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Description
This trip starts in eastern Belgium near the town of Bastogne where you will learn about one of the most important events of the second World War, the battle of the Bulge. After this, you'll enter Luxembourg towards the historical and beautifull small towns of Diekirch, Vianden and Echternach. There will be more attention to historical issues as we retrace Patton's route but there will also be ample time for diverse sightseeing interests like the castle at Vianden, the abbey at Echternach and the museum at Diekirch. Luxembourg is small and you'll also cross the border into Germany to visit the town of Trier, dating back to Roman times. You'll end this trip with a fantastic bike ride into Luxembourg city. This fortified town is spectacular and a perfect ending of this trip.

Bicycling
Moderate riding, average 30 to 35 miles per day. One of our staff will bike with you to guide you through the towns and present you with the fasinating history and a support van/driver is also available to assist as needed. Bike rental of 24 speed hybrid bike is included in trip price.

Pricing
$ 2900 double occupancy, 10 days, 4 two-night stays and 1 one-night stays, 7 dinners and all breakfasts included, accommodations in mainly 4 star hotels (one night in 3 star hotel). Single supplement $ 500.

Arrival and departure
Pick up and drop off at Brussels airport.

Dates
August 10 - 19, 2009;


Day by Day Description


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Austria: Tauern Valley and Salzburg
Czech Republic: Southern Bohemian Charm
France: French Alps: Ride some of the famous cycling climbs
France: Brittany and Normandy
Germany: Romantic Road
Italy: South Tyrol (Alto Adige), Trentino
Italy: Tuscan gorgeous countryside, ancient cities and fascinating culture
Luxembourg and Belgium : Luxembourg and Belgium
Portugal: Portuguese highlights and inland Alentejo
Spain: Hidden gems in Northern Spain - Catalunya - between the Mediterreanen and the Pyrenees