These are by far the two most popular sections, likely due to the fact that they’re flat, easy to navigate, have lots to see, have excellent infrastructure, and simply have the makings of a great cycling holiday.īecause of this, most information online about the Danube Cycle Path focuses on Passau to Budapest only. Most people just choose to cycle the section from Passau to Vienna or Vienna to Budapest. It would take roughly 40 – 50 days to cycle the entire river, or about a month if you were really fit and could clock 100km per day. This makes it Europe’s second-longest river at 1,770 miles (2,850km) in length. The Danube River flows from its source in Donaueschingen in Germany’s Black Forest all the way to the Black Sea on the Romanian coast. Characterised by gorgeous riverside cycling, this route will showcase energetic capitals Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest and Belgrade, characterful villages and towns, epic views of the Danube Bend, Wachau Valley, Djerdap National Park and so much more. The Danube Cycle Path, also known as the Donauradweg, is undoubtedly the most famous bike route in Europe.
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