Danube Cycle Path: Donaueschingen to Passau
This sporty cycling holiday from Donaueschingen to Passau follows the Danube along its entire course through Germany, offering a rewarding journey for riders looking to combine distance with discovery. Over the course of the tour, you’ll experience a rich variety of landscapes and cultural highlights, making it an ideal choice for those seeking an active and immersive cycling holiday in southern Germany.
Starting near the river’s source in Donaueschingen, you’ll ride as the Danube gradually transforms from a modest stream into one of Europe’s great rivers. Along the way, the route leads you through historic cities such as Ulm, Ingolstadt, and Regensburg, each offering its own architectural character and vibrant atmosphere. You’ll also encounter notable landmarks including the Benedictine monastery at Beuron, the impressive fortress city of Ingolstadt, and the striking Danube Gorge near Weltenburg, where steep cliffs and narrow passages create one of the most scenic sections of the river.
This cycling holiday balances nature and urban experiences, guiding you through peaceful countryside, dramatic river valleys, and charming Bavarian villages. Your bike becomes the perfect way to explore at a relaxed pace, passing cultural monuments, riverside paths, and inviting local eateries. Despite the longer daily stages, there are plenty of opportunities to pause and enjoy regional specialities, take in the views, or even experience parts of the Danube Gorge from the water.
After around ten days and approximately 600 kilometres of riding, you’ll arrive in Passau, having completed a memorable cycling holiday that showcases the very best of the Danube in Germany.
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Itinerary
“Brigach und Breg bringen die Donau zuweg” is a well-known local saying, meaning that the Brigach and Breg rivers together give rise to the Danube. Historically, the Romans regarded the spring in the parkland of Fürstenberg Castle as the river’s true source. The castle itself, built in an elegant Belle Époque style, stands as an impressive reminder of the former prominence of the Fürstenberg family. If you have arranged bicycle hire, your reserved bikes will be ready and waiting for you at the hotel.
This stage leads you through the Baar region, a gently undulating landscape characterised by open fields and quiet rural scenery. In Immendingen, you can visit a remarkable natural phenomenon – the Danube Sinkhole, where the river disappears underground for much of the year. At this point, instead of continuing its journey towards the Black Sea, part of the Danube’s water is diverted through subterranean channels to the Aachtopf spring, eventually flowing into Lake Constance and the Rhine.
Beyond Tuttlingen, the scenery becomes more dramatic as the valley narrows and the river cuts through limestone formations. You’ll soon arrive in Beuron, home to its renowned Benedictine Monastery, set within the striking surroundings of the Upper Danube Nature Park.
Today’s ride follows the Danube through a landscape shaped over centuries, where the river has carved its way through a striking limestone valley. Towering chalk cliffs, rising more than 100 metres in places, line the route, often crowned by castles or atmospheric ruins that add to the sense of history along the way.
Passing through Sigmaringen, you’ll be greeted by the impressive Hohenzollern Castle, dramatically positioned above the river and one of the highlights of this section. From here, you continue towards Obermarchtal, cycling along part of the Upper Swabian Baroque Route, known for its ornate churches, monasteries, and rich cultural heritage.
You continue cycling along the Danube until you reach Ehingen, before following the valley of the ancient Danube, a landscape shaped by prehistoric river courses and gentle, rolling terrain. In Blaubeuren, you can visit the mystical Blautopf, a powerful karst spring located close to the former monastery. According to local legend, the beautiful Lau—a mythical mermaid—dwells within its deep blue waters, adding a touch of folklore to this already atmospheric site.
As you approach Ulm, the towering spire of Ulm Minster comes into view from a distance, dominating the skyline. Around the cathedral, you’ll find a lively shopping district with a mix of modern stores and historic streets. The nearby Fishermen’s Quarter, with its narrow lanes, canals, and half-timbered houses, still retains a distinctly medieval character, offering a charming contrast to the city’s more contemporary areas.
This stage follows the Danube Cycle Route towards Donauwörth, passing through a peaceful rural landscape shaped by the river. The villages along the way are often set slightly back from the riverbank, typically perched on higher ground to protect them from seasonal flooding. These small settlements remain largely unspoilt, offering a quiet, traditional atmosphere.
For those wishing to pause, there are several well-maintained villages along the route where you can take a break, enjoy a refreshment, or simply soak up the calm surroundings. As you approach Donauwörth, the landscape becomes more historically significant. Here, an important medieval trade route once crossed the Danube, contributing greatly to the town’s development and prosperity.
In Donauwörth itself, the elegant townhouses lining the streets serve as a reminder of this prosperous past. Their well-preserved façades reflect the town’s former importance as a trading hub, where river and road routes intersected and commerce flourished.
This stage of the tour follows the Danube mainly through its broad floodplains, with the river accompanying you closely for much of the way. The flat, open landscape makes for relaxed cycling, as you pass through a peaceful natural environment shaped by centuries of river dynamics.
Near Bad Gögging, you enter a region steeped in Roman history, where remnants of an ancient cultural landscape still reflect the area’s importance in antiquity. Further along the route, you arrive at Weltenburg, home to the famous Benedictine monastery, beautifully situated above the river. From here, the Danube Gorge reveals itself in all its grandeur, with dramatic limestone cliffs rising steeply on either side of the narrow waterway.
Continuing downstream, the route takes you along both banks of the Danube before reaching Regensburg, one of the best-preserved large medieval cities in Germany. Its historic old town, with its impressive cathedral, stone bridge, and wealth of well-preserved buildings, has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its outstanding cultural and architectural significance.
