All roads lead to Rome? Maybe. But we set off from the "Eternal City" to visit the world's largest BMW motorcycle meeting after an unforgettable motorcycle adventure, which is once again taking place in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the middle of the Alps in the "Year of the GS".
We meet in the "Eternal City" of Rome and switch into vacation mode, which is very easy in the heart of Italy. Enjoy a relaxing evening in a breathtaking city. Our first stage takes us to Florence, one of the most important cities of the Middle Ages. We have a rest day in Florence for those who are fascinated by the history of the Medici and want to travel back in time, or simply enjoy the Italian lifestyle and fashion while shopping. The Apennine Mountains, which stretch across the whole of Italy, are always good for a surprise and offer winding roads with gentle curves in a perfect climate for motorcyclists. Nothing stands in the way of a varied ride on a rest day followed by a visit to the old town of Florence. We continue our journey in the footsteps of the most important medieval families and reach the "City of Water", the "Queen of the Adriatic", the "City of Masks", the "City of Bridges", the "Floating City", the "City of Canals" or simply called Venice. We will stay a little outside of Venice, as we cannot enter the "City of Water" on our motorcycles. On the second rest day, we will have the opportunity to visit the canal city on foot or by boat. From Venice we head north into the famous Dolomites, one pass after another takes us to the Seiser Alm, Europe's largest high alpine pasture. After two rest days in fascinating towns, we now have a rest day in the middle of the world-famous Dolomites, El Dorado for motorcyclists, cyclists, hikers and climbers. Whether relaxing in the wellness area of the hotel, on foot or on the motorcycle, this rest day has something for everyone. From the Seiser Alm, we ride all day along Alpine roads to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the host town of the BMW Motorrad Days. The tour offers a wide range of cultural highlights, alpine mountain roads, the beautiful landscape around the rolling hills of Tuscany and the Italian, Austrian and German Alps.
Start / End | Rome / Garmisch-Partenkirchen (*BMW Motorrad Days*) |
Airport | Rome, Munich |
Duration | 10 days, 9 overnight stays, 7 riding days |
Restday | Florence, Venice, Seiser Alm |
Accomodation | 9 nights in comfortable 4* hotels (national category) |
Highlights | Rome, Florence, Venice, Passo San Boldo, Alpe di Siusi, Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site, Timmelsjoch, BMW Motorrad Days 2024 in Garmisch |
Distance | Total distance: ≈ 1.200 - 1.500 km, daily distance: ≈ 250 - 350 km |
Route Profile | The entire route runs on well-paved roads away from highways. |
Tour Profile | 100% asphalt roads |
Rel Difficulty | Onroad - difficulty level 2
The tour runs partly on winding and narrow asphalt roads with hairpin turns. |
We meet at 17:00 for a welcome briefing and you will receive the most important information for the next few days.
We leave Rome and travel through the beautiful Tuscan countryside with its hills, vineyards and olive groves to Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance. Along the way, towns such as Siena, famous for its medieval architecture, invite you to linger for a while.
Florence is a must-see city, full of history, art and culture. A visit here offers an unforgettable experience and a deep insight into the heritage of the Renaissance. Sights such as Florence Cathedral, the Ponte Vecchio, the Palazzo Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery or the Mercato Centrale are waiting to be discovered.
This route from Florence to Mestre offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the scenic and cultural diversity of northern Italy, from the hills of Tuscany to the historic cities of the Po Valley.
A relaxed bus ride over the Ponte della Liberta into the floating city. On foot or by cab boat, on one of the numerous canals, we go on a discovery tour. Venice is a city like no other, rich in history, culture and breathtaking architecture. A visit leaves unforgettable impressions and offers insights into a fascinating past.
The journey continues north. A real highlight of this tour awaits you. On mountain roads that will make every biker's heart beat faster, today's stage takes us through the middle of the Dolomites to the Seiser Alm, Europe's highest alpine pasture. We end this extraordinary day with a spectacular view of the Schlern (2,563 m).
The Alpe di Siusi is known for its impressive panoramas, the Dolomites in the background and its extensive alpine meadows. Perfect for spending a relaxing rest day, enjoying the benefits of the hotel and the spectacular views on a hike. However, if you also want to spend the rest day on your motorcycle, get on your bike and spend an unforgettable day in the breathtaking landscape of the Dolomites. These majestic mountains, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, provide the perfect backdrop for a motorcycle tour you will never forget.
We leave the Dolomites and Italy, cross the main Alpine ridge and pass through Austria at its narrowest point, the state of Tyrol. Our destination today is Garmisch-Partenkirchen. But before this adventure comes to an end, we review the impressions of the last few days and look forward to spending a day at the *BMW Motorrad Days*.
We spend the last day and evening of our tour on the grounds of the *BMW Motorrad Days* in Garmisch.
Today your tour ends after breakfast and we wish you a safe journey home and hope to see you again soon on one of our tours.
Price* | BMW Motorrad model | |
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5.290 € | BMW G 310 GS | |
5.390 € | BMW F 800 GS | |
5.490 € | BMW F 900 GS, BMW F 900 XR, R 12 nineT | |
5.590 € | BMW R 1300 GS, BMW R 1250 R | |
5.790 € | BMW R 1250 GSA / RT, BMW S 1000 XR / R, BMW R 18 Classic / Roctane | |
5.990 € | BMW K 1600 GT, BMW K 1600 GTL, BMW R 18 Transcontinental |
* Price per person in a double room
Price for passenger: 4.590 €
Single room surcharge: 690 €
Included in the tour price:
Not included in the tour price:
All costs that are not explicitly included in the tour price such as flights, fuel, tolls, entrance fees and personal expenses (drinks, lunch, souvenirs) and tips.