Cycling Bavaria and the Tyrol

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Oktoberfest (0.00 km)

Now a contender for the title of 'world’s largest public celebration', Munich’s Oktoberfest begins in late September, running for around 17 days to...
Alte Pinakothek (1.01 km)

A grand neoclassical building housing one of the world's most important collections of European paintings from the 14th to the 18th centuries,...
BMW Museum (1.52 km)

Arriving at our accommodation near to Munich’s Hauptbahnhof hadn’t left us particularly enamoured with Munich, but thankfully as we hit the main...
St. Michaelskirche (St. Michael’s Church) (1.55 km)

St. Michaelskirich, completed near the end of the 16th Century, is a former Jesuit church constructed in the Renaissance style, and a particularly...
German Football at the Allianz Arena (8.25 km)

Designed by the Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron, the Allianz Arena is a stunning piece of architecture located in the north of Munich, Germany....
Walk King Ludwig's Way (24.06 km)

At the beginning of your journey standing on the meadows beside Lake Starnberg you can see the periodically increasing gradient as the landscape rises...
Hollental (88.12 km)

Translated as "Valley to Hell", this is a nine km long valley set amongst the heavy forests and rising mountains of Germany's Black Forest....
Schloss Neuschwanstein (89.89 km)

Neuschwanstein is not a thousand year old castle build for defense like most other castles, but the dream castle of a Bavarian King in the 19th...
Partnachklamm (92.84 km)

Partnachklamm Gorge is dramatic throughout the year - during winter the river at its base often freezes, creating stalactite icicles, and in the...
Innsbruck Christkindlmarkt (99.04 km)

In front of Innbruck's main tourist attraction, the Golden Roof, Christkindlmarkt is well-suited for families looking for some holiday cheer. Each day...