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LeithaauenPhoto: Angela Göschl, Burgenland Tourismus - Erlebnisregion Neusiedler See
The Heideradweg (B211) is a circular route through seven municipalities in the Leithaauen region
The 60-90 km (various variants) long circular route through seven municipalities in the Leithaauen region leads mainly over asphalted farm roads and dedicated paths with integration of the B26 and R1, passing picturesque towns, the unique natural landscape of the Leithaauen and the heathland with its diverse fauna and flora, as well as to the most beautiful sights such as pilgrimage chapels, beautiful old churches, the historic path through Kittsee, the sculpture park at the tripoint in Deutsch Jahrndorf, or the cellar district in Edelstal. The cycling route is flat to gently hilly and easy to manage. Direct connection to the Danube Cycle Path, the discovery tour Donauland-Römerland Carnuntum, the cycle route network at Neusiedler See, as well as cross-border into Slovakia and Hungary.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Austria: There is a bicycle helmet requirement for children up to 12 years old. Reflective vests are not mandatory at dusk, darkness, or poor visibility but are certainly advantageous. Here is the Austrian bicycle ordinance.
Slovakia: Bicycle helmet is mandatory for all children under 15. For adults, helmet use is only mandatory outside urban areas. However, it is strongly recommended that adults always wear a bicycle helmet. Cyclists riding on the roadside under reduced visibility must wear visible signaling elements or a reflective vest.
Hungary: There is no helmet requirement for cyclists. The maximum speed outside the local area is 40 km/h for cyclists. 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 reflective vest.
Travel documents: A valid ID card or passport is mandatory!
Tips and suggestions
The Burgenland App also informs you about routes, course, and elevation meters on the go.
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Roadbook
The cycling route is flat to hilly and easy to manage.
You can start in any town along the route since it is a circular route!
Rastplatz Kittsee
Aussichtsturm & Rastplatz Pama
Rastplatz Gattendorf 2
Rastplatz Gattendorf 1
Trinkbrunnen - Kreuzung Annagasse - Alois Henning Gasse
Rastplatz Ausfahrt Zurndorf
Aussichtsturm Zurndorf
Rastplatz Nickelsdorf
Trinkbrunnen - Spielplatz bei Baumzeile 3
Trinkbrunnen - B211 Radweg, bei Windgasse
Region "Leithaauen - Neusiedler See"
Trinkbrunnen - Kirchengasse Kinderspielplatz
Rastplatz Pama
Rastplatz Kellerviertel Edelstal
Trinkbrunnen - Kellergasse
Trinkbrunnen - Paargasse, Gartenviertel
Rastplatz Berg 2
Rastplatz Königswarte - Panzersperre in Berg
Rastplatz zwischen Kittsee und Berg
Castle Kittsee
Trinkwasserentnahmestelle Kittsee
Rastplatz Zentrum Kittsee
Public transport
Arrival by train:
Neusiedler See is easily and comfortably accessible by train. Whether you arrive from Switzerland, Germany, western or southern Austria: you can change trains comfortably at Vienna main station. The ÖBB regional trains take you to Neusiedl am See station in less than 40 minutes, where coordinated bus and train connections towards Kittsee are also offered. Most trains allow bike transport: on Railjet and EC/IC as well as Nightjet trains, a reservation for your bike is mandatory. On regional trains, your bike is taken without a reservation depending on the availability of bike spaces.
Timetable info: ÖBB
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Directions
Details about arrival can be found here: Calculate route
Parking
If you arrive 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 map "Cycling Experience Neusiedler See" with all bike routes in the region at every tourist office.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions