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From Munich to Venice 

Crossing the Alps Munich-Venice — Feu­er und Eis Tou­ris­tik — Expe­ri­ence natu­re actively

Cycling wit­hout bor­ders: The Munich-Venice Alpi­ne Route

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The cycle tour from Munich to Venice is a very varied tour. The most chal­len­ging sec­tions over the Alps (Inns­bruck — Bren­ner) can be shor­ten­ed by taking the train and the rou­te from Tob­lach to Cor­ti­na D’Am­pez­zo can be cycled wit­hout dif­fi­cul­ty on the cycle path along the for­mer rail­road line. The last two days you cycle downhill and flat towards the sea. On cycle paths, cycle rou­tes or small side roads, acti­ve lei­su­re cyclists expe­ri­ence three count­ries with their tou­rist regi­ons and many out­stan­ding natu­ral and cul­tu­ral beau­ties. The rou­te leads from the Isar metro­po­lis of Munich to Bad Tölz, past the Bava­ri­an lakes and along the rivers via Aus­tria, through the UNESCO World Heri­ta­ge Site of the Dolo­mi­tes to Tre­vi­so and final­ly to the Doge’s Palaces and canals of the lagoon city of Venice in Ita­ly. The Munich-Venice tour is defi­ni­te­ly recom­men­ded. The ele­va­ti­on gain is easy to mana­ge. Enjoy the cycle rou­te from Munich via Bad Tölz, Inns­bruck, over the Bren­ner Pass to Ita­ly. Cycle the Munich-Vene­zia cycle rou­te, an abso­lu­te plea­su­re tour. The Munich-Venice cycle tour, also known as the Munich-Venice long-distance cycle rou­te, offers ever­y­thing a tru­ly enjoya­ble cycle rou­te needs for per­fect cycling. 

from 1.428,- per person

  • 9 Days
  • 490 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

From Munich to Jeso­lo 9 days | 8 nights

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from 2.080,- per person

The cathedral of Santa Maria della Salute is reflected in the large canal. Two traditional gondolas sail across the river, seagulls above them.
  • 9 Days
  • 510 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

Munich — Venice with CHARME 9 days

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from 1.428,- per person

The cathedral of Santa Maria della Salute is reflected in the large canal. Two traditional gondolas sail across the river, seagulls above them.
  • 9 Days
  • 510 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

Munich — Venice: sporty

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from 1.818,- per person

View of Bad Tölz from the Calvary. A chapel with two towers and a wooden cross shine in the light of the setting sun. Far below, the Isar meanders through Bad Tölz and the blue countryside.
  • 12 Days
  • 523 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

Munich — Venice: cozy

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from 1.082,- per person

several cyclists are on the same route
  • 9 Days
  • 362 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

Inns­bruck — Bren­ner — Cor­ti­na — Venice

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View of Bad Tölz from the Calvary. A chapel with two towers and a wooden cross shine in the light of the setting sun. Far below, the Isar meanders through Bad Tölz and the blue countryside.
  • 9 Days
  • 704 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

Munich — Venice road bike tour

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from 1.739,- per person

Merano vineyards
  • 11 Days
  • 470 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis part­ner tour

Inns­bruck — Reschen­pass — Mer­ano — Venice Classic

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Merano vineyards
  • 11 Days
  • 545 km
  • Cycling tour
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Inns­bruck — Reschen­pass — Mer­ano — Venice: sporty

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Gene­ral description 

The Munich — Venice long-distance cycle rou­te is a char­ming and varied rou­te that con­nects two world-famous cities. From Munich, you can eit­her cycle along the Isar or past Lake Tegern­see to the Ger­man-Aus­tri­an bor­der near the Achen Pass. After riding along the shores of Lake Aachen, you reach the Tyro­lean Inn Val­ley befo­re crossing the main Alpi­ne ridge from Inns­bruck via the Bren­ner Pass. From the­re, you roll down the for­mer rail­road line through the Eisack Val­ley so that you can branch off into the pic­tures­que Pus­ter Val­ley at Fran­zens­fes­te. Once you arri­ve in Tob­lach, the uni­que Dolo­mi­tes cycle path beg­ins. The rou­te then leads through the tran­quil Pia­ve Val­ley, whe­re you cross the Fad­al­to sadd­le fur­ther south with beau­tiful views of the wild river befo­re rea­ching the Vene­ti­an plain. Pas­sing time-hono­red sites such as Vitto­rio Vene­to, Cone­glia­no and Tre­vi­so, you final­ly reach your desti­na­ti­on in the lagoon city of Venice. 

