Austria · E-BIKES
The 9 best e-bike tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride through central Vienna with a live English or German guide, visiting the Opera, Hofburg, Heldenplatz, Parliament, Rathaus, Stephansplatz, Stadtpark, and Belvedere. The guided ride lasts about 75 minutes, while the booking duration is 90 minutes. Your e-bike can also be used for the rest of the day, subject to the operator’s arrangements.
“Loved the experience, our guide was amazing. Great way to explore the city.”
Join a certified mountain-bike guide such as Anton, Tony, Anthony, or Rueban for a four-hour ride from Innsbruck. You will cover forest roads, gravel trails, small towns, castle ruins, and high viewpoints, with an e-bike rental arranged separately. Groups are limited to five people.
“This should be listed as a “must-do” in Innsbruck. Aton was incredibly thoughtful and diligent in his pre-trip communication. We had an absolutely outstanding trip. We saw Innsbruck from several amazing vantage points. Anton also took us to several unique sites around Innsbruck. Not only is he a great guide, but he is extremely knowledgeable and taught us a lot about the sites we were seeing in Innsbruck in general. Highly recommend this trip!”
Ride an electric bike through Vienna with an English-speaking guide, covering Danube Island, Belvedere, and Prater park in three hours. The e-bike helps you cover more ground than a walking tour, but you should be a confident cyclist, bring a passport or credit card for the deposit, and leave large bags behind.
“Excellent tour with a fabulous tour guide! Definitely recommend to anyone visiting Vienna!!”
Set out from Gosau at 10 a.m. with Karl or Wolfram for a 5 to 7 hour guided e-bike ride through alpine pastures and mountain roads. Stop for Kaiserschmarrn, plum pofesen, and local hut food, pass Hallstatt, and finish at Gosausee. Bikes are included, but you need moderate fitness for the climbs.
“By far the best part of my Austria trip! Just book it, you won’t regret it. Karl made this experience fun, informative and kept me up to date on our progress throughout the day. The bikes provided were in very good working order and the routes were safe and easy to navigate. Along the way, Karl becomes your personal photographer and really makes sure you’re having a good time. Even with a lunch stop (at the cutest place), the 6 hours really flew by. My only wish is that I had more time in Austria so I could do it again!”
Meet your English-speaking guide in central Vienna for a four-hour e-bike tour to Klosterneuburg Abbey. Ride past the Opera and Heldenplatz, follow the Danube Canal, tour the 900-year-old abbey, and taste local wines in its cellar. Guides such as Simon, Giovanni, and Miche have earned praise for friendly, careful support.
“Fantastic tour. Our guide Miche was very friendly. Bikes were very easy to use. Our whole family enjoyed the experience”
Follow a guide from central Vienna along the Ringstrasse, Danube Canal, and Danube Island to Klosterneuburg Abbey. You will tour 900 years of abbey history, visit its underground wine cellars, and taste local wines or juices. Guides have included Ata, Simon, Cedric, Felix, and Moritz. City traffic requires basic cycling confidence.
“Loved the e-bikes, the flat bike paths and mellow streets and the winery. But the wine and the Danube and especially the people made this a great experience. The guide was great too, with good local info as we headed out and back. Well done, professional and fun.”
Join guide Anton for a four-hour e-MTB ride from Innsbruck’s Markthalle through the old town, up toward Nordkette, on to Thaur Castle and medieval Hall in Tirol. You’ll cover more ground than on foot, enjoy mountain views, and receive bike guidance. E-bike rental costs extra, and the tour suits visitors with moderate fitness.
“Antony was an amazing guide. This tour was a highlight of our time in Innsbruck I highly recommend d”
Meet at Argentinierstraße 28 at 11:00 am for a small-group e-bike tour of Vienna’s Ringstrasse and key historic sights. The guided portion usually lasts about 60 to 90 minutes, then you can keep the bike for the rest of the day. Groups are limited to six, and the tour is offered in English.
“We had the guide to ourselves so we were able to tailor our trip around the city. A great way to explore Viena’s city land marks.”
Join English-speaking mountain guide Anton for a four-hour small-group eBike ride from Innsbruck. After a bike fitting and safety briefing, you’ll climb 400 meters through forests, stop at a castle ruin, visit a well-preserved medieval old town, and return beside the Inn River. Bike rental costs EUR 50 extra.
“Anton had everything well planned out. Biked through farmlands, parks, tiny village, enchanting forests and towns. Organized, prompt, knowledgeable and friendly. Would recommend to anyone.”
Pick a palace, a mountain or a concert hall.
