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Nicknamed the 'Playground of Europe', spectacular Switzerland is a paradise for outdoor sports lovers. Famed for the mighty Swiss Alps, the Matterhorn, Lake Constance, and the stunningly serene Lake Geneva, Switzerland is a land of awe-inspiring natural beauty.

Visitors come here to 'wandern' – to wander amongst astounding alpine scenery, and to hike, bike and ski through idyllic destinations, including Grindelwald, Zermatt, Interlaken and St. Moritz, where every viewpoint is like something out of a storybook.

Fairytale castles and medieval cities provide generous doses of traditional Swiss culture and architecture, from the UNESCO World Heritage center of Bern to the artistic flair of Zurich. More rural regions, like the Bernese Oberland, give visitors a glimpse into the charming alpine customs of cow parades and yodeling, set against a backdrop of traditional wooden chalets, alpine inns, and cheese-making farms.

To top it all off, Switzerland is famed for its indulgent and comforting cuisine, from fondue to raclette and, of course, Swiss chocolate!

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  • What makes Switzerland a great destination for a bike tour?

    Switzerland is one of the most spectacular destinations in Europe for a cycling trip, boasting sightseeing gems like the Swiss Alps, Lake Constance, and Lake Geneva. Cyclists can explore these phenomenal landscapes using Switzerland's extensive and well-mainted cycling infrastructure, including the Lake Constance Cycle Path (Bodensee-Radweg) – one of Europe's most popular and beginner-friendly routes.

    Switzerland's bike paths wind through some of Europe's most spectacular landscapes, allowing cyclists to experience a stunning diversity of scenic vistas in a single day – from waterfalls to lakes, mountains to flower-decked villages.

    Enjoy relaxed riding through wildflower meadows in the Rhône Valley, Bernese Oberland, and Engadin, or opt for a cultural tour through towns and cities like Bern, Zurich, Lucerne, and Zermatt.

    For those seeking a more challenging ride, the Swiss Alps present plenty of opportunities for thrilling climbs and sweeping descents, with many mountain bike trails and winding roads to conquer. Beginner cyclists will find themselves with an array of gently rolling routes to follow too.

  • When is the best time to take a bike tour in Switzerland?

    The best time to take a bike tour in Switzerland is May through to September, when the weather is warm, mountain passes are open, and the alpine meadows are flourishing.

  • Are Switzerland bike tours suitable for beginners?

    Switzerland's bike tours are highly suitable for beginner cyclists when following routes through the country's lake regions, valleys, and along its dedicated bike paths. The Lake Constance Cycle Path (Bodensee-Radweg) is especially well-suited to beginner cyclists, being flat, mostly paved, and with spectacular scenery at every turn. In fact, the Lake Constance Cycle Path is actually considered one of Europe's best beginner-friendly cycling routes.

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Bike tours in Switzerland

Swiss Rhine: Lake Constance to Basel Bike Tour
Rathaus in Basel, Switzerland. CC:Martina Begglen
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Lake Maggiore, Switzerland. Angelika Spanke@Flickr
Lake Maggiore, Switzerland. Winniepix@Flickr
Castelgrande Bellinzona, Ticino, Switzerland. Patrizia Berta, Unsplash
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Locarno, Switzerland. Michael Görög@Unsplash
Chur, Switzerland. CC:Amarco90
Chur, Switzerland. Christian Regg@Unsplash
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Lake Constance to Lake Maggiore

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Vevey on Lake Geneva in Switzerland. CC:Foto-Falk
Thun Castle in Switzerland. Daniel Vogel@Unsplash
Gruyères Castle & Town in Switzerland. CC:Bob Tan
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Terraced vineyards in Lavaux, Switzerland, overlooking a lake at sunset with a colorful sky.
Cyclists ride along the Rhône River Route in Switzerland, with vineyards, a lake, and mountains in…
Vevey on Lake Geneva in Switzerland. CC:Foto-Falk
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Romanshorn, Thurgau, Switzerland. Robin Ulrich@Unsplash
Lindau, Bavaria, Germany. Keith Roper@Flickr
Friedrichshafen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Reiseuhu@Unsplash
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Lake Constance Bicycle Path

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Romanshorn, Thurgau, Switzerland. Robin Ulrich@Unsplash
Lindau Harbor, Germany. Unsplash:Max Bottinger
View from Meersburg, Germany. Unsplash:Georg Eiermann
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Cabins on a lake along the Via Rhona, Chanaz, France. Unsplash:Free Nomad
Riverside restaurants in Chanaz, France. Unsplash:Free Nomad
Boat and a fountain in Geneva, Switzerland. Unsplash:visualsoflukas
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Houses beside Lake Geneva, Switzerland. Unsplash:Gabriel Garcia Marengo
Red flowers by Lake Geneva, Switzerland. Unsplash:Armand Khoury
Fishermen on Lake Annecy, France. Unsplash:Guillaume Coupy
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