Prague-Dresden (only rental, no transfer)

The price varies depending on the items rented and the duration of the tour from pick-up to drop-off. As you will bring back the bikes and other equipment personally, you won’t have any transportation expenses to pay to us, but use other services instead (bus, train etc.).

In order to estimate the costs, multiply the daily fees of each item (bike, panniers, helmets etc.) by the number of days you will used them before bringing them back to us in Prague. Example: 1 touring bike (Czk 390), helmet (50), set of panniers (90) for 5 days: Czk 530 * 5 = Czk 2.650.

  • Total length: 230 km
  • bike transfer Dresden-Prague by train, bus etc (check reservation requirements with Flixbus, Deutsche Bahn, České Drahy etc)
  • includes luggage storage in Prague
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Cycling from Prague to Dresden by the Moldau (Vtava) and Elbe (Labe) is one of the most rewarding and physically least challenging bike trips to enjoy in Central Europe. You’re mostly following the rivers on dedicated cycling paths or small country roads, have little to fight with climbing, pass beautiful landscapes and discover historic towns. Alone or in small groups you can make it to Dresden in four days of easy cycling (4-5 hours per day). If you want to spend more time at one place or take a day off for hiking in the National Parks of Bohemian / Saxon Switzerland, you should plan on a full week.

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Suggested itinerary for 5 day tour

 

For inspiration, read the personal and beautifully illustrated photostory by Rory Wilmer. It follows exactly the route suggested here for a four-day bike trip.

 

Photostory Prague-Dresden

 

Day 1: Prague – Mělník

Day 2: Mělník-Litoměřice

Day 3: Litoměřice – Děčín

Day 4: Děčín –  Dresden

Photo credit: Rory Wilmer (www.rorywilmer.com)

 

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