Field and meadow route

Route: St. Pölten Town Hall – Train station – Cycle path next to Westbahn – Glanzstoff footbridge – Traisental cycle path (right bank) – before Ratzersdorfer Lake turn right
– Mühlbach bridge – Ratzersdorf – Caution crossing B1 – Zwischenbrunn – on the Wienerwald cycle path 404 to Pottenbrunn station – Untergrafendorf – direction Kapelln (start gravel road) – continue on RW 404 – Thalheim Castle – after Obermoos field path – short section on state road – Würmla – north direction crossing the new Westbahn line – B1 towards Vienna – Hankenfeld – turn to Weinzierl – Atzenbrugg Castle – back to the intersection – turn right – Heiligeneich – Hütteldorf – Hasendorf – Eggendorf – Reidling – Sitzenberg Castle (HBLA) – Ahrenberg (cellar lane) – Traismauer – Oberndorf – Einöd – St. Andrä, turn to the Traisental cycle path – Viehofner Lakes – Wagram footbridge – St. Pölten Town Hall.

No special requirements for the bikes. Helmets are mandatory for children under 12 years.

Please observe the traffic regulations! Groups with children are advised to dismount and push their bikes together when crossing streets.

West Motorway A1, exit St. Pölten South/East

Arrival by bus or train to St. Pölten Main Station possible.

Underground garage Radhausplatz / Karmeliterhof parking garage

Responsible for the content of this tour

St. Pölten Tourist Information

Rathausplatz 1, 3100 St. Pölten

Tel: +43 2742 333 5000 E-mail: tourismus@st-poelten.gv.at

www.stpoeltentourismus.at/radfahren

Along the way: Thalheim Castle, Atzenbrugg Castle with Franz Schubert Museum, Sitzenberg castle pond, Ahrenberg cellar lane with observation tower, St. Pölten 3-lakes experience, numerous wine taverns and gastronomy establishments.