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This page lists all reports that for Europe only that do not involve other countries.
Click here for a list of all reports involving Europe.
All descriptions are in English, unless otherwise noted.
| Cycling in the Czech Republic
Europe: CzechRepublic
General, where to go, what to see, maps, language, trains, when to travel, accomodation. |
| Rec.Travel Library: Czech Republic
Europe: CzechRepublic
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| Rec.Travel Library: Denmark
Europe: Denmark
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| Rec.Travel Library: Estonia
Europe: Estonia
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| Guide to Bicycle Touring in Europe -- An American perspective
Europe
An extensive guide, packed with lots of useful information. This guide has been written in an effort to help prospective cyclists get the maximum out of their European cycling experience. It based on knowledge gleaned from my many European tours and those of others, most notably, Chris Wiscavage who never gave me an incorrect piece of advice. |
| Planning Your Own European Bicycle Tour
Europe
Another American perspective to bicycle touring in Europe. Very extensive and detailed; particularly useful for the novice. |
| Experiences with Trains and Ferries in Europe
Europe
See also the Biking Gallery of photographs. |
| Packing List
Europe
This is roughly what I bring along for three weeks of cycle touring and camping. |
| Equipment List
Europe
Taking a bicycle to Europe, renting bicycles, packing list, pre-tour maintenance, equipment, tips while on the road (maps, roads, paved climbs, when to go, cleaning, riding in the rain), hotels, food, weather, trains, and lots of good rules and observations. |
| Travel checklist
Europe
Packing list, equipment, panniers, tools. |
| Equipment and Packing List
Europe
Exhaustive packing list for bicycle touring. |
| The Universal Packing List
Europe
A prime example of how to make an excellent site out of a good idea. Although it does not covers especially bicycle touring, it contains much useful advice. The page will ask you for details about your planned trip and generate a detailed list of things to do and bring for that specific tour. No bicycle-related items though. |
| Bike Trip Equipment Checklist
Europe
Very detailed checklist for a very long (12000km) tour for two people, with equipment for tent camping and cooking. |
| Rec.Travel Library: Faroe Islands
Europe: FaroeIslands
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| Rec.Travel Library: Finland
Europe: Finland
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| Pari Mont-Blanc
Europe: France
Pari Mont-Blanc is a challenge for two men, Eric Foulon and Pascal Carré, to climb the Mont-Blanc by an ambitious and original way: departure from Paris to Saint-Gervais by bicycle and arrival at the Mont-Blanc by the Dome du Gouter |
| Bikes on Trains
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| Cycling in the Pyrenees
Europe: France
from the pages of the Ariège region, has some information about events in the area. |
| Rec.Travel Library: France
Europe: France
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| French Railways
Europe: France
language: fr, en, es, de, it, nl
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| Rec.Travel Library: Germany
Europe: Germany
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| Rec.Travel Library: Greece
Europe: Greece
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| Travelling to Holland
Europe: Holland
Biking Netherlands - Top biking Netherlands Resources. |
| Fietsen Eén Twee Drie
Europe: Holland
Welkom op de fietswebsite voor Amersfoort, Nederland, België en Wereldwijd! Dit is de (eerste) website voor fietsliefhebbers, die op zoek zijn naar mooie fietsroutes rond Amersfoort, in Nederland, in Belgi en Wereldwijd. Met de unieke 1-2-3 formule: 1. zoeken 2. printen en 3. fietsen! |
| Fietspad langs de digitale snelweg
Europe: Holland
language: nl
Bicycle path along the digital highway, mostly in Dutch. Fairly offensive advertising. |
| De Nederlandse FietsFAQ
Europe: Holland
language: nl
De Vraagbaak - Hier antwoorden op de meest gestelde vragen, tests en honderden adviezen van andere fietsers. U kunt ook zelf een nieuwe vraag stellen of antwoord geven. Fietsrouteplanner, Hippe bakfietsen, Slotentest, Fietsenwinkels. |
| Travel with Bicycles (Air/Rail/Other)
Europe: Holland
This website is a personal, non-commercial attempt to make available the experience of hundreds of individual bicycle tourists who travel some distance to get to a place for their tour. Either we travel with our bikes or we rent bikes when we arrive. We take airlines, trains, buses, or ferries. |
| Cycling in the Netherlands
Europe: Holland
Viewed from the saddle: some selected info for foreigners considering a cycling trip in or through the Netherlands, to get an idea of cycling life overhere. |
| Amsterdam Cycle Routes
Europe: Holland
These are not tourist or recreational cycle routes. They might be interesting for students in in urban planning, architecture, geography, and landscape history.
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| Rec.Travel Library: The Netherlands
Europe: Holland
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| Rec.Travel Library: Hungary
Europe: Hungary
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| Rec.Travel Library: Iceland
Europe: Iceland
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| Rec.Travel Library: Israel
Europe: Israel
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| bike.org.il
Europe: Israel
language: hbr
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| Books (on-road and off-road)
Europe: Italy
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| General information on Alto Adige/Südtirol
Europe: Italy
language: it
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| Florence Bike Pages
Europe: Italy
Has a map of bike paths inside Florence, a calendary of events in Florence and Tuscany, a list of bicycle shops, and will have descriptions of rides around Florence, and also... inside it!!! |
| Rec.Travel Library: Italy
Europe: Italy
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| Modena Mode
Europe: Italy
Cycling photographer Sue Darlow has lived for many years in the city of Modena, where you don't have to be a cyclist to cycle. The first time I visited Modena, a small city near Bologna in the plain sandwiched between the Apennines and the Alps, and famous for its balsamic vinegar, I cycled there from the airport. What a pleasant surprise. In addition to a lovely porticoed city centre painted in warm yellows and earthy browns and the magnificent marble Romanesque cathedral, the place was alive with cyclists. [...] Now that I have lived here for so many years and observed the Modenese awheel, something has dawned on me: a 'bike culture' is not necessarily something that is self-consciously created by people who love and promote cycling, who know all about gear ratios, aerodynamics and frame angles and who dress the part. |
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| Ciclopiste in Torino
Europe: Italy
language: it
Bicycle paths in Turin. |
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