Fränkische Schweiz (Franconian Switzerland) region accessible even to inexperienced and unfit cyclists. Day 1 €30, further days €25 each
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