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Something New Magazine, October 2019
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Danube Castles & Vineyards

Fortresses & vineyards of the Wachau
 
Cycle self-guided through the Danube’s most alluring scenery while your luggage is transported to your next high-quality hotel. Visit magnificent fortresses and abbeys en route, and sample top-quality wines from the Wachau region: one of Austria’s best kept secrets.
Danube Castles & Vineyards. 7 nights
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Danube Castles & Vineyards. 7 nights
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Holiday information

 

A cycling holiday along the Danube

Once fiercely contested because of its importance as a corridor between East and West, the Danube Valley today is gloriously tranquil. The glut of imposing fortresses, as well as many monasteries and abbeys, is testimony to those ancient struggles and is concentrated to most dramatic effect in the Wachau region. Along this winding, 40-kilometre stretch of the river, considered by many to be the most picturesque section of the Danube, you find wine-producing villages and distinctive, pastel-coloured houses clinging to hills clad with vineyards, forests and apricot orchards.
Featuring three 4-star hotels, this idyllic cycling route concentrates on the most alluring section of the Danube, between the historic town of Grein and the wine town of Krems, some 80 kilometres to the east. With bicycle tracks running along both banks and the best scenery within easy reach of the river, cycling is by far and away the best means of taking it all in. The wines of the Wachau, little-known outside of Austria, will delight and surprise you.

Is this the world's most relaxing cycling holiday?
Ben Ross from The Telegraph certainly thinks so, as he and his family take to two wheels to enjoy our cycling holiday along the Danube.
Read his full article here >
 
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Itinerary

The key to Inntravel holidays is flexibility. You can start on the day of your choice, and are free to add extra nights.

