Passau Bike Tour Along the Inn
Two wheels, one river, plenty of views
This tour takes you by bike along the Inn, past the Innstadt district, over bridges and along riverside stretches with views back to the old town. A relaxed way to see Passau from a different angle, with stops for explanation along the route.
The route
- Inn QuayMeeting point on the riverbank, with a short briefing before setting off.
- Inn BridgeCrossing the river with views of the old town and cathedral.
- InnstadtRiding through the quieter district on the far side of the Inn.
- Riverside Path along the InnA longer stretch along the river with views across to the far bank.
- ViewpointA stop at a spot with a good view over the Three Rivers City.
- Three Rivers CornerRiding past where the Inn, Danube and Ilz meet.
- Back to the Old TownAn easy ride back to the starting point.
What you take away
- Relaxed bike ride along the riverbank
- Old town views from across the Inn
- Several photo and viewpoint stops
- moderate pace suited to most levels
Who this tour suits
Suits guests who want to explore Passau actively but at an easy pace, and works well for families with older children.
Price (2026 rates)
| Guided tour up to 2 hours | 165 € |
| Half day up to 4 hours | 285 € |
| Full day up to 8 hours | 500 € |
| Additional hour | 60 € |
All prices net and as a group rate for up to 25 people. Entrance fees, the travel allowance (min. €30) and third-party services are not included. Full price overview.
Frequently asked questions about this tour
Is a bike provided for the tour?
The tour is conducted with your own bike. If you do not have a bike available, please let us know when booking, and we will inform you about nearby options.
What is the terrain like on the route?
The path mostly runs on paved bike and riverside paths. Individual sections can be slippery in wet weather, but otherwise, the route is easy to ride.
What riding level is the tour suitable for?
The route is flat to slightly hilly and easily manageable for people with average riding experience. Children should be able to ride a bike safely, as part of the route runs along the open riverbank.
