Day-To-Day- Arrival in Vienna.
- Vienna – Bad Deutsch Altenburg/Petronell-Carnuntum, 34 mi.
- Bad Deutsch Altenburg/Petronell-Carnuntum – Mosonmagyarovar, 37 mi.
- Mosonmagyarovar – Györ, 28 mi.
- Györ – Tata, 37 mi.
- Tata – Esztergom, 34 mi.
- Esztergom – Budapest, 43 mi.
- Departure from Budapest.
DAY 1: Vienna
Individual arrival to the capital of Austria and an overnight in the city. Upon arrival at the first hotel, there will be a welcome by the tour guide and dinner.
DAY 2: Vienna - Bad Deutsch Altenburg, 36 mi.
After acquainting ourselves with the bicycles, we shall leave Vienna. On the dam of Hubertus, we'll cycle via Eckertsau, which has a baroque hunting lodge, to Bad Deutsch Altenburg. During the evening, there is the possibility of taking a trip to the excavations of the ancient Roman camp Carnuntum.
DAY 3: Bad Deutsch Altenburg - Mosonmagyarovar, 43 mi.
First, we'll start our day with a journey along the southern side of the Danube to the Austrian-Slovakian border, where the little country of Slovakia will rub off an excellent first impression. Near Rajka, we'll enter into Hungary and arrive in Mosonmagyarovar, also known as the town of 17 bridges.
DAY 4: Mosonmagyarovar - Györ, 28 mi.
With the Danube constantly at our side, we'll cycle through numerous little villages before reaching the quaint town of Györ. Györ has quite a large number of attractions. The medieval town center is located by the confluence of the Raab and Mosoni-Duna Rivers. Especially worth seeing are the Bishops castle with the Gothic Doczy-Kapelle, the cathedral housing a bust of St. Ladislaus from the 15th century and the city hall.
DAY 5: Györ - Tata, 35 mi.
We'll depart Györ through the suburbs and continue on cycling through the lowlands of the hill country of Transdanubien. Via Babolna and Kocs, we'll enter into the picturesque village of Tata. Here, we can walk round the idyllic Old Lake with a moated castle from the 15th century.
DAY 6: Tata - Esztergom, 34 mi.
Today will introduce us to the only hilly part of the tour. Cycling up a hill, we'll head back to the Danube after some beautiful departures between vineyards near Tát. After which, we'll arrive into Esztergom.
DAY 7: Esztergom - Budapest, 28/42 mi.
The last day will begin with a look at the basilica of Esztergom, the largest and most impressive church in Hungary. Next, we'll make our departure and ride to the traditional small town of Visegrad, where we can see the ruins of the Renaissance castle by Matthias Corvinus. Then, we'll reverse banks and cycle along the lively island of Szentendre, where a number of small galleries and studios can be seen. From here, Budapest will soon be just around the corner, where we'll be expected at a nice hotel easily reached on bike within the center of the city.
DAY 8: Budapest
After breakfast and a leisure morning spent sightseeing the city of Budapest, our journey will come to its end.