Pay locally for all visits.
  • The average maximum daytime temperatures and monthly rainfall relate to the nearest weather station and are intended as a guide only.
    Average temperatures and rainfall
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  • Arrival in Maria Taferl
    Night 1: at Hotel Schachner (the first of two nights here)
    As your first night's accommodation is on the day of travel, Day 1 is your first day of cycling.
  • Circular route from Maria Taferl: 37.5km; longer option 48.5km
    The day begins with a transfer upstream (pay locally) either by bus (Jul-Sep) or taxi, to Baroque Grein. Here, take time to explore the Old Town before boarding the small ferry with your bikes for the short crossing of the river to Wiesen (pay locally). After stopping for refreshments and to admire the 15th-century castle, you cycle back through the wooded Strudengau on the opposite bank of the Danube to reach Ybbs (there's a bike museum here) before crossing to Marbach – or you can extend your ride south of the river from Ybbs to Pöchlarn. Whichever option you choose, your route is almost entirely on the flat. Once in Marbach, you are collected and transferred the short distance to the hotel. While in Maria Taferl, take time to visit the village's Wallfahrtskirche (pilgrims' church), a splendid example of Baroque architecture with an ornate interior, two onion-domed steeples and marvellous views over the Danube.
  • Maria Taferl to Melk: 24km
    Leaving the Hotel Schachner-Krone, you cycle to the Habsburg castle at Artstetten. This was one of the homes of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and became his final resting place following his assassination in 1914, the event which sparked the First World War. Surrounded by English-style gardens, the castle now houses an extensive exhibition about his life, giving you an interesting insight into this keen huntsman and his marriage to Sophie Chotek, deemed an unsuitable alliance for the heir to the throne. After visiting the castle, you wind back to the river and into the town of Melk, western gateway to the Wachau, where you spend two nights at the Hotel-Restaurant zur Post.
    Maria Taferl to Melk: 24km
    Cycling through open farmland en route to Melk
  • Circular route from Melk: 18km
    We suggest just a short cycling circuit today so that you can spend the rest of your time exploring Melk. As you cycle – there are a few hills but the ascents are short – you can see for yourself how the views for miles around are dominated by Melk's Benedictine abbey, a huge, mustard-coloured celebration of Baroque architecture which stands on a granite bluff. The centrepiece of the abbey is its large, frescoed church with symmetrical spires and high octagonal dome. The well laid-out abbey gardens are worth a detour if only to stop off for 'Kaffee und Kuchen' in the elegant Baroque garden pavilion. Afterwards, take a stroll through Melk's Old Town, and seek out the Altes Posthaus, whose ornate stucco relief depicts horses' heads and eagles.
    Circular route from Melk: 18km
    Farmland framed by green hills on the circuit from Melk
  • Melk to Dürnstein: 29km
    Enjoy a superb riverside route through the Wachau, passing peach and apricot orchards as well as the seas of vines which yield the noble and versatile Riesling grape. You catch glimpses of the onion-domed castle of Schönbühel and, as the valley continues to narrow, you pass through the typical Wachau town of Aggsbach, beyond which are the impressive ruins and famous rose gardens of the castle at Aggstein. A good place to pause for lunch is Spitz, a wine-producing village with cobbled streets, a Gothic church with 14th-century sculptures of Christ and the Apostles, and a museum devoted to how villagers used to make their living from the Danube. Setting off once more, visit the vine-covered Tausendeimerberg, a hill named for its reputed ability to yield a thousand buckets of wine per season! One last village before Dürnstein is charming Weissenkirchen, renowned for its wines and its church, which appears more like a fortress than a place of worship. In Dürnstein, you stay two nights at the Gartenhotel Pfeffel.
    Melk to Dürnstein: 29km
  • Circular route from Dürnstein: 30km; longer option 37km
    Your first target on this circular route is Krems, surrounded by vine-clad hills. The sloping, cobbled streets of the Altstadt (Old Town) showcase a range of architectural styles dating from between the 13th and 17th centuries, a time of great prosperity for the town, including the Renaissance town hall, a Gothic church and a Baroque church with trompe-l'oeil masonry. It is also worth exploring the town's Stein district, with its Renaissance buildings (many with arcaded courtyards), handsome medieval squares and museum of modern art.
    Once you have explored, you have the option of continuing by bike (3.5km each way) to the exceptional Benedictine abbey at Göttweig, seated imperiously on a hill in the Dunkelsteiner Forest. Admire the abbey’s ornate Baroque interior, including the elaborate Imperial staircase, before cycling back to Rossatzbach where you catch the ferry to Dürnstein (pay locally).
    Boasting an idyllic location on the riverbank, Dürnstein itself is well worth exploring. The two main sights are the blue and white tower overlooking the water, and the castle in which Richard 'the Lionheart' was held for ransom for two years. Legend has it that he was eventually tracked down by a minstrel identifed as Jean II of Nesle, who was nicknamed 'Blondel' for his long blond hair.
    Circular route from Dürnstein: 30km
  • Dürnstein to Maria Taferl: 34km
    Start the day by taking a river cruise to Spitz (included), a great way to enjoy a different perspective of the valley. At Spitz you pick up a leisurely, almost entirely flat, route along the sheer-sided valley back to Marbach, where a taxi will collect you for the short journey to Maria Taferl for a final dinner in the Hotel Schachner’s panoramic restaurant.
 

Accommodation

You stay in three family-run, high-quality hotels.

Please note: most beds in Austrian hotels are normally one large base with two mattresses/duvets. We refer to these as 'Austrian Twins' and they are locally regarded to serve requests for both double and twin bedded rooms. Separate twin beds or traditional double beds with one large mattress are rare and cannot be guaranteed.
 

Extend your stay

 
Prices & travel options
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  • 7 nights: 02 May 2020 - 04 October 2020

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Price Single room
    2 - 21 May 2020 £1145 £195
    22 May - 27 Sep 2020 £1195 £195
    3rd & 4th person discount -£100
    Single traveller supplement £100

    Includes accommodation, meals, bike hire, luggage transfers and any other services integral to the holiday as described, plus cycling notes and maps, but no travel from the UK, nor any connecting travel from the airport unless stated below.

