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Riding your bike in Burgenland
Top Bike Routes

Burgenland’s extra tours

Cycling highlights with sunshine included

Burgenland is a paradise for all bike lovers. Whether sporty or comfortably, whether with an electrical boost or pure muscle strength, whether alone, in pairs, with the whole family or in a group: Burgenland gets everyone on the right (bike) track. 

We present seven top cycling routes here, but of course that’s not all that Burgenland has to offer in this regard. You will be amazed at how diverse and dense the regional bike path network is. 3,300 km of well-developed routes so that you can travel comfortably and with lovely views. In the midst of the idyllic landscape and also making an important contribution to regional, environmentally-conscious mobility in Austria. The Burgenland has a wonderfully long cycling season due to the weather and the diversity of the landscapes offers a varied program in every season.

All the routes are well signposted and mostly paved. There are rental stations and charging stations for e-bikes at many points along the routes. In addition, numerous bike-friendly landlords and restaurants make your cycling holiday in Burgenland an unforgettable experience.

So: Get into the saddle for some sunny cycling fun! Choose your own favorite bike tour!

  • R32 Rosalia Bike Trail (“R32 Rosalia-Radwanderweg”)

    Challenging hills, exciting challenges

    As you wish, sporty and active or e-bike comfort: This charming circuit through the gently hilly region of Rosalia has some tricky steep sections, especially around Wiesen and Forchtenstein, but your efforts are rewarded with wonderful views. 

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  • B10 Lake Neusiedl Cycle Path (“B10 Neusiedler See-Radweg”)

    A route for lake lovers

    There is so much to experience on your trip around the lake. With various shortcuts and numerous stop-offs, the B10 Lake Neusiedl cycle path (“B10 Neusiedler See-Radweg”) is a good route for both families and sports cyclists.

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  • Iron Curtain Trail

    A wonderfully green borderless Europe

    The Iron Curtain divided Europe into east and west for almost half a century. Covering more than 10,000 km, the EuroVelo 13 route, which extends from the Barents Sea high up in the north of Finland and Russia to the Bulgarian-Turkish border on the Black Sea, has an Austrian section that runs along the entire eastern border of Burgenland for 287 km.

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  • Drawing well near Lake Neusiedl
    Drawing well near Lake Neusiedl

    B20 Lakes Cycle Path (“B20 Lacken-Radweg”)

    Through the natural Pannonian paradise

    A maximum of one meter deep, brackish, and unique: The lakes in Neusiedler See-Seewinkel National Park are an absolute rarity. 

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  • The cherry blossom Path in Northern Burgenland
    The cherry blossom Path in Northern Burgenland

    B12 Cherry Blossom Cycle Path (“B12 Kirschblüten-Radweg”)

    Not only enchanting in spring

    This is a place of colorful variety: Those who feel like some active, sports cycling will find a magical route on the western shore of Lake Neusiedl with cultural highlights and many areas of outstanding natural beauty. 

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  • Blooming magnolias in front of Esterházy Castle
    Blooming magnolias in front of Esterházy Castle

    Festival Cycle Path ("Festival-Radweg")

    On the trail of culture and cuisine

    On the western side of Lake Neusiedl, this route connects some of the most beautiful places in Burgenland and combines cultural highlights with appealing wine and culinary experiences. There is so much to see here, every stop becomes an experience. 

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  • Sights along the Southern Burgenland paradise route
    Sights along the Southern Burgenland paradise route

    Southern Burgenland Paradise Route (“Paradiesroute Südburgenland”)

    As beautiful as her name

    300 days of sunshine each year, gently undulating landscapes and an extensive cycle path network: Southern Bugernland is truly a wonderland for cyclists all year round. 

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