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On the extension of the Hansag cycle path (B22) you can enjoy complete peace and the wide open land.
Cycle along the Einser canal, past vineyards with views over the Pannonian plain. The landscape is reminiscent of the Hungarian puszta. The Hansag cycle path surrounds the protected area of one of the landmarks of the Neusiedler See - Seewinkel National Park: the famous and shy great bustard - a sight that fascinates not only bird lovers.
This cycle path is a secret tip for all cyclists looking for authenticity and peace.
As part of the EU project "Fertö-Hansag mobil", the Hansag cycle path was extended. The B22 now leads from the historically significant Bridge of Andau along the Einser canal westward to the newly built Baron Berg Gusztav Bridge. From here, you can reach the original course of the B22 again via Wallern and Tadten. Also, a detour to the Hungarian town of Kapuvár, about 14 km away, is now possible via newly built cycle paths.
Author’s recommendation
In Andau, you should definitely visit "The Bridge of Andau": a escape route for thousands of Hungarians in 1956, it has become a meeting place for international artists who line the area with objects and sculptures in the spirit of the historic events.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Austria: Bicycle helmet is mandatory for children up to 12 years old. Reflective vests are not mandatory at dusk, darkness or in poor visibility but are definitely an advantage. Here is the Austrian bicycle regulation.
Slovakia: Bicycle helmets are mandatory for all children under 15 years. For adults, helmets are only compulsory outside urban areas. However, it is highly recommended that adults also always wear a bicycle helmet. Cyclists driving on the roadside in reduced visibility must wear visible signal elements or a reflective 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 permitted if the cyclist wears a helmet. At night and in poor visibility, all cyclists must wear a reflective vest.
Travel documents: Valid ID card or passport is mandatory!
Tips and suggestions
The Burgenland App also informs you on the go about routes, course and altitude meters.
Are you looking for a ready-made package for your active holiday? Here you will find it: Package offers at Neusiedler See
Roadbook
You can start in any town along the route since it is a circular route!
Trinkwasserentnahmestelle Tadten
Rastplatz zwischen Tadten & Andau
Puszta Lake Andau
Rastplatz Fluchtstraße Andau
Vogel Aussichtsturm
Refugee Route of Andau
The Bridge of Andau
Rastplatz bei der Brücke von Andau
Public transport
Arrival by train:
Neusiedler See is easily and comfortably accessible by train. Whether you come from Switzerland, Germany, western or southern Austria: you can change trains relaxed at Vienna Central Station. ÖBB regional trains take you in just under 40 minutes to Neusiedl am See station, where coordinated bus and train connections to Wallern are also offered. In most trains, taking your bike is possible: on Railjet and in EC/IC as well as Nightjets a reservation for your bike is absolutely necessary. On regional trains, your bike will be taken without reservation subject to availability of bike spaces.
Timetable info: ÖBB
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Directions
Details about arrival can be found here: Calculate route
Parking
If you are arriving by car and want to park in one of the towns, please contact the respective tourist office.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
You can get the "Cycling Experience Neusiedler See" with all cycle paths in the region at every tourist office.
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
A pair of binoculars is highly recommended as it allows you to explore the beauties of nature even better.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions
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