    Electric bikes available: add £95per person

    Book your flights through us and we'll find the best route and times to suit you. Please contact us to find out more about our flight booking service. We can also book connecting travel - see below.

    7 nights: 02 May 2020 - 04 October 2020

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Price Single room
    2 - 21 May 2020 £1215 £195
    22 May - 27 Sep 2020 £1265 £195
    3rd & 4th person discount -£155
    Single traveller supplement £155

    Includes all elements in the 'cycle price', plus a return ferry crossing between Dover and Calais with P&O Ferries for your party and one car.

    A supplement of £35 per car per single journey applies for outward travel on 3-5 & 10-12 April 2020, and for homeward travel on 12-13 April 2020. A supplement of £47 per car per single journey applies outward on Fridays & Saturdays 22-23 May & 10 July-15 August 2020 and homeward on Saturdays & Sundays 30-31 May & 18 July-30 August 2020.

  • Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

    Hotel-Restaurant zur Post, Melk
    Junior suite: 02 May - 04 Oct 2020 £26
    'Komfort': 02 May - 04 Oct 2020 £16
    Suite: 02 May - 04 Oct 2020 £34
    Gartenhotel Pfeffel, Dürnstein
    Superior: 02 May - 30 Jun 2020 £35
    Superior: 01 Jul - 31 Jul 2020 £45
    Superior: 01 Aug - 04 Oct 2020 £35

    Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

    Prices include an extra day’s hire of a standard bike. If you are upgrading to an e-bike, add a further £6pp per day.
    Hotel-Restaurant zur Post, Melk (B&B) Double room Single room
    02 May - 04 Oct 2020 £90 £120
    Gartenhotel Pfeffel, Dürnstein (with dinner) Double room Single room
    02 May - 30 Jun 2020 £125 £155
    01 Jul - 31 Jul 2020 £115 £145
    01 Aug - 04 Oct 2020 £125 £155
  • RECOMMENDED AIRPORT(S):
    Vienna, Linz

    Travelling from the UK

    Travelling from outside the UK

    If you are flying from outside Europe,  we recommend flying via Vienna or Munich.  To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

    Travelling from outside the UK
    We have many years' experience catering for customers who live outside the UK, and will be happy to make tailored arrangements to fit with your plans.

    You have two options:

    1) Book your own flights to London, from where we can book flights and onward connecting travel to your hotel.

    2) Book your own flights direct to an airport appropriate to your chosen holiday. You can either make your own way from the airport to the hotel, or we'll be happy to book onward connecting travel for you. Please consult with us before booking your flights, so that we can advise you on the suitability of your proposed route and timings.
    Outward route Airline
    Birmingham - Vienna Eurowings 
    Outward route Airline
    Bristol - Vienna easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    Edinburgh - Vienna easyJet,  jet2 
    Outward route Airline
    Gatwick - Vienna British Airways,  easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    Heathrow - Vienna Austrian Airlines,  British Airways 
    Outward route Airline
    Luton - Vienna easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    London Southend - Vienna Flybe 
    Outward route Airline
    Stansted - Linz Ryanair 
    Stansted - Vienna Eurowings,  Ryanair 
    Outward route Airline
    Manchester - Vienna Austrian Airlines,  easyJet 
    Travelling from outside the UK

    If you are flying from outside Europe,  we recommend flying via Vienna or Munich.  To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

    This list of flight options should be used as a guide only, and you should check each airline’s website for current routes, frequency and schedules. Not all flights operate daily, and may not run for the entire season. You should also heed the latest flight arrival time and earliest flight departure time stated in the connecting travel section, as it may not be possible to arrange connecting travel outside these times. Please do not book your flights until we have confirmed your accommodation to you. Alternatively, our expert reservations team will be happy to offer advice and to make flight bookings for you. We charge £35 per person for our flight booking service (£60 for India and Nepal). Your flights are then covered by our package-booking conditions, which give you greater protection in the event of delay or cancellation, as well as providing ATOL cover.

