
Cycling routes in
Hungary
Find and create the best bike routes in Hungary, a country known for its breathtaking architecture, folk art and thermal baths, thanks to the bike route planner. The country is the home of many world heritage sites, UNESCO biosphere reserves, the worldâs second largest thermal lake (lake HĂ©viz) and the biggest lake of Middle Europe, Lake Balaton. Those exploring the country by bike receive an especially lively impression of natureâs beauty and the fascinating cultural monuments. Water lovers should cycle along the  in Hungaryâs Southwest, as the trail is scenically beautiful and offers the opportunity to travel to the capital Budapest as well as to other cities.
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9,844,239 km
- Mapped Ways
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154,449
- Cycle Routes
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10.0 million
- Population
Highlights
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Biking in the Hungarian Puszta: The steppe-like, flat landscape without trees can be easily explored by bike.
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Empress Elisabeth of Austria, better known as Sisi, is famous for her big love for Hungary. Her castle Gödöllö is a highlight of the Hungarian baroque architecture, only 28 kilometres away from Budapest and is easily accessible by bike.
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The river Danube runs through Hungaryâs capital Budapest and divides the city in two parts, Buda and Pest. There are wide-spanning cycle tracks along the Danube that also pass several sights. When planning a longer tour one can just follow the cycle tracks upstream towards the Danube Bend or downstream towards the Danube FĂŒred.
Tips
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Since 2007, there cyclists are obligated to wear a safety vest after dusk and during bad visibility.
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In general, you can also travel Hungary by bike during the summer. In spring and fall, there is less traffic on the streets which can prove to be quite pleasant.
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The train is the best means of transport for transporting the bike over big distances. Thereâs usually an area for bikes available, otherwise, itâs allowed to store the bike in the trainâs first or last waggon.