The coastline of the Baltic Sea takes in beaches, cliffs, woodland, ports and marinas as well as thousands of islands large and small. It passes through the different cultures that have grown up along the shores . It is an attractive destination and EuroVelo 10 will give you the perfect opportunity to get better acquainted with this corner of Europe.
Five beguiling capital cities; glamorous Saint Petersburg and Hanseatic towns like Gdansk and Lübeck provide lots of cultural highlights. In between, you will have a unique opportunity to get back to nature exploring the seashore.
At EuroVelo, we like to pay attention to the relaxing times that follow a good bike ride. It goes without saying that these often include good food and the discovery of local culinary specialties when cycle touring in a foreign country! The slow pace of cycling holidays allows for a deeper understa…
Tracy Saade, a journalist student from Poland, discovered EuroVelo when she spent time in Brussels during the EU Regions Week in October 2019. She was fascinated by the idea of bringing Europe closer together through cycling and would like to encourage less experienced cyclists to go on a longer tr…
Ever heard of Bornholm? This intriguing-sounding word is the name of a small Danish island (588 square km and less than 40,000 inhabitants) in the Baltic Sea, south of the Swedish Coast. In Denmark it is known as a cycling paradise and earlier this year it joined the itinerary of EuroVelo 10 – Balt…
Here you can download the PDF Map of EuroVelo 10 - Baltic Sea Cycle Route and EuroVelo 13 - Iron Curtain Trail in the West Pomerania region of Poland (the two routes follow the same itinerary in the region).
This guidebook gives you information about the Tricity formed by Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia. Find out about cycle routes in the area, places to visit and much more.
Tourist cycling maps are an ideal solution to get to know the attractions of the Pomorskie Region. The maps are printed in Polish, but their translation is available on the website pomorskie.travel (English).
Tourist cycling maps are an ideal solution to get to know the attractions of the Pomorskie Region. The maps are printed in Polish, but their translation is available on the website pomorskie.travel (English).
Tourist cycling maps are an ideal solution to get to know the attractions of the Pomorskie Region. The maps are printed in Polish, but their translation is available on the website pomorskie.travel (English).
Tourist cycling maps are an ideal solution to get to know the attractions of the Pomorskie Region. The maps are printed in Polish, but their translation is available on the website pomorskie.travel (English).
9 cycle routes, 21 cycling circuit tours tours, many day trips as well as hand bike tours lead you far into the country on a closely linked network of cycle paths. Between the major cities of Hamburg and Berlin you will find a region that couldn't be more unique and full of variety.
The map contains general information about accommodation, bicycle inclusion on trains, convenience stores, bicycle stores, national attractions, tourist agencies, camping sites, hostels, beaches etc along the following routes: Danish national cycle route 10, regional cycle routes 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26 and cycling paths along N10.
Cycling Routes in Denmark is a practical guide to exciting cycle trips across Denmark. The book reviews the best cycle routes by region and provides descriptions of sights along the way. It contains both family cycle routes and more challenging routes for the cycling enthusiasts. The book was published in April 2019 and is available in bookshops.
Esterbauer guide of the first part of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Germany. 120 pages, scale of 1:50000.
Esterbauer guide of the second part of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Germany. 160 pages, scale of 1:50000.
Maps from Travemünde to Usedom, on a scale of 1:75.000.
Bikeline offers a detailed map of the Danish section of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route. Buying this guidebook also allows you to get the GPS tracks for the route.
Explore the coast all the way from Luebeck to Stralsund. Or one can say “from Marzipan to Bismarck Hering.” Enjoy the Hanseatic architecture, lively sea side resorts, beaches, and the Baltic Sea Breeze.
Three Islands in one sweep! This wonderful bicycle tour leads you along the Pomeranian coastline and through the islands of Ruegen, Hiddensee and Usedom. You have many chances to admire the points of interest and enjoy the magical landscape.
This route follows the Baltic Sea Cycle Route from Rostock in Germany to Copenhagen in Denmark. This route takes you from Rostock to Nykøbing by ferry, from where you will continue your journey on bike to the island of Møn. The route then passes through farmlands and by beaches to finish at Copenhagen. Services include luggage transport and a hotline.
We invite you to experience the rough and beautiful island world of Denmark and a bit of seafaring romance with various sailing ships. You are never far away from the water, small and larger islands alternate with archipelago and idyllic harbor towns are waiting for you. The climate is mild, the landscape gently rolling and the tidal difference and the swell are quieter than in the North Sea.
