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We had a ride report in our national forum. They took a flight to Barcelona in Spain, rented a bike there and up in the Pyreenees they went riding around with local hostels. No plan what so ever. Not knowing the prices but €100 a day for a GS 1200 with panniers. All they brought was the riding gear and other clothes
Of course you have to go for the stunning alps. Start and end at Munchen. I think it´s a good ride if you want to take it slow is:-Grossglockner, visit also the village Heiligenblut after Grossglockner- Couple of days at Dolomites. Maybe at the same time visit the Venice and hold hands? - Stelvio- Turn to Livigno at Bormio(after Stelvio)- From Livigno turn right or left and take some of the passes,( maybe turn left and take Swiss alps)
@Saarela's suggestions are all good but Switzerland is very expensive. If you go to the Stelvio, part way down towards Bormio is a right turn and a border crossing,a beautiful Alpine road, part gravel to valley overlooked by a roadside restaurant. (I'll find the names if you are interested in going) that could make a small and inexpensive trip and return the same way back to the less expensive Italy. Then down into Bormio, a beautiful town where the Milanese jet set hang out.JK