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Great experience with our guides , The wine tasting and knowledge of our guide was excellent and a magnificent cellar to experience. Leon was our bike guide and kept a good pace through the city and along the river. Recommend this experience as a different thing to the rest of the culture of Vienna.

The guide did not give us much information about the city, so don’t expect to learn anything, however everything else was good.

The ride out to the abbey along the canal not informative on the city if that is what you are looking for, it then went along the river and up the hill toward the abbey. The tour of the abbey was very informative (also did wine tasting there) then back to the city. If you are uncomfortable going fast on ebike this is not for you, I loved it!

Good fun. When with husband and adult daughter and we all really enjoyed it. Easy riding and very safe. Great guide and the wine was delicious too.

Beautiful trails with street art noteworthy of sharing. The tour of the Abbey was great, the church inside is a beauty, worth stopping in. The wine cellar was very clean and the wine was good! Our tour guide Simon was very knowledgeable and patient with a photography nut! The trails along the Danube were well maintained and easy to ride on. Thank you!!!

My adult son and I really enjoyed this excursion to Stift Klosterneuburg. Our guide was Atta and he was excellent! We really enjoyed chatting with him as we rode to/from the abbey. The bikes were great and the ride was quite easy (I only needed to use the e-feature on a few steeper hills, using the e-feature makes this tour accessible to anyone who can ride a bike no matter their skill or strength). Atta was very attentive making sure everyone in the group was keeping up, and he stopped us from time to time to point out some sights. Really he was great! The wine tour was interesting although I would say it’s misleading to say “light snacks” would be provided as we were only served some slices of bread to cleanse our pallet between wines. I thought there would be a small charcuterie or something. But overall this was a lovely way to spend a part of the day in Vienna…I recommend this trip! Thank you Atta and Pedal Power!

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Firstly, Vienna is absolutely beautiful! Our guide Leon, gave clear instructions on the route and how to operate the bikes. There are bike lanes all throughout the city and clearly marked. We set off through the city, stopping once for a bit of history, then along the outskirts of the city passing Danube canal and Danube River. Then arriving at the Weingut Stift Klosterneuburg winery. The route is mainly flat with only a couple of hills on the way back but the bikes made it easy. On our way back it started to rain. Leon was attentive, ensuring we all were ok to continue stopping a few time for cover. It was the highlight of our trip to Vienna, would totally recommend!

So much fun. Nice to get some exercise and fresh air. The abbey and wine tour was very cool Leon was a great bike guide!

Had a wonderful time. Simon was our guide and he patiently explained how to work the e-bike and kept the pace brisk, but not too fast. Would definately recommend this company.

September 5 Bike Ride to a Wine Tasting! It was my 73rd birthday, and a perfect way to spend it! The e-bikes were very easy to manage and almost "go by themselves". Felix, our leader, skillfully, though too rapidly, led us through the city to the path by the Danube -- a different part of Vienna than the Imperial grandeur or carefully flower-embroidered parks. It was a beautiful day, so the river reflected it, and we enjoyed seeing people enjoying it! This is not a tour for stopping to take pictures while riding, however, you will not forget seeing imposing lions on a bridge, the very futuristic waste-recycling tower with an artistic golden ball, or at the beginning, whimsical sculptures. The highpoint was to arrive at Klosterneuberg and the amazing Abbey in all its baroque splendor! We had a wonderful knowledgeable local guide, (not Felix as he knows virtually nothing of Klosterneuburg) , who explained how it had been slated to be an Imperial Summer Palace, hence the grandiosity, but was never finished and given to the Augustinian Friars, There are good panels in English which explain more about the religious order. Our guide took us through the three levels of cellars explaining the process of wine-making and different types of barrels and barriques which was supplemented by a short film we enjoyed with our first of 3 wines, an excellent Grüner Veltliner. Followed by another white, Zierfandler Rotgipfler and then a red. Coming up the steps was a Herman Hesse poem, "Stufen" (Steps) which addresses the steps we take in life, the changes that occur and how to deal with them. Afterwards, a quick look at the splendid gardens and magnificent church, then a return to Vienna down the island that splits the Danube. Our convivial group of 12 was headed up in the back by Moritz, to be sure no one left behind. My guess is, the common denominator of loving bikes and respecting wines is strong enough to bring out the best in everyone. Thank you Felix and Moritz!