2024
Bike tour from Regensburg to Passau
Short trip along the Danube
- Radweg-Reisen Tour
- Regensburg old town with St. Peter‘s Cathedral
- Duke City Straubing
- Passau at the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers
- Daily routes ●●○○○, altitude profile ●○○○○
Days
5
Ø km per day
50
The Bike Tour from Regensburg to Passau takes you along the Danube through the eastern part of Bavaria. With the bishop's city of Regensburg, you have the ideal starting point for a relaxed short tour that will take you to the German-Austrian border in just a few days. Get in the mood for your time on the Danube Cycle Path over a cool Bavarian beer, as it takes you via Straubing and Deggendorf to the Three-River City of Passau. On the Bike Tour from Regensburg to Passau, you will follow flat, mostly paved paths and leisurely pass peaceful river landscapes, the Bavarian Forest and the fertile plains of the Gäuboden.
Itinerary
- Booking code
DO-RP4 - Start / Destination
Regensburg / Passau - Duration
5 days / 4 nights - Length
approx. 150 km
Daily routes ●●○○○
between 40 and 55 km, Ø 50 km
Altitude profile ●○○○○
Day 1: Individual arrival in Regensburg
Your bike tour starts in Regensburg and takes you to Passau. Use your arrival day in Regensburg to explore the many sights at your leisure. The best place for this is the old town, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the impressive cathedral, whose construction began as early as the 13th century, and the Porta Praetoria, the visible remains of a gate dating back to Roman times. At the end of the day, enjoy a refreshing beer in one of the beer gardens and taste your way through the hearty Bavarian cuisine.
St. Mang Church, Regensburg
Day 2: Regensburg – Straubing, approx. 55 km
The first stage of your Bike Tour from Regensburg to Passau takes you first to the Valhalla near Donaustauf. The imposing memorial is located above the Danube and displays a wealth of busts of German personalities and much more – very impressive! Enjoy the view of the Danube and the surrounding area before following the meanders of the river to your overnight stop in Straubing. The duke city looks back on Celtic and Roman roots. You can learn more about them at the Gäubodenmuseum, which takes you back in time to Straubing and the Gäuboden region. The town's landmark is the almost 70-meter-high town tower.
Holy Trinity Column and city tower, Straubing
Day 3: Straubing – Deggendorf, approx. 40 km
Following the course of the Danube, you will reach the small town of Bogen at the foot of the Bogenberg, on whose highest point you will discover the pilgrimage church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary from afar. Via Pfelling and Mariaposching you will reach your destination of the day, Deggendorf. The city is called gateway to the Bavarian Forest and has a beautiful old town with a wide town square. Culinary options for refreshment are the dumplings known for the city, which are available in bakeries and pastry shops.
Deggendorf
Day 4: Deggendorf – Passau, approx 55 km
On the last stage of your Bike Tour from Regensburg, you will head to Passau on the German-Austrian border. The Three Rivers City is located at the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers. Around this three-river corner is the old town, which boasts numerous sights. Visit St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Niedernburg Monastery and the Schaibling Tower. On the other side of the Danube is the Veste Oberhaus, which is one of the largest castle complexes in Europe and offers a beautiful view of Passau.
Veste Oberhaus, Passau
Day 5: Individual departure
After breakfast your Bike Tour from Regensburg to Passau already ends. We are happy to extend your stay in Regensburg or Passau with an extra night.
Parish church of St. Paul and St. Stephen's cathedral, Passau
Dates / Prices / Services
Season C
01.05. - 06.05.
12.05. - 14.05.
20.05. - 25.05.
02.06. - 29.06.
18.08. - 14.09.
from529 €
For our younger cyclists
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From 0 to 5 years |
-100% |
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From 6 to 11 years |
-50% |
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From 12 to 17 years |
-25% |
Additional services
Additional bookable services
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Additional fee single room |
169 € |
Additional nights
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Room
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Breakfast
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Price
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Passau
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DBL |
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69 € |
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SGL |
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99 € |
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other places
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DBL |
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65 € |
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SGL |
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95 € |
Rental bikes
Rental Bikes
Rental Bike
49 €
E-Bike
139 €
Children's and Teenager's bike
29 €
Trailer
29 €
Types of rental bikes
- 8-gear unisex bike, hub gears with back-pedal brakes (men’s bikes from 1.75 m)
- 27-gear unisex bike, derailleur gears with freewheel (men’s bikes from 1.75 m)
- Electric bike / Pedelec with freewheel (minimum age 16 years)
- Children's / teenager's bike (20 – 26 inch), children's trailer, children's trailer Weehoo, child seat
Fittings
Pannier, handlebar bag, milometer, bike lock, pump, repair kit
Here you find further information and pictures of our rental bikes.
8-gear unisex bike, hub gears with back-pedal brakes
8-gear men's bike, hub gears with back-pedal brakes
27-gear unisex bike, derailleur gears with freewheel
27-gear men's bike, derailleur gears with freewheel
Unisex E-Bike, 8-speed hub gears and free-wheel
Children's bike
Teen's bike
Recumbent seater Weehoo trailer
Child trailer with seating for two children
Child seat
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8- / 27-gear rental bike |
49 € |
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E-bike / pedelec |
139 € |
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Children's / teenager's bike, trailer |
29 € |
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Child seat |
free |
Brief info
- Booking code
DO-RP4 - Start / Destination
Regensburg / Passau - Duration
5 days / 4 nights - Length
approx. 150 km
Daily route ●●○○○
between 40 and 55 km, Ø 50 km
Altitude profile ●○○○○ - Parking information
Public car parks, costs approx. 10 – 20 € / day
No reservation possible through Radweg-Reisen - Return to Regensburg
On your own by train, connections several times a day, 1 train change, duration approx. 1 – 1.5 hours - Tour operated by
Radweg-Reisen - Mobility note
The trip is only conditionally suitable for people with limited mobility.
Please do not hesitate to contact us regarding your individual needs. - Print version PDF