Start / Finish: Mistelbach
The route is around 51 km long and takes you to the highest elevation in the Weinviertel. Once you reach the Buschberg, you have already completed half of the route. Enjoy the breathtaking view before heading back to Mistelbach, mostly downhill.
Author’s recommendation
In Niederleis, you should make a detour via Nodendorf to Ernstbrunn. The Wildpark Ernstbrunn is definitely worth a visit. Here you will encounter various species of deer and mouflons, chamois and ibex climbing steep rock walls, as well as wild boars wallowing in the mud.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Show elevation profileRest stops
Altes Depot MistelbachRestaurant Diesner
Gasthaus Die Landwirtin
Steiner's - Annenheim Restaurant & Cafe
Safety information
Please follow the route description of this section, as it is not signposted as an independent round. We recommend downloading the gpx track or the PDF document.
Tips and suggestions
Local vendors along the route:
- Farm shop Graf & Greis, Hüttendorf
Open 24 hours - Nah & Frisch, Asparn
Mon-Fri 6-12:15 & 16-18 / Sat 7-12 - Menzl Bakery, Niederleis
Mon-Sat 6:30-12 - ADEG, Ladendorf
Mon-Fri 6:30-18:00 / Sat 6:30-12
Bike-friendly restaurants along the route:
- Gasthaus Die Landwirtin, Niederleis
Wed 9-15 / Thu-Sat 9-23 / Sun 9-21 - Steiner's Annenheim Restaurant, Ladendorf
Mon-Sat from 10:30 / Sun, holidays from 9 - Hotel-Restaurant zur Linde, Mistelbach
Mon 11:30-14 / Tue-Sat 11:30-14 & 17:30-00:00 - Restaurant Diesner, Mistelbach
Tue-Sat 9-0:00 / Sun, holidays 9-17
Roadbook
The cycling route starts in Mistelbach at the parking lot of the MAMUZ Museum Mistelbach. Mistelbach can be easily reached by train or bus. From the starting point, you are still about 15 minutes away. In Mistelbach, you have the opportunity to visit the MAMUZ Museum Mistelbach and the Nitsch Museum. From here, you cycle towards the train station. You now continue on the wine bike path "Blauburger." The path leads via Hüttendorf to Asparn an der Zaya. In Hüttendorf, you will find a drinking fountain at the Blume am Paukerspitz. You can experience prehistory up close at MAMUZ Schloss Asparn.
The route continues on the wine bike path "Blauburger" via Olgersdorf, Zwentendorf, and Wenzersdorf towards Gnadendorf. Numerous inns – such as Gasthaus Bauer or Gasthaus Öfferl – offer you the opportunity to refresh yourself on this section. Before Gnadendorf, you leave the wine bike path "Blauburger" and continue cycling towards Niederleis. Then you pass by Buschberg, the highest elevation of Weinviertel. The managed hut invites you for a small refreshment. The view over the diverse landscape with its fields, forests, and dry meadows, cultivated since the Neolithic, is magnificent.
From Niederleis, you continue towards Klein Sitzendorf and return to the wine bike path "Blauburger." The route continues via Pürstendorf to Ladendorf. Don't miss the opportunity to visit one of the numerous inns and cafés here as well. Passing Paasdorf, you then return to the starting point in Mistelbach. Both in Paasdorf and Mistelbach, one of the typical wine taverns of the Weinviertel invites you for a final snack. Alternatively, you can end your cycling trip at one of the restaurants in Mistelbach.
Kellergasse Niederleis
Buschberg Hut
Heimatmuseum Niederleis
Ladendorf
Niederleis
Naturpark Leiser Berge
MAMUZ Schloss Asparn/Zaya
Schloss Niederleis
Schlossruine Wenzersdorf
nitsch museum
MAMUZ Museum Mistelbach
Mistelbach
Schloss Ladendorf
St. Martin
Altes Depot Mistelbach
Restaurant Diesner
Gasthaus Die Landwirtin
Steiner's - Annenheim Restaurant & Cafe
Schaugarten Köhler
Public transport
Mistelbach can be reached by both train and bus. Many connections are offered from Laa and from Vienna or Wolkersdorf.
Directions
By car, you can reach Mistelbach via the A5 motorway. Coming from Retz or Laa, you drive via the B46 federal road. From Hollabrunn, the B40 federal road leads to Mistelbach.
Parking
The associated parking lot is located 300 m from the MAMUZ Museum Mistelbach. You can park your car there for free.
Coordinates
Equipment
We recommend you bring enough drinks with you.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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