Danube cycleway / Vol. 2 Budapest to the Black Sea
Danube cycleway / Vol. 2 Budapest to the Black Sea
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Cycling guidebook to the Danube Cycleway exploring the route from Budapest to the Black Sea, the more adventurous second part of the Danube, suitable for most abilities and bike types. The river route starts in Hungary and continues into Serbia and Bulgaria before ending at Constanta in Romania. The Danube Cycleway is also part of EuroVelo 6 (EV6).
Seasons:
Can be cycled at any time between April and October, but best in April-June and then September-October: July and August can be very hot.
Centres:
This is a long point-to-point route with no particular bases.
Difficulty:
Although the route is mostly level, with a few gentle gradients, it is a challenging ride due to the lack of tourist infrastructure, particularly in Romania. There are long distances between places offering accommodation and refreshments, almost no tourist offices or cycle repair shops, and very few rural Romanians speak west European languages. There are long stretches in Hungary and Serbia along unsurfaced flood dykes, although alternative routes are given to allow you to avoid these stages. Otherwise surfaces are mostly asphalt and in good condition, suitable for hybrid or touring cycles.
Must See:
Budapest: Fishermen's bastion, St Mathias church, Europe's largest synagogue, Liberty monument; Kopacki Rit nature reserve: Osijek; Tvrda fortress: Vukovar civil war memorials: Novi Sad; Petrovaradin fortress; Belgrade: Kalemegdan fortress; St Sava cathedral; Golubac castle: Iron Gates gorges; Golubacki klisura; Gospodin vir; Veliki Kazan; Mali Kazan; rural Romania; Dervent monastery; Tulcea; Danube Delta.
Seasons:
Can be cycled at any time between April and October, but best in April-June and then September-October: July and August can be very hot.
Centres:
This is a long point-to-point route with no particular bases.
Difficulty:
Although the route is mostly level, with a few gentle gradients, it is a challenging ride due to the lack of tourist infrastructure, particularly in Romania. There are long distances between places offering accommodation and refreshments, almost no tourist offices or cycle repair shops, and very few rural Romanians speak west European languages. There are long stretches in Hungary and Serbia along unsurfaced flood dykes, although alternative routes are given to allow you to avoid these stages. Otherwise surfaces are mostly asphalt and in good condition, suitable for hybrid or touring cycles.
Must See:
Budapest: Fishermen's bastion, St Mathias church, Europe's largest synagogue, Liberty monument; Kopacki Rit nature reserve: Osijek; Tvrda fortress: Vukovar civil war memorials: Novi Sad; Petrovaradin fortress; Belgrade: Kalemegdan fortress; St Sava cathedral; Golubac castle: Iron Gates gorges; Golubacki klisura; Gospodin vir; Veliki Kazan; Mali Kazan; rural Romania; Dervent monastery; Tulcea; Danube Delta.