On a classic route, this bike tour combines getting to know wonderful landscapes along the great river with visits to the old and yet eternally young Danube metropolises. Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest - cities that still bask in the splendor of bygone times. In this beautiful and varied river landscape you will always come across cultural sites that tell stories of bygone times and exude a touch of nostalgia. Eckartsau Castle became the fateful castle of the last Austrian imperial couple, Karl I and Zita. Bratislava was also the coronation city of Hungarian kings and achieved the greatest fame under Empress Maria Theresa. Esztergom, with the largest church in Hungary, is the birthplace and coronation city of the first Hungarian king, Stephen, and Empress Sissi of Austria was crowned Queen of Hungary in Budapest.
- Good value for money
- Tour incl. hotels and luggage transport
- Extensive route booklet & GPS data
- Top brand rental bikes bookable
- More than 30 years of experience
Day 1: Arrival in Vienna
Individual arrival in the waltz metropolis. This evening is yours - how about a little stroll through town or a visit to a typical Viennese wine tavern?
Overnight stay in Vienna
Day 2: Vienna – Bad-Deutsch-Altenburg region, approx. 42 km
The Donauauen National Park begins right outside Vienna and is an idyllic landscape with a variety of fauna and flora. Past Orth Castle and Eckartsau Castle you reach the spa town of Bad-Deutsch-Altenburg, where the Romans left their mark.
Overnight stay in the Bad-Deutsch-Altenburg region
Day 3: Bad-Deutsch-Altenburg region – Bratislava, approx. 26 km
Nestled between the Hainburg mountains and the small Carpathians, the blue ribbon of the Danube meanders. The Slovakian capital Bratislava enchants with a dreamy old town and numerous magnificent buildings. The castle towers high above the Danube.
Overnight in Bratislava
Day 4: Bratislava - Györ, approx. 50 km + train ride Mosonmagyarovar - Györ
The Rye Island is a paradise for birds and fish. In the midst of this untouched landscape with small islands you will find dreamy farming villages and a labyrinth of Danube side arms. After a short train ride you reach Györ, at the confluence of 3 rivers and with a beautiful, baroque old town.
Overnight stay in Gyor
Day 5: Györ – Komarno region, approx. 57 km
The Babolna National Stud is world famous for its Arabian breeding. Cycle through gently rolling agricultural land back to the Danube to the divided town of Komarom, King Matthias's favorite town.
Overnight in Komarno region
Day 6: Komarno region – Danube Bend, approx. 52 km
You cycle along the Slovakian bank of the Danube on causeways and side roads with little traffic through small farming villages and past the Roman fort of Kelemantia to the bishop and royal town of Esztergom, which with the basilica as the largest church in Hungary is a glamorous highlight of this journey.
Overnight in the Danube Bend
Day 7: Danube Bend – Budapest, approx. 62 km + boat trip
In the midst of the hilly landscape, the stream divides: On the Szentendre Island you cycle through small, idyllic villages. The town of Szentendre on the mainland is world-famous with its countless small handicraft shops and the Skanzen open-air museum. A very special highlight: during a boat trip to Budapest you can enjoy a unique view of the most famous sights of this city
Overnight stay in Budapest
Day 8: Departure from Budapest
The morning is for free usage. If you wish, you can take the bus back to Vienna, departure times possible every 2 hours, bus also stops at Vienna Schwechat Airport on request, travel time to Vienna center approx. 3 hours.
- 7 nights in booked cat. incl. breakfast
- Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
- 7 days service hotline
- 1 x per room travel documents (DE)
- 1 x train ride Mosonmagyarovar – Györ (incl. bike)
- 1 x boat trip (train trip outside the shipping season) Szentendre – Budapest
Travel prices 2023
| Price in € per person * |
Cat I
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Cat II
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|---|---|---|
| Double room including breakfast | €669 | €759 |
| Single room including breakfast | €879 | €1065 |
Seasonal prices
From 06.05.2023/30.06.2023 to XNUMX
- €50,00 surcharge in Cat. I
- €90,00 surcharge in Cat. II
From 01.07.2023/03.09.2023 to XNUMX
- €100,00 surcharge in Cat. I
- €150,00 surcharge in Cat. II
From 04.09.2023/05.10.2023 to XNUMX
- €50,00 surcharge in Cat. I
- €90,00 surcharge in Cat. II
Rental bikes
- Rental bike with luggage bag - €88,00
- Electric rental bike with luggage bag - €198,00
Additional Services
- Cycling helmet sale (payable on site €29, reservation required) - €0,00
- Half board (6x, Cat. I) - €179,00
- Half board (7x, Cat. II) - €199,00
Note: All prices are per person.
Vienna
| Cat I | Cat II |
Double room (DR) | 76 EUR | 76 EUR |
Single room (SR) | 99 EUR | 99 EUR |
Budapest
| Cat I | Cat II |
Double room (DR) | 69 EUR | 69 EUR |
Single room (SR) | 125 EUR | 125 EUR |
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travel code
- UNG 03
Vienna - Bratislava - Budapest
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Duration
- 8 days
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Overnight stays
- 7 nights
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Overnight stays
- about 289 km
3 countries - one tour
Every Saturday: 22.04. - 05.05. + 06.10. - 11.10.; Every Saturday and Sunday: 06.05. - 05.10.
| Price in € per person * 2023 |
Cat I
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Cat II
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|---|---|---|
| Double room including breakfast | €669 | €759 |
| Single room including breakfast | €879 | €1065 |
Attention: This trip is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Book now Price calculatorTrain: to main station Vienna / from main station Budapest
Parking:
- Hotel garage of the arrival hotel: a. 80 € per week, unguarded, (Cat. II) (no guarantee, subject to availability, no reservation possible.)
- Public parking garage: Park & Ride: approx. €18-30 per week, unsupervised, near the Leopoldau underground station (no guarantee, subject to availability, no reservation possible.)
Rooms with shower/toilet or bath/toilet
Category I: country-typical, cozy hotels, inns and pensions, in Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest 4-star hotels
Category II: selected 4-star comfort hotels in all locations
Not included: Cultural tax, bed tax, arrival and departure, transfers, excursions, entrance and sightseeing fees, city maps, ferry fees, insurance, tips and personal expenses
This trip/s is/are not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
