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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

    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

    Genuss und Kulinarik in Nordburgenland © Velontour

    Specialities from Grey cattle, ham from the water buffalo or bacon and spreads from the Mangalica pig as well as fresh bread from the local baker.

    Culinary delights at Lake Neusiedl

    , Lake NeusiedlBurgenland

    Weingut Thallern © Niederösterreich Werbung - Andreas Hofer

    Come and visit one of the oldest and most traditional vineyards in Austria! The Freigut Thallern – in the heart of the sun-spoilt reed landscape south of Vienna.

    Freigut Thallern

    AustriaLower Austria, The Vienna Woods

    Uhudler © Burgenland Tourismus Birgit Machtinger

    The Uhudler is a typical wine speciality from the Südburgenland. It is made from unprocessed grape varieties such as Ripatella, Delaware, Concordia and Elvira, which have been grown here for over 100 years.

    Speciality Uhudler wine

    AustriaBurgenland, Southern Burgenland

    Kulinarik und Genuss in Slowenien © Velontour

    A glimpse into the diversity of culinary delights can be found at the numerous culinary festivals & events. Such as the Restaurant Week in spring & autumn, the Open Kitchen in Ljubljana, the Beer & Burger Fest, or the Festival Vinska Vigred for wine lovers.

    Culinary Highlights

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    Lore Waxenberg

    The names such as “LoRe-Habidere”, “LoRe BlueGin”, “STERN Tschin” and “Mühlviertel Highland Whisky” say it all! Aromatic spirits that encapture the special sense of the Mühlviertel region.

    Pure pleasure with an extra shot

    AustriaUpper Austria, Mühlviertel

    MOST © Urlaubsregion Vitalwelt Bad Schallerbach - Andreas Röbl

    Most is a typical Upper Austrian beverage. Fine-bubbled, refreshing, powerful, and fruity-tart, it not only characterizes the drink menus of local inns but also, thanks to the many fruit trees used for making Most, the landscape and cuisine of the region.

    Mostig guat

    AustriaUpper Austria, Vitalwelt Bad Schallerbach

    Steckerlfisch von Theresia Palmethofer © Lisa Eiersebner

    Creative dishes were created during the Mostviertel field experiments: feta cheese in ash with chive pesto, char served on a blood sausage and einkorn wheat risotto, and Traisen valley asparagus on nettles served with an Ötscher soil espuma.

    Mostviertel field experiments

    AustriaLower Austria, Mostviertel

    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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