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Germania GERMANIA Germania GERMANIA Cod. D08 Cod. D29 Cod. D10 Cod. D31 | 445 km | 10 gg | in libertà | 315 km | 8 gg | in libertà | 290 km | 8 gg | in libertà | 210 km | 8 gg | in libertà Ansbach Altmühl CZ Altmuhl Rothenburg D CZ Altmühl D Regensburg Gunzenhausen Donauwörth Passau Ansbach Weissenburg Beilngries D Ulm Bad Gögging Regensburg Altmühl Altmühlsee Brombachsee Dillingen Straubing Marchtal Beilngries Weißenburg Donaueschingen Inn Eichstätt Regensburg Alseheim Danubio Hengersberg Wettelsheim Sigmaringen A Passau Mülheim Danubio Pappenheim Altmühl Eichstätt D Inn Solnhofen Danubio Eichstätt A BICI E HOTEL BICI E HOTEL BICI E HOTEL BICI E RELAX Il Danubio tedesco Ciclabile dell’Altmühl Ciclabile dell’Altmühl Ciclabile dell’Altmühl Donaueschingen– e del Danubio Rothenburg–Regensburg Benessere nel parco Regensburg Weissenburg–Passau naturale 1. Rothenburg / 2. Rothenburg– 1. Donaueschingen / 1. Weissenburg / 2. Weissenburg– Ansbach (40 km) / 3. Ansbach– 1. Gunzenhausen / 2. Gunzenhausen– 2. Donaueschingen–Mülheim o Eichstätt (50 km) / 3. Eichstätt– Wettelsheim o dintorni (65 km) / Weissenburg (55 km) / dintorni (45/55 km) / 3. Mülheim o Beilngries (45 km) / 4. Beilngries– 4. Wettelsheim o dintorni–Eichstätt 3. Gunzenhausen–Ansbach (40 km) / dintorni–Sigmaringen (45/40 km) / Regensburg (60 km) / (50 km) / 5. Eichstätt–Beilngries 4. Gunzenhausen–Lago Brombacher 4. Sigmaringen–Marchtal (50 km) / 5. Regensburg–Straubing (55 km) / (45 km) / 6. Beilngries–Riedenburg (40 km) / 5. Gunzenhausen–Eichstätt 5. Marchtal–Ulm (60 km) / 6. Ulm– 6. Straubing–Hengersberg o dintorni (35 km) / 7. Riedenburg–Regensburg (45 km) / 6. Gunzenhausen–Ciclabile Dillingen (60 km) / 7. Dillingen– (50 km) / 7. Hengersberg o dintorni– (55 km) / 8. Regensburg delle Cicogne (20 km) / Donauwörth (60 km) / 8. Donauwörth– Passau (55 km) / 8. Passau 7. Gunzenhausen / 8. Gunzenhausen Bad Gögging (65 km) / 9. Bad Gögging–Regensburg (50 km) / 565 € pensioni e hotel 3* Cat. B 10. Regensburg 615 € hotel 3/4* 610 € hotel 3/4* Cat. A 590 € hotel 4* I prezzi sono a persona in doppia e I prezzi sono a persona in doppia e I prezzi sono a persona in doppia e comprendono: 7 pernottamenti con comprendono: 7 pernottamenti con comprendono: 7 pernottamenti 745 € hotel 3/4* colazione, trasporto bagagli, colazione, trasporto bagagli, con colazione e cena (bevande escluse), I prezzi sono a persona in doppia e treno Saal–Regensburg, ritorno in treno a treno Saal–Regensburg, ritorno in treno/ parcheggio all’hotel, comprendono: 9 pernottamenti con Weissenburg (bici esclusa), materiale bus a Regensburg (bici esclusa), materiale materiale informativo in ITALIANO, colazione, trasporto bagagli, materiale informativo in ITALIANO, assistenza informativo in ITALIANO, assistenza treno Ansbach–Gunzenhausen, informativo in ITALIANO, treno telefonica, assicurazione medico/bagaglio. telefonica, assicurazione medico/bagaglio. treno Gunzenhasen–Treuchlingen, Donauwörth–Neuburg, traghetto Supplementi: Supplementi: treno Eichstätt–Gunzenhausen, Weltenburg–Kelheim, ritorno in treno a 140 € camera singola 115/135 € camera singola ingresso alla residenza di Ansbach, Donaueschingen (bici esclusa), assistenza 145 € cene (bevande escluse) 140 € cene (bevande escluse) assistenza telefonica, assicurazione telefonica, assicurazione medico/bagaglio. 55 € noleggio bici 55/150 € noleggio bici/bici elettrica medico/bagaglio. Supplementi: Partenze: ogni giorno dal 28.04 al 20 € trasporto bici propria in bus a Supplementi: 165 € camera singola 28.09.14 Rothenburg (possibile venerdì, sabato e 140 € camera singola 170 € cene (bevande escluse) domenica) 55 € noleggio bici 60 € noleggio bici Transfer di ritorno compreso Partenze: ogni giorno dal 25.04 al Partenze: ogni domenica dal 27.04 al Partenze: ogni giorno dal 25.04 al 28.09.14 12.10.14 28.09.14 Transfer di ritorno compreso Mezza pensione e parcheggio Transfer di ritorno compreso compresi WWW.GIROLIBERO.IT D07 Donaueschingen–Ulm 6 gg da 445 € D45 Donaueschingen–Passau 13 gg da 930 € D39 Regensburg Passau 5 gg da 339 € girolibero - tel. 0444 323639 - numero verde 800-190510 solo da telefono fisso - www.girolibero.it 73.
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