  • Prices below are based on 2 people travelling together. If you are travelling solo or as a party of 3 or more and our arrangements include a taxi, please contact us for prices; additional passengers often pay less.

    Unless otherwise stated, connecting travel by rail or bus tends to be from the city centre station, rather than from its airport, and connections between the two should be paid for locally.

    Connecting travel options - flying via Linz

    Outward route Price per person Latest flight
    arrival time
    rail Linz Hauptbahnhof to Pöchlarn (1h-1h15), hotel transfer Pöchlarn to hotel (0h15) £44 1700
    Homeward route Price per person Earliest flight
    departure time
    hotel transfer to Pöchlarn (0h15), rail from Pöchlarn to Linz Hauptbahnhof (1h15) £44 1300

    Connecting travel options - flying via Vienna

    Outward route Price per person Latest flight
    arrival time
    rail Vienna Airport to Pöchlarn (1h30), hotel transfer Pöchlarn to hotel (0h15) £44 1700
    Homeward route Price per person Earliest flight
    departure time
    hotel transfer to Pöchlarn (0h15), rail from Pöchlarn to Vienna Airport (1h30) £44 1230
What is included
  • 7 nights
  • 5 dinners
    7 breakfasts
  • luggage transported
  • route notes and maps
  • high-quality bicycle
  • river cruise Durnstein to Spitz
 
Reviews

If you've experienced this holiday first hand, why not write a review?

We are keen for as many customers as possible to review their holiday. To make it easier to do so, we include a specific review section on our post-holiday questionnaire, and this is what we publish here, unedited. Read our full review policy >

All 12 reviews
  • Mrs C Stothart
    Chester
    29 August 2019

    I love Austria - everything is clean and well organised and people are so courteous. It was a good itinerary with lots of interesting sites to explore. It was nice to travel on the ferries and trains too. The breakfast buffets were excellent - a great start to each day! Durnstein and Melk are busy with tourists so it's best to visit at less popular times of day.

  • Mrs K Thomson
    Middlesbrough
    13 August 2019

    Thank you for giving us the structure to create fantastic holiday memories without the pre-holiday stress! 

  • Mr S Drew
    Shrewsbury
    26 July 2019

    It's great to arrive home fitter than you left, carrying memories of rooftop swimming pools, terraced vineyards and cycling along the back roads of pretty villages. Fabulous views, but clever routes that avoid exhausting climbs. Recommend the Austrian Gulasch soup - a meal in its own right.

  • Mr S Bonnet
    Southport
    01 July 2019

    A lovely holiday in a beautiful and interesting area. Seeing it all slowly by bike was magical. We will recommend Inntravel.

  • Mrs C Stamp
    York
    06 May 2019

    Electric bikes essential. Allen key and puncture repair kit would have been useful. Hotels and food were excellent, customer service was of a high standard.

     

  • Mrs J Purkis
    Knaresborough
    23 August 2018


    Overall an excellent holiday. The cycling each day was through varied scenery and just the right length to allow plenty of time for sightseeing, using the hotel pools etc. My husband is a seasoned cyclist but I am 66 years old and definitely a leisure cyclist. Dürnstein was our favourite village but many were very pretty.The cycle museum in Ybbs was quirky and worth a visit as were Artstetten castle and Schallaburg Schloss despite their elevated locations! All the river trips were interesting and swimming at Weitenegg a highlight.

  • Mr H Calder
    Canada
    20 July 2018

    This holiday exceeded our expectations.  The accommodations were excellent and the cycling route was well planned, with detailed route descriptions.  We will definitely be booking another holiday with Inntravel in the future!

  • Mrs J Blewett
    Braintree
    01 June 2018

    Wonderful holiday!  Would definitely recommend it.  Beautiful scenery; excellent, spacious hotels; delicious wines and beers.  Glad we had e bikes for the hills to the castles!  Safe cycling on fantastic cycle paths.  Loved it all!

