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    Accommodations 
    for your cycling holiday

    A hotel or a campsite is more than just an accommodation.

    They are places of retreat, rest and relaxation. With a stay in a comfortable room or a place in the middle of nature, you leave your everyday life behind. There you will find protection and time to regenerate during a cycling trip. In addition, these accommodations are visited mostly by people like you. Get to know them and make your cycling holiday something very special.

    Velontour destinations

    in Austria, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Slovenia, and Liechtenstein

    Velontour combines activity with pleasure.

    Velontour bringing you close to landscapes and their nature. A multifaceted cycling holiday is on the agenda.

    Leisure experts

    Almkulinarik by Richard Rauch © Martin Huber

    4-toque chef Richard Rauch has developed excellent alpine dishes for the Schladming-Dachstein region. Creative delicacies are conjured up together with the local innkeepers.

    Alpine cuisine by Richard Rauch

    AustriaStyria, Schladming-Dachstein

    © Kräuterhof Hauser

    The herb farm “Hauser” is a Puster Valley mountain farm located in the small village of Wielenberg. At an altitude of 1,150 meters, Josef and Brunhilde have been cultivating various herbs in a sunny location since 1997. These herbs are processed into essential oils, teas, spirits, or cosmetics.

    Herb farm Hauser

    ItalySouth Tyrol, Bruneck

    SlowFood Kärntner Nudeln © Kärnten.at - MHofmann

    Wonderfully fresh, seasonal products can be found at the “HereinSpaziert” delicatessen shop in Steinfeld. So connoisseurs can look forward to finding some regional delicacies to treat their tastebuds.

    Delicatessen shop in Steinfeld

    AustriaCarinthia,

    Sennerei Schaukäserei Drei Zinnen © Velontour

    The cheese dairy offers visitors the opportunity to look over the shoulders of the cheesemakers as they produce 25 different types of cheese. The different products can be sampled in the adjacent bistro.

    Alpine dairy Three Peaks – cheese factory

    , Niederdorf – 3 Zinnen Dolomites

    WNK Weinberge © Donau Niederösterreich - Barbara Elser

    Ancient wine culture meets ultra-modern wineries, venerable customs meet elegant wine events, and the finest white wines meet the down-to-earth conviviality of the Heurigen.

    Wine with history

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    Spargelfest © Ivan Regolin

    The Grado specialities are full of flavours and culinary tradition that are passed on from one generation to the next – with freshly caught fish, wine and typical white asparagus. And don’t forget: the Santonego – a high quality grappa.

    Enjoyment by the Adriatic Sea

    Italy,

    Marillen © NÖW - Stefan Fürtbauer

    The “cradle” of the apricot lies in China. The fruit was cultivated there 4,000 years ago before Alexander the Great brought it to Europe. The Romans brought it to the Wachau, where it has been cultivated for around 2,000 years. Since 1996, the name “Wachauer Marille g.U.” has been a protected designation of origin within the EU.

    Wachau apricot

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    Buschenschankjause © Schilcherland Steiermark - Lupi Spuma

    The Schilcherland Styria is a Garden of Eden and hub of culinary powerhouses that can be experienced up close on the 40 km long Schilcher Wine Route.

    The Schilcher

    AustriaStyria,

    Schaffhauser Geheimnis © Confiserie Reber

    The sweet Schaffhausen speciality that no one can resist. The delicate hazelnut and almond biscuits with buttercream filling are baked at Confiserie Reber.

    Schaffhausen secret

    SwitzerlandEastern Switzerland, SchaffhauserLand