: Any information on how the roads are for tandems? We are thinking of cycling
: from Prague to Vienna via Tabor, Hluboka, Cesky Krumlov, Telc, Znojmo,
: Milkulov, etc.

We rode in the north of the Czech Republic on our road bikes as a family of four in 2013 whilst camping. We stayed on minor roads which were ok - not too broken up - our 23 and 25mm wide tyres were ok.

The traffic was intimidating with an 11 and 13 year old with us - passed close at times. So we were cautious but it did not stop us having a nice ride every day. The main roads can be quite crazy - cars going quickly and trying to avoid the potholes.

: Any information on how the roads are for tandems? We are thinking of cycling
: from Prague to Vienna via Tabor, Hluboka, Cesky Krumlov, Telc, Znojmo,
: Milkulov, etc.
Not very much up to date info but as part of a longer trip about 20 years ago we went from Linz, Austria, north to Prague through some of the places you mention. From memory the roads then were fine. A bit busy getting into Prague but that was before digital map days and internet so I'm sure a better route can now be found out. I would assume the main roads are now busier but recall that we were frequently on quite minor roads through villages, forestry, farmland etc which were quiet and fine for a tandem, and I assume are still probably very similar. We occasionally used sections of unmade road which again were generally OK. The only close passes remembered was on the road from Linz to the border which was used by a lot of lorries, but once into the country and on smaller roads things quietened down.

Don't be put off by the Soviet era development surrounding the towns like Cesky Krumlov as once in the centre they were really pretty. I just hope there is not know too much tourism as even then it was quite busy.

I am sure you will have a great time.

: Any information on how the roads are for tandems? We are thinking of cycling
: from Prague to Vienna via Tabor, Hluboka, Cesky Krumlov, Telc, Znojmo,
: Milkulov, etc.
We rode Vienna to Prague in 2014 as part of our route from Budapest back to Dunkirk/Dover. We used the Greenways Route. http://www.pragueviennagreenways.org/cycle.html. Bought a book of maps in Budapest for the Greenways. It was in Czech and Prague to Vienna so had to interpret it in reverse. Signage was iffy and some roads were tracks thru forests. It was a challenge. To get into center of Prague where we were staying (Wenceslas Square) a policeman point us to a tram track and said follow that tram And track into the Square - simple . Luckily our tandem is MTB designed using 26×1.6 Schwalbe Marathon Supreme Foldable Touring Tyres. Broke 5 rear driveside spokes and blow a tyre (luckily Belgium on the flat) enroute