7 Nächte By bike and shipt from Bamberg to Aschaffenburg

- Haßfurt: bike tour to the former imperial city of Schweinfurt.
- Schweinfurt:  tour to Kitzingen. this historic wine-trading town is home to the German Carnival Museum, which offers insight into a significant part of Franconian customs. The Falterturm (Folder Tower) with its leaning spire is considered the town's landmark. In Kitzingen, old brewing traditions meet winemaking traditions, as evidenced by historic cellars. Several Kitzingen taverns offer guests hearty Franconian food such as Sauerbraten with dumplings or "Karpfen Blau" (Blue Carp). Alternatively, you have the option of staying on board until Stammheim, thus shortening the bike tour by approximately 25 kilometers.
- Kitzingen: Würzburg awaits you today with many sights. One of these is the Würzburg Residence, considered one of the most important palaces in Germany and a UNESCO world heritage site since 1981. Also well-known are St. Kilian's Cathedral and Marienberg Fortress. Würzburg is a center of Franconian wine and, as a young student town, is still bustling even in the evenings.
- Karlstadt: today's destination is the town of Lohr am Main. Traditional Franconian half-timbered architecture also characterizes the old town of this gateway to the Spessart. Buildings such as the Electorate of Mainz Castle underscore the town's fairytale character.- Wertheim: bike tour to Freudenberg. High above the Main River and the town of Freudenberg, Freudenburg Castle stands enthroned at the foothills of the Franconian Odenwald. Freudenburg Castle is well known among castle connoisseurs for its striking keep.
- Freudenberg: the highlight of today's bike tour is Miltenberg with its Mildenburg Castle, built in 1200. The "Planet Bike Route" accompanies you from Erlenbach to Kleinwallstadt. Here, you'll find information about the celestial bodies. The floodplain forest between Niedernheim and Nilkheim is pleasant to ride through in summer. Benches and rest areas can be found everywhere along the Main River, inviting you to relax or even take a swim. Your destination is the beautiful, tranquil university town of Aschaffenburg with its magnificent Renaissance Johannisburg Castle, built of red sandstone. Numerous wine bars, cafés, and quaint inns await your visit.

Please note:
It is possible to bring your own bicycles (€ 39,- only upon request, limited)

More information is available upon request.

Schedule and program are generally subject to change. If, for example, a route cannot be sailed on due to low water, high water or bad weather, the captain reserves the right to change the route for your safety (this is not a free reason for cancellation). The same applies to lock and/or bridge repairs ordered by the authorities that were not announced in advance.

Minimum number of participants 18 people up to 21 days before arrival