B321 Wiener Neustadt Connecting Bike Path

The B321 Connecting Bike Trail runs along a roughly 5-kilometer-long, fully paved route from Wiener Neustadt to the B32 Rosalia Bike Trail. This well-developed route connects the city’s starting point with the charming countryside surrounding the Rosalia and offers a convenient connection for cyclists.

This easy-to-ride route takes you leisurely to Bad Sauerbrunn, where it connects to the B32 Rosalia Bicycle Trail. From here, you’ll find even more opportunities to explore the region—with its scenic, cultural, and culinary highlights—on two wheels.

Since many bike paths are farm roads, you can expect to encounter farm vehicles there. Mutual consideration ensures that these paths remain pleasant for everyone to use.

In Austria, children up to age 12 are required to wear a bicycle helmet. High-visibility vests are not mandatory at dusk, in the dark, or in poor visibility, but they are certainly beneficial. Click here for the Austrian Bicycle Regulations.

The most convenient way to reach the region by car is via Vienna (via

the

A1, A2, A3, or A4).

Or via Federal Highway B50.

Trains run from Vienna Central Station to Wiener Neustadt Station nearly every half hour.

The region is also well connected by bus.

The following route planners will help you plan your trip:

Verkehrsbetriebe Burgenland: www.verkehrsbetriebe-burgenland.at/fahrplan-verbindungen

ÖBB: www.oebb.at or the ÖBB Scotty app

Verkehrsverbund Ostregion: www.vor.at or the VOR app

in the parking areas at the starting point

www.mittelburgenland-rosaslia.info

A visit to the Rosarium in the Bad Sauerbrunn spa gardens is especially worthwhile during the rose-blooming season—the magnificent gardens, with their variety of rose species and idyllic atmosphere, invite you to linger and enjoy the moment.