Munich to Milan by bicycle

Day 2: Munich – Bad Tölz

(approx. 60 km)

You leave Munich along the river Isar and will find yourself in the midst of untouched nature landscapes and dense forests. You will cycle past abbeys, bavarian villages and across the Isar wetland you reach Bad Tölz, a picturesque old town.

Day 3: Bad Tölz – Schwaz/Jenbach oder Maurach

(approx. 68-77 km)

Also today you will follow the river Isar until you reach lake Sylvenstein. Cycling through the Karwendel nature park you pass the german-austrian border arriving to the holiday destination Achensee and its mountain lake „Achensee“. Go in for a boat trip on the lake before continuing your way down to the Inn valley and ending your stage in Maurach/Jenbach or Schwaz.

Day 4: Schwaz/Jenbach or Maurach – Brixen/Bressanone

(approx. 96 km or 88 + train, ticket included)

From Jenbach or Schwaz you cycle on the cycling path - the river Inn along – into Tyrol’s capital Innsbruck. Visit the historic city with its famous „Goldene Dachl“ (Golden Roof) or go on an excursion on Mount Isel with its ski-jump or the Tirol Panorama. The demanding part from Innsbruck to the Brennero pass, border between Austria and Italy and at the same time watershed and cultural axis, will be done by transfer (train or bus). Only a few buildings remind of the former border between the two European countries. From the Brennero you cycle along the old railway track to Vipiteno and further on to Fortezza and Brixen.

Day 5: Brixen/Bressanone – Kaltern/Caldaro or Mendel/Mendola

(approx. 65 km)

This stage takes you from Brixen to Caldaro, weaving through breathtaking landscapes and places rich in history and culture. Departing from Brixen, you ride through the lush Eisack Valley, a vibrant green corridor famed for its rolling vineyards and Alpine charm. The journey brings you to Bolzano, the lively heart of South Tyrol, where Italian flair meets German tradition in a fascinating cultural mix. As you follow the scenic South Tyrolean Wine Road, you’ll pass through postcard-perfect villages like Gélas and ascend toward the Mendel Pass and Fiè allo Sciliar—where towering peaks and untouched nature create a dramatic backdrop to your ride. Your day ends in Caldaro, a gem known for its serene lake and world-class wines—the perfect reward after an unforgettable day on two wheels.

Day 6: Kaltern/Caldaro or Mendel/Mendola – Tonale Pass - Ponte di Legno

(approx. 55 km)

Today’s stage begins with a scenic transfer to the Tonale Pass, where your cycling adventure kicks off with a thrilling descent to Ponte di Legno. As you glide through the route, you’ll pass through the heart of Val di Non, famous for its endless orchards and the delicious apples that have made the region renowned. The ride is made unforgettable by the majestic backdrop of the Brenta Dolomites—soaring peaks, dramatic cliffs, and the crisp mountain air combine to create an experience that delights all the senses.

Day 7: Ponte di Legno – Darfo Boario Terme

(approx. 70 km)

Today you’ll explore the fascinating Val Camonica, home to ancient rock carvings that whisper tales from prehistoric times. Along the way, imposing medieval fortresses rise from the landscape, each with its own story etched into stone. The stage concludes in Darfo Boario Terme, renowned for its healing thermal springs.

Day 8: Darfo Boario Terme – Bergamo

(approx. 80 - 85 km)

From Darfo Boario Terme, you ride toward the enchanting shores of Lake Iseo, where the calm, shimmering waters meet the surrounding mountains in a breathtaking panorama. The journey continues through the rolling hills of Franciacorta, a land celebrated for its prestigious vineyards and world-famous sparkling wines. Your arrival in Bergamo is crowned by the ascent to the historic Città Alta, with its centuries-old walls and winding medieval streets—bringing to a close a stage rich in natural beauty, cultural heritage, and timeless traditions.

Day 9: Bergamo – Milan

(approx. 60 km)

The ride begins in Bergamo and follows the scenic course of the Adda River, winding through peaceful landscapes rich in history. A highlight of the journey is the crossing at Imbersago on the iconic Leonardo ferry—a cable-driven boat designed in the early 16th century by Leonardo da Vinci, which harnesses the river’s current to glide across without a motor. As you approach Milan, the route takes you along the charming Navigli, the city’s historic canals that echo its vibrant commercial and artistic heritage, offering a unique and atmospheric arrival.

Day 10: Departure

Individual departure or possibility to extend your stay.

By car: From the North - motorway A9, from the South using the Brennero motorway A22 to Austria and along the E45 to Germany and then on the A8 to Munich.

By train: Munich train station. Timetable available on: www.deutschebahn.de, www.oebb.at, www.trenitalia.com.

By plane: Low Cost flights to the airports Munich, Innsbruck, Treviso or Venice Marco Polo. On request we can organise a transfers from the airport to the starting point of the tour.

Hotels of 3*** and 4**** category

Attention: Tourist tax – if requested – has to be paid on the spot.

At the hotel in Munich: chargeable parking available (payable directly at the hotel) or at the nearby Park&Ride car park depending on availability.

On request we can offer return transfer from Milan to München, min. 4 people.

• TOP bike (unisex model - man model on request)

• E-bike (unisex model, 500 W battery, range up to 100 km)

It is possible to add a rental bike disclaimer to your booking. Price is € 49.00 per TOP bike/e-bike. For more information we recommend to rewiew our Terms and Conditio

We suggest travel insurance.