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Festival bike routePhoto: stills&emotions, Burgenland Tourismus - Erlebnisregion Neusiedler See
This cycle route on the western shore of Lake Neusiedl connects Esterházy Castle, the quarry in St. Margarethen, the lake festivals, and many other cultural highlights with appealing wine and culinary experiences.
This cycle route on the western shore of Lake Neusiedl connects some of the most beautiful towns of Burgenland and combines cultural highlights with appealing wine and culinary experiences. Along the way, you will encounter the picturesque old town of Rust with its baroque townhouses, get a behind-the-scenes look in the festival venues of Mörbisch am See and St. Margarethen, and admire the magnificent Esterházy Castle in the Haydn metropolis Eisenstadt. Gourmet delights tempt at Taubenkobel in Schützen, at the Wine Academy Rust, and in the castle wine shop Eisenstadt. Quiet culture lovers will likely enjoy alternatives – for example, the program at Cselley Mill Oslip or the "Platz der Freiheit" (Place of Freedom), which once wrote European history.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Since many cycle paths are agricultural roads, expect agricultural traffic there. Mutual consideration ensures that these paths remain pleasant for everyone to use.
Austria: A bicycle helmet is mandatory for children up to 12 years old. Safety vests are not mandatory at dusk, in darkness, or poor visibility but are certainly advantageous. Here is the Austrian bicycle regulation.
Slovakia: Bicycle helmets are mandatory for all children under 15 years. For adults, helmets are only mandatory outside urban areas. However, it is strongly recommended that adults always wear a bicycle helmet. Cyclists riding on the road edge under reduced visibility must wear visible signaling elements or a safety vest.
Hungary: There is no helmet obligation for cyclists. The maximum speed for cyclists outside built-up areas is 40 km/h. A speed of 50 km/h is allowed if the cyclist wears a helmet. At night and in poor visibility, all cyclists must wear a safety vest.
Travel documents: A valid identity card or passport is mandatory!
Tips and suggestions
The Burgenland App also informs you on the go about routes, course, and elevation meters.
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Roadbook
The route runs from Eisenstadt to Schützen am Gebirge, continuing to Donnerskirchen, along the B10 via Oggau to Rust and Mörbisch, and finally via Platz der Freiheit, St. Margarethen, and Trausdorf back to Eisenstadt.
The indicated route can also be completed in smaller partial loops and with shortcuts:
Partial loop/variant 1: Donnerskirchen - Oggau - Oslip - Schützen - Donnerskirchen
Partial loop/variant 2: Rust - St. Margarethen - Trausdorf - Oslip - Oggau - Rust
Partial loop/variant 3: Mörbisch - St. Margarethen - Rust - Mörbisch
Partial loop/variant 4: Eisenstadt - Schützen - Oslip - Trausdorf - Eisenstadt
Regional Museum of Burgenland
Wine Museum in Schloss Esterházy
Trinkbrunnen - Hauptstraße 9
Tourist Information
Haydn House
Trinkbrunnen - Hauptstraße 24
Trinkbrunnen - Hauptstraße 45
Cultural & Congress Centre Eisentadt
Trinkbrunnen - Quellengasse Spielplatz
Rastplatz Donnerskirchen 5
Mountain church to Saint Martin
Rastplatz Donnerskirchen "2"
Trinkbrunnen - Bahnstraße 108
Rastplatz Donnerskirchen
Rastplatz Donnerskirchen Skulptur
Rastplatz mit Dach (zw. Donnerskirchen + Oggau)
Trinkbrunnen - Sebastianstraße 4, vor Freiwilliger Feuerwehr
"Weinlaubenkuppel"
Rastplatz zwischen Oggau und Rust 2
Trinkbrunnen - B10 Rust - Oggau, Rastplatz Mitterkräfte Gmerk
Museum Kremayrhaus
Rastplatz zwischen Rust und Mörbisch am See 1
Trinkbrunnen - B10 Mörbisch-Rust Rastplatz, Goldberghütte
Rastplatz zwischen Rust und Mörbisch am See 3
See-Ackerl-Eck
museum "Heimathaus Mörbisch"
courtyard alleys - "Hofgassen Mörbisch am See"
lake festival "Mörbisch"
Rastplatz Weindenkmal Mörbisch am See
Rastplatz in den Mörbischer Weinbergen 2
Martinsplatzerl in Mörbisch
Trinkbrunnen - B31 Radweg bei Waldgrenze Mörbisch Rastplatz
The monument to European freedom
Natural lagoon St. Margarethen
Quarry in St. Margarethen
"Trausdorfer" Art Mile
Pulverturm
Trinkbrunnen - Pfarrgasse 25
Public transport
Arrival by train:
Lake Neusiedl is easily & comfortably accessible by train. No matter if you come from Switzerland, Germany, or western or southern Austria: You can change trains relaxedly at Vienna main station. The ÖBB regional trains bring you to Neusiedl am See station in just under 40 minutes, where coordinated bus and train connections towards Eisenstadt are also offered. In most trains, bicycle transport is possible: In Railjet and EC/IC as well as in Nightjets, a reservation for your bicycle is absolutely necessary. In regional trains, your bicycle is transported without reservation depending on the availability of bicycle spaces.
Timetable information: ÖBB
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Directions
Details for arrival can be found here: Calculate route
Parking
If you arrive by car and want to park in Eisenstadt or one of the surrounding towns, please contact the respective tourist office.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
At every tourist office, you receive the bike map "Cycling experience Lake Neusiedl" with all cycle paths in the region.
Recommended maps for this region:
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions