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Dresden Bike Tour for Connoisseurs
Let yourself be enchanted and discover Dresden's most beautiful sides
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Duration: 3h
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Live guide: German
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Max group size: 12
Meeting point
Neumarkt 2, 01067, Dresden- Meeting point: in the seating area of the Dresden Information (in the basement of the QF Passage) at the Frauenkirche, Neumarkt 2
- Please show the ticket to your tour guide upon arrival
Discover the most enchanting sides of Dresden from a new perspective! With a balanced mix of cycling and exploring, a perfect connection of culture and nature, you will get to know the highlights as well as extraordinary places off the beaten track.
The guided bike tour, along one of Germany's most beautiful bike routes, is the ideal introduction for newcomers and Dresden lovers. Active and relaxed, you'll experience the historic old town, blooming gardens, and the trendy and founding period quarter of Neustadt on both sides of the Elbe.
On quiet streets and an extensive network of bike paths, you can cycle through the unique Elbe valley landscape without major differences in altitude.
Please note, this tour is only available in German.
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