Connecting cycle path Danube "Neusiedl am See to Bad Deutsch-Altenburg" (B21)

Places on the B21:

Neusiedl am See, Parndorf, Neudorf bei Parndorf, Potzneusiedl, Deutsch-Haslau, Schönabrunn, Bad Deutsch-Altenburg

Since many cycle paths are agricultural estate roads, agricultural traffic must be expected there. Mutual consideration ensures that these paths remain pleasant and usable for everyone.

AUSTRIA

Helmet obligation applies for children up to 12 years. Reflective vests are not mandatory at dusk, darkness or in poor visibility, but certainly an advantage. Here you find the Austrian bicycle regulation.

Details about arrival can be found here: Calculate route

Arrival by train:

The Neusiedler See is easily & comfortably accessible by train. Whether you come from Switzerland, Germany, western or southern Austria: you can change trains at Vienna Hauptbahnhof in a relaxed manner. The ÖBB regional trains bring you to Neusiedl am See station in just under 40 minutes. Carrying your bike is possible on most trains: a reservation for your bike is absolutely necessary on Railjet and EC/IC as well as Nightjets. In regional trains, your bike can be carried without reservation depending on availability of bike spaces.

Timetable information: www.oebb.at

If you arrive by car and want to start in Neusiedl am See, you can park at the main station there. Just a few hundred meters away is the entrance to the connecting cycle path. However, you can also start and park in any other place at the lake - in this case, it is best to contact the respective tourist office.

The Burgenland App also informs you on the go about routes, path course and elevation meters.

Are you looking for a ready-made package for your active holiday? You will find it here: Package offers at Neusiedler See

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All information here: Burgenland Card