  • K & N, Australia
    24 May 2018

    We thoroughly enjoyed our Inntravel holiday cycling along the Danube. The route is mostly along easy cycle paths - beside the river, and through vineyards and cute villages. Having an electric bike (one of us) made going up the hills soooo much easier. Electric bikes are great! Staying at the Hotel Schachner was a highlight - taking in the spectacular view from our room, and relaxing in the rooftop indoor pool after a day's ride, followed by delicious meals and great service in the restaurant. Other highlights - cycling through vineyards one afternoon and stopping at a winery which was open for 'heuriger' - we tasted their wines, accompanied by delicious food (all costing very little). Stopping for coffee in cafes in villages and towns, including at the cafe in Krems recommended in the trip notes for its delicious cakes - divine! We can recommend this trip, and we're looking at other Inntravel cycling trips for a future holiday.

  • J and A
    06 September 2017

    Excellent cycle tracks, with good signage and road surface This was the sixth cycling holiday with Inntravel and was the best yet. The last day with the river cruise, ferry and cycling by the side of the Danube was probably the highlight of our holiday. The spa at Garten hotel was fantastic and well received after a day of cycling.

  • anonymous
    08 August 2017

    We both really enjoyed the Hotel Schachner in Maria Taferl, the setting was magnificent. We had a spectacular view of the Danube from our room and we loved the open air pool.

  • anon
    06 June 2017

    The holiday was a great success. The hotels were immaculate, the food was outstanding (so was the wine). The scenery was stunning and the weather was glorious. What a pleasure to cycle on such a well maintained path with no traffic - even on the country lanes - no pedestrians, no dogs and no litter. Everyone was friendly and helpful and in mid June the path never got too busy, even at the weekend. If you want to visit the abbey in Melk go early in the morning before the cruise ship tourists arrive and also be aware that it gets quite hot in the middle of the day. Take lots of sun cream as the combination of wind and sun burns the skin quite quickly.

    We had a late evening flight back to the UK but there is a luggage store in terminal 1 at the airport so we dropped our bags off and spent the day in Vienna. Also take the underground (S7) from the airport into Vienna centre, it costs 4 euros instead of the 28 euros which they charge for the CAT (city airport transfer).

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     
 

FAQs

If you have any questions relating to this or any other Inntravel holiday, our friendly travel experts will be happy to help.
  • Our chosen bike rental shop will provide you with a city trekking bike with 21 gears, panniers/saddlebags and a lock. Electric bikes are available as an upgrade (see price panel), subject to availability, and must be requested at the time of booking.
  • No. We recommend that you bring your own. (Helmets are obligatory for under 12s in Austria.)
  • Yes, we will provide GPX tracks for this holiday prior to departure so that you can follow your route on your smartphone or dedicated GPS device if you wish. (We also provide maps and our tried-and-tested route notes.)
  • We’ll send you route notes and maps 2-3 weeks before your holiday. The route notes not only contain directions to get from hotel to hotel, but also include practical information about places of interest and eateries along each route, plus cultural information about the area. On mornings when you are moving between hotels, you leave your luggage in reception as you leave, and it will be transferred ahead to your next accommodation so that all you need to take with you are a camera, sun cream, drinks, food and waterproofs.
  • You do need to make sure you’re covered, because it’s you who is responsible for any damage to or loss of the bike during the holiday. You should always lock it (preferably to an immovable object) and remove any easy-to-steal accessories when leaving it unattended. The travel insurance policy that we offer covers you for loss and damage (provided you’ve locked or stored it appropriately). If you are arranging your own insurance, but it doesn’t cover bikes, we can provide bike-only cover. See the FAQs section of the main cycling holidays page for more details.
  • We can book a wide range of airlines and routes from the UK. As well as being more convenient for you to book all elements of your holiday together, it also means that we’ll accept liability for your travel arrangements, so if things go wrong, such as the airline going bust, we’ll make suitable alternative arrangements for you. For Europe and Morocco, there’s a £35 booking fee per person (£15 for children aged 2-11). For India and Nepal, the booking fee is £60 per person. More information on flights >
  • Absolutely! We are experts in tailored rail travel. Making use of sleeper trains or stopovers in cities along the route, we can get you from London to virtually anywhere in mainland Europe. We can even make arrangements to Mallorca, Sicily and Norway with a combination of ferries and rail. Please contact Abi and Lizzie to discuss your plans.
  • We can’t book flights that originate outside the UK, but if you wanted book your own flights to London (or elsewhere in the UK), we can make all onward travel arrangements (including flights) from there. Alternatively, if you are booking your own flights to an airport in continental Europe that’s appropriate for your holiday, we can book onward rail travel and/or taxis. More information about how we can tailor holidays for customers outside the UK >
  • Since our holidays are self-guided, we recommend calling us for a chat about your plans before making a booking, especially if it’s the first time you’ve booked with us.
    The price panel shows the supplement for a single room and also the single traveller charge (this covers (luggage) transfers and other costs which are usually shared between two people).
  • Once you’ve decided on your exact itinerary (our travel experts will be happy to offer advice), you need to provide us with your party’s details, either by phone or via our booking form. At this point we also ask you to pay a deposit so that we can secure a room for you immediately on confirming availability with the hotel(s). If it turns out that we can’t secure the accommodation for the holiday you’ve requested, or offer an acceptable alternative, we’ll refund your deposit promptly and in full. After booking your accommodation and other key elements, we'll then book your travel (or you can do so if you’re making your own arrangements) and send you a Booking Confirmation and Invoice.

