Paseo rápido en bici de Sadská a Nymburk

A mellow spin from Sadská to Nymburk through the flat Polabí countryside. It’s about 9.3 km with barely 35 m of climbing—great for an easy outing or a family ride.

Roll out of Sadská, a small town known for its pine woods, swimming lake, and the hilltop Church of St. Apollinaris. The route strings together mostly quiet roads and signed cycleways, with a couple of short gravel/track sections—fine on regular tires, just ease up if it’s been wet.

As you approach Nymburk, you’ll meet the Labe (Elbe) and can cruise the riverside path into town. Nymburk is proud of its medieval brick walls and towers, a rare sight in Bohemia, and it sits right on the long-distance Elbe Cycle Route if you want to keep rolling. If you’d rather linger, the riverfront is perfect for a break, and the local brewery legacy (think Postřižinské) adds a nice nod to Czech beer culture.

In short: flat, scenic, mostly calm roads with a few unpaved bits—easy, enjoyable, and rewarding at both ends.