Cycletramps go interrailing: Cycling the Berlin Wall
With the weather getting colder and wetter, we decided to ditch cycling for a while and reinvent ourselves as interrailers. We had booked our train online from Prague to Berlin […]
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We plan an exit strategy: Barochov to Prague
From the farm in Barochov, it was only 31 miles to Prague. Luckily, the rain had stopped but it was a toe-numbingly cool 8 degrees and to make matters worse […]
Road closures and laughing cows: Tabor to Barochov
Leaving the movie-set-perfect town of Tabor and our cosy school dorm behind, we continued making our way along the hilly cycle route towards Prague. The weather was definitely taking a […]
Climbing clock towers and sleeping in schools: Jindrichuv Hadrec to Tabor
We knew it was forecast to rain today so when we woke at about 7 and couldn’t hear the pitter-patter or rain on the tent, we hurried to pack up […]
Behind the iron curtain: Znojmo to Jindrichuv Hradec
After a mostly sleepless night of wild camping in the woods, we were looking forward to getting to an actual campsite for a much needed shower and some quality wifi […]
Revenge of the Eurovelo and Czechvegas: Vienna to Znojmo, Czech Republic
With nothing much interesting us in Vienna other than the super duper zoo, we set off again after just one day there. Our plan was to follow the Danube cycle […]
Ahhh Vienna!
We didn’t really know what to do with ourselves in Vienna. We wandered around the city for a while, singing the Ultravox song a lot and visiting some of the […]
Americans and awful hangovers: Bratislava and on to Vienna
Along with Budapest, Bratislava was another one of the places along our route that we didn’t know anything about, well, apart from the fact that the film ‘Hostel’ was set […]
Road kill, sad sunflowers and the 2000 mile club: Budapest to Bratislava
Since getting the train out of Croatia and spending a couple of days off in Budapest, we were more than ready to get our chaffed asses back in the saddle […]
Carrots and terror in the coolest city in the world: 2 days off in Budapest
Escaping the train station and having to carry our bikes down yet more steps, we enjoyed a short ride along the banks of the Danube towards our hostel. It was […]
