Billed as the Napoleon Expedition, the new 43-day cycling tour from Australian adventure company Ride & Seek brings you all the way from Paris to Moscow, following the path of Napoleon Bonaparte. Traversing two continents and seven countries, the tour is broken into three stages, taking place from July 2–Aug. 13, 2016. Designed to be an immersive experience into landscape and culture, the journey stages are Paris to Bautzen, Bautzen to Vilnius, and Vilnius to Moscow.
Highlights include the Champagne region of France, castles and hillsides in southern Germany, Poland’s UNESCO-protected medieval villages, a stretch of Poland to the North Sea, plus St. Petersburg and Moscow. Rest days are built into the itinerary, and a van accompanies the group each day with the opportunity to hop on board for additional rest periods. Prices begin at $15,359, with the option to participate in a 15-day section of the route (price begins at $5,478). Prices are based on double occupancy; single supplement applies to solo travelers.
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