Thermal route, Siklós - Mohács

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Distance 57.7 km

4:54 h

162 m

168 m

142 m

80 m

A cycling route connecting Thermal Spa Siklós and the Mohács swimming pool. During a thermal route, we can cycle between two baths in a rural environment.

This cycling route connects more than two thermal baths. We can admire the Villány Hills from the south, where the Hungarian lily grows, which is the symbol of the Villány wine region. In Siklós, you can get excellent white wine, while in Villány, you can get red wine. Our tour’s goal is Mohács, but we also pass Nagyharsány, which is interesting since these settlements mark the symbolic beginning and end of the Turkish occupation. The two decisive battles took place in 1526 and 1687, and we visit their sites. This perhaps makes the Villány section one of the most interesting parts because of this historical spice.

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