Some sights / high­lights along the route 

Nym­phen­burg Palace, Mari­en­platz, Alter Peter, Karls­platz (Sta­chus), Ode­ons­platz, Resi­denz, Deut­sches Muse­um, Olym­pia­park, Bava­ria Film­stadt, Grün­wald Cast­le, Film­stadt Ate­lier Kal­va­ri­en­berg and Church, Bull of Tölz Muse­um, City Muse­um, Rosen­park Bru­neck, Kochel­see, Achen­see, Gol­den Roof, Impe­ri­al Strong­hold, Rei­fen­stein Cast­le, Spre­chen­stein Cast­le, Fran­zens­fes­te Fort­ress, Rai­er Mos, Rienz Gor­ge, Mess­ner Moun­tain Muse­um Ripa, South Tyro­lean Folk­lo­re Muse­um, Bru­neck Cast­le, Wel­sperg Cast­le, Lut­ter­kopf, Prenn­in­ger Park, Tob­la­cher See, Sex­te­ner Rot­wand, Sora­pis­see, Cin­que Tor­ri, Pas­so di Falz­are­go, Lac de Vodo di Cadro­re, Nati­ve House of Titan, Museo del­l’Oc­chia­le, Palaz­zo Laz­z­aris, Mon­te Dur­an­no, Vajont Dam, Mon­te Dola­da, Mon­te Toc, Casa Museo del­l’Al­chi­mis­ta, Chie­sa del­la Madon­na del Runal, Muse­um of the Batt­le, Museo del Cen­ede­se, Caves di San Mar­ti­no, Cas­tel­lo di Cone­glia­no, Museo Civico del Cas­tel­lo di Cone­glia­no, Cas­tel­lo di San Sal­va­to­re, Abbey of Saint Eustace, Fon­da­zio­ne Jona­than, Sacra­rio Ossa­rio Mil­li­t­are del Mon­tel­lo, Lui­gi Bai­lo Muse­um, Museo Dio­ces­a­no d’Ar­le Sacra, Tor­re del Car­ra­re­si o Tor­re di Casa­le, Chei­sa del­la Visit­aszio­ne, Museo M9 Mest­re, San Giu­la­no Park and Mar­ghe­ra Fortress. 
Whe­re is the start­ing point and desti­na­ti­on of the cycle tour? 
The cycle tour starts in Munich and ends in Venice. 
Munich, Grün­wald, Wolfrats­hau­sen, Gerets­ried, Bad Tölz, Leng­gries, Achen­kirch, Inns­bruck, Stein­ach, Gries, Brenner/Brennero, Sterzing/Vipiteno, Frei­en­feld / Cam­po di Trens, Fran­zens­fes­te / For­tez­za, Schabs / Scia­ves, Bru­neck / Bruni­co, Wels­berg / Mon­guel­fo, Nie­der­dorf / Vil­la­bassa, Tob­lach / Dob­bia­co, Cor­ti­na d’Am­pez­zo, Vodo di Cado­re, Pie­ve di Cado­re, Pera­ro­lo di Cado­re, Dspi­ta­le di Cado­re, Cas­te­lia­vaz­zo, Sover­ze­ne, Farra d’Al­pa­go, Vitto­ria Vene­to, Car­pe­si­ca, Cone­glia­no, Suse­ga­na, Ner­ve­sa, Vill­or­ba, Tre­vi­so, Casier, Casa­le sul Sile and Mestre. 
The con­di­ti­on of the rou­te as a who­le varies great­ly. From per­fect­ly asphal­ted cycle paths to some­what bum­py forest tracks, ever­y­thing is included. 
This cycle rou­te from Munich to Venice is sui­ta­ble for all cyclists. 

Cer­ti­fi­ca­te for cyclists crossing the Alps — your cycle tour from Munich to Venice 

After an unfor­gettable cycle tour from Munich to Venice, you have suc­cessful­ly crossed the Alps. As a spe­cial reco­gni­ti­on of your achie­ve­ment, you will recei­ve an exclu­si­ve cer­ti­fi­ca­te at our part­ner hotel in Mestre. 

This sou­ve­nir cer­ti­fies your impres­si­ve tour and reminds you of the adven­tures you expe­ri­en­ced along the way