Cycling from Vienna to Budapest

8 Days Excluding Flights From

8 Days from

USD 1985

Cycling

Activity Level

Easy & Moderate

Ways to Travel :

Self-Guided Holidays

Activity :

Cycling

Ages :

12+

Trip Code :

C07VB

Enjoy 3 capital cities in one week as you journey from Austria to Hungary.

This is a classic ride linking two historic cities. Your journey starts in Vienna, which requires little introduction, with its abundance of famous sites, entertainment and culture. The River Danube serves as the spine of the cycling route as you meander back and forth through woodland, farmland, avenues of walnut trees, wide flat landscapes and shady hills. A night is spent in the pretty city of Bratislava and in the lovely town of Gyor, as we head towards the Danube Bend at Esztergom. The end point for the trip is the city of Budapest with time to soak up the wonderful atmosphere and enjoy the stunning architecture.

Highlights

Meander along the Danube
Cycle 3 countries in one week
Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest

Key Information

7 nights 4-star hotels
6 days cycling with luggage transfers
80% cycle path, 20% road
E-bike hire available on request (supplement applies)
Mainly quiet roads and cycle paths, but some busier points when entering/leaving the cities
Gentle hills on some days
Self-guided holiday. Min age 12 yrs

Countries visited: Austria, Hungary, Slovakia

What's Included

All breakfasts
All accommodation (see accommodation)
All luggage transfers
Route notes and maps
Navigation app
High Quality Bikes
Boat ticket from Szentendre to Budapest including bikes (by train early/late season and Mons)
Train ticket including bike from Györ to Komàrom

What's Not Included

Travel insurance
Single accommodation (compulsory supplement)
Visas or vaccinations
Dinners

6 Days of Cycling

Terrain:

The suggested cycling mainly follows quiet tarmac roads and designated cycle paths, however, there are some sections on busier roads. Much of the route is gently undulating, but there are some steeper hills.

Day 2

46 km / 28.6 miles

Day 3

37 km / 23 miles

Day 4

37 km / 23 miles

Day 5

40 km / 24.9 miles

Day 6

55 km / 34.2 miles

Day 7

65 km / 40.4 miles

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C07VB - Cycling from Vienna to Budapest

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Cycling from Vienna to Budapest

Enjoy 3 capital cities in one week as you journey from Austria to Hungary.

6 Days of Cycling

Sustainability and Impact

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Itinerary

Vienna Budapest London London

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