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Zwei Radfahrer in Großaufnahme, dahinter Weingärten.Photo: MaxonesPhoto, Burgenland Tourismus
This route also has much to offer culturally! Worth seeing are the Carl Goldmark Museum in Deutschkreutz, the Wine and Flag-Throwing Museum in the old town hall in Neckenmarkt with its small but exquisite wine shop in the vaulted cellar below, as well as Franz Liszt's birthplace and the Liszt Trail in Raiding. Those who love magnificent views should take a short detour to the popular Donatus Chapel, nestled amidst the vineyards of Neckenmarkt. The extra elevation gain through the vineyards is definitely worth it. You can reach the "Blaufränkischblick" viewing platform in Horitschon without any additional incline, which offers a beautiful panoramic view.
Thanks to excellent signage and paved paths, the B40 is perfect for a relaxed day trip with a trekking bike or e-bike.
Author’s recommendation
Note: At the "Bienendorf" (Bee Village) in Deutschkreutz, the route used to involve carrying bicycles up a staircase with 20 steps. A new path has since been built, allowing cyclists to easily bypass the steps.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
As many cycle paths are farm tracks, agricultural traffic is to be expected. Mutual consideration ensures that these paths remain pleasant to use for everyone.In Austria, cycle helmets are compulsory for children up to the age of 12. Safety waistcoats are not compulsory at dusk, in the dark or in poor visibility, but are certainly an advantage. Click here for the Austrian bicycle regulations.
Tips and suggestions
www.mittelburgenland-roslia.infoRoadbook
Deutschkreutz-Kleinwarasdorf-Raiding-Horitschon-Neckenmarkt-Deutschkreutz
Ortsvinothek Neckenmarkt
Fahnenschwinger- & Weinbaumuseum
Carl Goldmark Museum
Gasthof Zur Traube
Inn Lazarus
Inn Trummer
Parish church - Lehmden church
Café at the church square
Inn Huszar
Kirchenwirt Heinrich
Liszt am Bach
Liszt Center Raiding
Liszt Museum Raiding
„Blaufränkischblick“
Donatus Chapel
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Arrival by train to Deutschkreutz station:From Vienna Central Station, a train departs hourly towards Deutschkreutz via Neufeld an der Leitha and Wulkaprodersdorf.
Arrival by bus:
Many towns in Central Burgenland, such as Oberpullendorf, Horitschon, and Neckenmarkt, can be reached several times a day from Vienna Central Station by bus with just one transfer.
The following route planners will help you plan your journey:
Burgenland Public Transport: www.verkehrsbetriebe-burgenland.at/fahrplan-verbindungen
Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB): www.oebb.at or the ÖBB Scotty app
Eastern Region Transport Association (VOR): www.vor.at or the VOR AnachB app
Local Mobility:
The Burgenland on-demand shared taxi service "BAST" bridges the last mile and improves accessibility to individual communities in Central Burgenland. Just one call is all it takes, and BAST will arrive at your designated stop at the desired departure time.
Operating hours and terms of carriage: www.bast-burgenland.at
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Directions
The most comfortable way to reach the region by car is via Vienna (via A1, A2, A3 or A4) and then to the Oberpullendorf district via the S31.Parking
Free parking is available in the towns of central Burgenland.Coordinates
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Equipment
Comfortable clothing, bicycle helmet, sunscreen, drinking waterDerived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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