Nobody wants to leave, but after a week in the beautiful Rhine Valley the tour ends in Cologne. Today's stage is not very long, and you'll have enough time to admire the many sights of Cologne. Between Koblenz and Bad Godesberg, anything is possible!ĭay 6: Bad Godesberg – Cologne (27 mi/43 km)īonn is an inviting stop along today's route and offers a view of Cologne Cathedral. You can also choose to take a break from cycling and take an enjoyable boat trip on the Rhine. You have so many options for stops along today's route, like cozy health resorts, inviting wine villages, thermal baths, and beer gardens.
Alternatively, you could choose to visit "Deutschen Eck" in Koblenz to see the well-preserved Castle Marksburg and Castle Stolzenfels.ĭay 5: Koblenz – Bad Godesberg (38 mi/61 km) If you wish you can go to Vierseenblick, or Four Lake View, by cable car. You definitely should climb up to the Loreley! A hiking path leads up to this lovely spot and offers a beautiful view of the narrowest part of the romantic Rhine Valley.įurther on in the narrow Rhine Valley, the route first heads to Boppart. With plenty to do in Rüdesheim, you can walk around the vineyards, taste some local wines in one of the nice wine restaurants, or go up to the Niederwald monument by cable car.ĭay 3: Rüdesheim – St. Before you reach Rüdesheim you may choose to ride an additional 9 mi/14 km to visit the half-timbered town of Eltville and Monastery Eberbach, which are both worth seeing.
The Rhine flows unhurriedly, forming little islands and broadening its bed up to a width of 2600 ft/800 m. The beautiful first stage leads through rolling vineyards and well-known wine villages. Your rental bike will be awaiting you at the hotel for you to start enjoying a ride around Mainz at your leisure.ĭay 2: Mainz – Rüdesheim (21-31 mi/35-49 km) Upon your arrival in Mainz, you should visit the Roman-Germanic Central Museum, Gutenberg Museum, Emperor's Cathedral and Electors Castle.
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