    More information about the booking process >
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  • Yes, it’s something we insist on, even for holidays in the UK. The vast majority of holidays go smoothly, but when things go wrong, it can be expensive to put them right. Buying a new pair of walking boots after your suitcase is stolen mightn’t seem so bad, but the bill for being airlifted down from a mountain with a broken leg or flown home while still recovering from an illness or accident can cost tens of thousands of pounds.

    You don’t have to buy our travel insurance policy (if you live outside Europe you’ll definitely need to make your own arrangements, as the policy is only for UK and EU residents), but you do need to make sure that you’re covered for medical emergencies and repatriation. We also recommend that you are covered for other eventualities, such as cancellation and loss of luggage and passports.

    We'll ask you for the details of your alternative policy (insurer, policy number and medical emergency phone number) so that we can help out if the worst happens while you are on holiday. It's up to you, though, to check that your policy covers the activities you'll be doing on holiday and that it is adequate for your own individual needs; we don't check alternative policies.
  • It is your responsibility to ensure you are in possession of the correct travel documents, with the correct validity. If you’re a UK citizen, you need a full British passport to travel to Austria, but not a visa. If you are a citizen of another country, you’ll need to check requirements with the national embassy or your own consulate.

    Current information regarding vaccinations and travel health advice for UK citizens can be found through www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/before-you-travel and the National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC). You must make sure you have adequate insurance cover for illness, accidents and repatriation (see the insurance question). UK citizens should also obtain a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) by applying at a Post Office or at www.ehic.org.uk. The EHIC allows reciprocal health care but should not be seen as a substitute for travel insurance.
  • (Austrian) German is the most commonly spoken language. The currency is the Euro. Austrian time is GMT/UTC + 1. It uses Daylight Saving Time, so in summer is on BST + 1.
  • At Inntravel we work in close partnership with our hoteliers, taxi drivers and other local suppliers to provide our self-guided holidays directly to you. We are entirely confident that you will continue to receive the usual warm welcome from them when the UK withdraws from the European Union (EU).

    It currently seems highly likely the UK’s withdrawal from the EU will take place on 31 January 2020, at which point the UK will enter a minimum 11-month transition period through to the end of December 2020. During this transition period there will be absolutely no changes to current arrangements for UK citizens travelling to an EU destination, so you can book your 2020 holiday certain that there will be no disruptions or complications caused by Brexit.
  • The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) provides up-to-date, country-by-country travel advice, as well as information on security, local laws, passports and visas for UK citizens.
    If you live outside the UK, see our essential travel information page for a list of relevant websites.
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