The more athletic climb up to the Walhalla Memorial, inaugurated by King Ludwig I in 1842, is well worth the effort. Perched high above the Danube, it offers sweeping views over the river valley and surrounding countryside, making it a memorable highlight of the day.
From there, your journey continues along the Danube as it flows through a wide, open plain, meandering in broad river bends across the landscape. You then cycle through the fertile Gäuboden region, passing through Straubing, a lively town with a long history and attractive old centre.
The route eventually leads you to Deggendorf, often referred to as the gateway to the Bavarian Forest National Park. This welcoming town sits at the transition between the river plains and the rising forested hills beyond. In the evening, a stroll through Deggendorf’s charming historic centre is highly recommended, with its pleasant squares, traditional architecture, and relaxed atmosphere providing a fitting end to the day’s ride.
After the more demanding stages of previous days, today’s route can be enjoyed at a more relaxed pace. Cycling via Vilshofen, you soon arrive in Passau, famously known as the “City of Three Rivers”, where the Danube, Inn and Ilz meet.
One of the best ways to appreciate this unique setting is from the water, with a boat trip offering striking views of the confluence of the three rivers and the surrounding landscape. As the day winds down, a leisurely stroll through Passau’s atmospheric historic centre is the perfect way to end your cycling holiday, with its elegant Baroque architecture, narrow streets and riverside promenades.
For a final highlight, the imposing Veste Oberhaus fortress, perched high above the city, is well worth a visit. It rewards the climb with panoramic views over Passau and the meeting of the rivers below, providing a memorable finale to your journey.
Departure from Passau or spend extra nights in the city and the surrounding area.
Arrival: Donaueschingen
Departure: Passau
Nearest arrival airport(s): Munich or Stuttgart
Nearest departure airport(s): Munich or Stuttgart
We also recommend travelling by train to all of our cycling holiday starting and departure points. We can help you plan your journey to Donaueschingen by rail.
Car parking is available on all tours at the first hotel or a nearby public parking location. Full details are available on request.
Please do not book travel until an official invoice confirms the cycling holiday.
Route overview
Starting point: Donaueschingen
End point: Passau
Distance: approx. 590 km
Route information
The route is mostly flat and follows well-maintained, predominantly tarmacked cycle paths, making it suitable for a wide range of riders. There are also extended stretches on compacted gravel or earth tracks, which are generally smooth but can feel slightly slower-going after wet weather. Short sections occasionally pass through wooded areas, offering shade and a change of scenery, while only rarely does the route join public roads. These tend to be quiet, though there are brief instances with moderate traffic. The cycle path remains well signposted and largely separated from traffic, though surfaces vary more in this stretch, with a mix of asphalt and compacted paths.
BIKE HIRE OPTIONS
This cycling holiday benefits from high-quality bike hire options that have been carefully selected for the tour. Each well-maintained bike has modern V-brakes, aluminium wheels and puncture-proof tyres based around a custom frame. Dynamo lights, small panniers, repair accessories, a handlebar bag and a comfortable saddle ensure that you have everything you need for an enjoyable cycle tour. Rental bike insurance is included in every booking.
Standard Unisex Bike (27-gears)
Suitable for heights between 1.45 cm and 1.90 cm
Standard Men’s Bike (27-gears)
Suitable for heights from 1.75 cm
Sportier hybrids (30-gears)
These hybrid bikes are designed for a sportier sitting position, and finely tuned gears offer excellent riding flexibility. The aluminium frame features disc brakes, a suspension seatpost, and Shimano XT derailleur gears. Every bike has puncture-proof Schwalbe Marathon Plus tyres.
Suitable for heights between 1.60 cm and 1.80 cm
Unisex Electric Bike
The electric bikes available on this tour assist up to 25 km/h whilst pedalling. The pedalec motor is in the bottom bracket of the frame, and the detachable batteries last for approximately 120 km. Each bike has an illuminated LCD and 8-speed internal hub gears. They weigh approximately 23 kg. Only a limited number is available and is intended for riders over 16 years old.
Suitable for heights from 1.45 cm
What’s included
- Accommodation in hotels of a 2 to 3*** standard
- Breakfast
- Luggage transfer
- Travel documents package incl. GPS-data and route book, 1x per room
- 1 boat trip Weltenburg-Kelheim incl. bike
- Service hotline
Not included
- Travel to/from the start and finish (Flights/Trains)
- Evening meals (unless stated)
- Local daily taxes (Payable at the hotel)
- Helmets (Please bring your own cycle helmet with you)
- Water bottles
- Travel insurance
- Bike hire (Rental bike insurance included)
- Bike insurance (unless stated)
- Welcome meetings (unless stated)
- Transfers (unless included)
- SINGLE ROOM SUPPLEMENT: £349 PER PERSON
- EXTRA NIGHT(S) – Donaueschingen: £69 PER PERSON PER NIGHT INC. BREAKFAST
- EXTRA NIGHT(S) – Passau: £79 PER PERSON PER NIGHT INC. BREAKFAST
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Bike Hire Options
- 27-gear unisex/men’s inc. rental bike insurance: £89
- 30-gear unisex/men’s inc. rental bike insurance: £99
- Electric bike inc. rental bike insurance: £279
You can select your bike hire options in the ‘Book Now’ section.
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2026/27 cycling holidays
All prices shown are per person, sharing a double/twin room and exclude flights/bike hire.
Special Offer: £70 per person off all September AND ocTOBER prices!
Contact us for more information, a price match, or call 017687 71700. Offer valid on new bookings only and until the 31st August 2026.
NEW FOR 2027
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