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Wind turbines in the evening sunPhoto: Angela Göschl, Burgenland Tourismus - Erlebnisregion Neusiedler See
Cycle among giants! On the Windradweg (B29) you can enjoy pure nature and lots of peace and quiet.
Cycle among giants! The countless wind turbines along the path will impress you. Enjoy the peace of this route! The fully paved path connects the towns on the “Parndorfer Platte”. Use the guidance for a shopping stop at the “McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Parndorf” or the “Fashion Outlet Parndorf”. There is almost always a faithful companion here: the wind. Sometimes a gentle breeze, sometimes it blows stormily across the fields and meadows.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Since many cycle paths are agricultural access roads, agricultural traffic should be expected there. Mutual consideration ensures that these paths remain pleasant for everyone to use.
AUSTRIA
There is a bicycle helmet requirement for children up to 12 years old. Safety vests are not mandatory at dusk, darkness or poor visibility but are certainly advantageous. Here is the Austrian bicycle regulation.
Tips and suggestions
The Burgenland App also informs you on the go about routes, course and elevation meters.
Are you looking for a ready-made package for your active holiday? Here you will find it: Package offers at Neusiedler See
Roadbook
Our tip for the start of the route is Neusiedl am See. Here you will find the main train station where trains from Vienna (only 40 minutes by train) and Bratislava arrive, and the entrance to the Windradweg is only a few hundred meters away. However, you can also start in any other town along the route, as it is a circular route!
The B29 is fully paved.
Trinkbrunnen - Wiener Straße 71
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Parndorf
Parndorf Fashion Outlet
Trinkbrunnen - B29 Radweg Heidehofweg Kreisverkehr ARBÖ
Trinkbrunnen - Hauptstraße 52a
Trinkbrunnen - B29 Radweg, Hauptstraße Kirche Hl. Ladislaus
Trinkbrunnen - Kreuzung Annagasse - Alois Henning Gasse
Rastplatz Gattendorf 1
Rastplatz Gattendorf 2
Rastplatz Leitha Zurndorf
Rastplatz Weiden am See
Rastplatz Neusiedl "2"
Rastplatz Neusiedl "1"
Rastplatz Neusiedl 3
Public transport
Arrival by train:
Neusiedler See is easily and comfortably accessible by train. Whether you are coming 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 just under 40 minutes, where the entrance to the Windradweg is only a few hundred meters away. Bicycle transport is possible on most trains: on Railjet and EC/IC as well as Nightjets a reservation for your bicycle is absolutely necessary. On regional trains your bicycle is carried without reservation subject to availability of bicycle 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 start in Neusiedl am See, you can park there at the main station. The entrance to the B10 Neusiedler See cycling path is only a few hundred meters away. However, you can also start and park in any other place around the lake – in that case, it is best to contact the respective tourist office.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
At every tourist office you will receive the cycling map "Cycling Experience Neusiedler See" with all cycle paths in the region.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions