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Here you will find our bundled offers for you sorted by the respective travel themes.
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Travel recommendations

You would like to travel the Saarland individually but don't know exactly where to start or which route to take?
 We have put together some itineraries that you can follow exactly like this.

Cultural cycling tour

From Saarbrücken to Trier

If you like to cycle leisurely and take your time for all the things worth seeing along the way, this one is for you. This cultural cycling tour along the Saar and Moselle will take you to a number of cultural highlights, such as the Porta Nigra in Germany’s oldest city Trier, the so-called “little Venice“ in Saarburg, the ceramics manufacturer Villeroy & Boch, the World Heritage Site “Völklinger Hütte“ (former ironworks), the Baroque Saarbrücken and the city of the Sun King, Saarlouis.

Radeln zwischen Saarland und Frankreich © Marcus Gloger

Once around the Saarland

7 days, 6 stages

Cycle around Saarland in 7 days and 6 stages. Discover baroque architecture, special nature and impressive history along the Saar and indulge in culinary and cultural delights in the Saarland towns. You should bring along a bit of fitness, as there are one or two ascents along the way, but in the end you will be rewarded with the circumnavigation of an entire federal state.

Radfahren entlang der Saar © Eike Dubois

River Cycling in Saarland

From Bliesgau to the border triangle

On this 6-day cycle tour, you will discover the gently rolling hills of the Bliesgau biosphere reserve and the mountain ranges of the Saargau region near the French border.

Radfahren über Grenzen hinweg © Eike Dubois

3 days bikepacking

Camping tour along the Saarland cycling tour

Combine cycling and camping on this three-day tour along the Saarland Cycle Path. The scenically varied stage tour leads from Saarbrücken, through the UNESCO Bliesgau Biosphere Reserve and the St. Wendel region to the Saar Loop in Mettlach.  

Radfahren am Wasser © Marcus Gloger