Connecting cycle route St. Martins Therme (B28)

The connecting cycle route B28 is fully paved.

A pair of binoculars is highly recommended, as it allows you to explore the beauties of nature even better.

Since many cycle paths are agricultural service roads, expect agricultural traffic there. Mutual consideration ensures that these paths remain pleasant and usable for everyone.

AUSTRIA

There is a bicycle helmet requirement for children up to 12 years. High-visibility vests are not mandatory at dusk, darkness, or poor visibility, but certainly advantageous. Here is the Austrian bicycle regulation.

Details on how to arrive can be found here: Calculate route

Arrival by train:

Neusiedler See is easily & comfortably accessible by train. Whether you come from Switzerland, Germany, the west or south of Austria: you can relax and change trains at Vienna main station. The ÖBB regional trains take you in just under 40 minutes to Neusiedl am See station, where coordinated train connections to Frauenkirchen are also offered. Most trains allow bike transport: on the Railjet and EC/IC as well as Nightjets, a reservation for your bike is absolutely necessary. In regional trains, your bike is transported without reservation, depending on the availability of bike spaces.

Timetable information: ÖBB

If you arrive by car and want to start in Frauenkirchen, you can also park there – it’s best to contact the Frauenkirchen tourist office in this case: Frauenkirchen.

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? You will find one here: Package offers at Neusiedler See

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All info here: Burgenland Card