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Guided e-bike tour from Algund to Freiberg, featuring panoramic views, a wine museum and a traditional South Tyrolean snack – ideal for leisure cyclists.
The Freiberg tour starts in Algund and follows the cycle path to the spa town of Merano. There, we ride through the cobbled side streets of the old town, where historic buildings and beautifully restored houses create a unique atmosphere.
We then continue towards the Passeiertal valley, leaving the cycle path at Lazag to reach the charming district of Obermais. From there, we ride via St. Georgen to Castle Goyen. After crossing the Naif Valley, we reach the Freiberg, offering stunning panoramic views over Merano and the surrounding mountains.
A special highlight is a visit to Castle Rametz and its fascinating wine museum. We then follow a scenic panoramic road to the Rauthof tavern, where a traditional South Tyrolean snack with homemade specialties awaits.
After the break, a pleasant descent leads us back to Merano and finally to Algund.
This tour is perfect for leisure cyclists who want to combine nature, culture and culinary experiences.
Start: 9.30 am outside Algund Tourist Office
Return: approx. 4.00 pm in Algund
Participation fee: € 25,00 for the guided tour and a "Marende" snack platter
Pets are not allowed. This event is subject to min./max. numbers of participants. We reserve the right to make changes to the programme.
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