While in France, taking a bike ride through the gorgeous Bordeaux vineyards or touring the Loire Valley, home to the quaint châteaux, is surely an absolute winner. However, in Italy, the Amalfi Coast offers breathtaking coastline routes to explore, while the Tuscany region offers jaw dropping scenery and cultural treasures. The ideal bicycle ride ultimately comes down to personal taste in terrain and surroundings. Here at ETG it is pretty much impossible to decide. Both countries are incredible for an adventure, with great food, wine, the people and so many different diverse local features (and steep hills!) Whatever you choose enjoy the environmentaly friendly buzz of pedal power.
Everything is in Northern Spain, from breathtaking scenery ranging from towering mountains to breathtakingly beautiful beaches. Spain's modern birthplace has had a significant impact on its cultural legacy. The region produces some of Spain's best wines and serves some of the country's most sophisticated Spanish cuisine. Check out this great trip with Intrepid > North Spain Discovery 8 Days | Taste your way through northern Spain's culture, cuisine and charm From GBP £1,420 Come on a signature tour through northern Spain and get to know the people, landscapes, customs and cuisine that make this part of the country so fascinating. From sipping delicious Rioja in Logrono and delighting in the seaside charms of bustling Barcelona to enjoying the lively tapas bars of San Sebastian and pulling up a seat in an atmospheric square in Madrid – this is an eight-day adventure that packs the essentials of Spain into one. Spain is full of culture, charisma and extraordinary c...
Bordeaux is generally associated with rolling vineyards, illustrious wineries, and glasses full of the best vintages the region has to offer. Bordeaux does merit its reputation as one of the world's best wine destinations. But there's a lot more to this energetic city and the area around it than meets the eye. A City Steeped in History: Bordeaux's history dates back over 2,000 years, and its streets are a living testament to centuries of cultural exchange and architectural splendor. The city's UNESCO-listed historic center boasts elegant 18th-century buildings, picturesque squares, and grand boulevards lined with shops and cafes. Wander through the charming cobblestone streets of the Saint-Pierre district, explore the medieval alleys of the Old Town, and marvel at iconic landmarks such as the majestic Bordeaux Cathedral and the imposing Porte Cailhau. Powered by GetYourGuide Cultural Delights: Bordeaux is a cultural hub, home to world-class museums, galleri...