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Passau, Germany
Budapest, Hungary
Highlights
Cycling along the Danube bike path
Exploring the majestic cities of Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest and the three river town of Passau
Experiencing the timelessness of the river landscape
Visiting the Basilica in Esztergom, the abbey at Melk, the Danube Bend and the Danube loop
Discovering the "Little Alföld" Protected Area and the Danube floodplain National park
Itinerary
Cycle across four countries—Germany, Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary—on the epic "Danube Cycle" tour, a 14-day self-guided bicycle journey from Passau to Budapest. This moderate-level trip is crafted for experienced travelers eager to immerse themselves in European history, architecture, and diverse cultures.
Pedal through the scenic Wachau Valley, past Baroque castles, medieval monasteries, and vineyards clinging to hillsides. The route takes you through celebrated cities like Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest, as well as charming riverside villages where the Danube’s influence is woven into daily life. Along the way, soak up the region’s rich past, from grand palaces to poignant reminders of Europe’s unity and division.
The standout feature of this tour package is its cross-border scope, offering a seamless blend of cycling adventure and cultural discovery. With all accommodations, meals, and transport included, this journey is a compelling way to experience the legendary Danube’s role as Europe’s connecting thread.

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