Summary

Ulm and Regensburg, two large cities which were prominent even in Medieval times are the starting and end points of your trip. In between you will cycle through the former Danube meadows, on the edges of which there are numerous small and large cities in Baroque and Renaissance style. Near Kelheim the Danube breaks spectacularly through the limestone of the Franconian Alb, before reaching its most northern point in Regensburg, which is known as the most beautiful city in Germany.

On this cycling holiday one highlight follows another: visiting Ulm's picturesque old town, crossing the Romantic Road at Donauworth, meeting Mary Shelley's Frankenstein in Ingolstadt and relaxing at the thermal pools of Bad Gogging. All in all, one week full of Bavarian culture, medieval flair and cycling a truly charming scenery

This is the second leg following the Danube cycle way. The first is the Young Danube from Donaueschingen to Ulm and the third is the Bavarian Danube from Regensburg to Passau. 

You can also book this part of the route with the Bavarian Danube from Regensburg to Passau to make Ulm to Passau at a cost of £620pp (£675 high season) making a 10 day/9 night holiday.

You can also book the Danube cycle path from Donaueschingen to Passau as a 15 day/14 night holiday. Call us for details.