Rowerowa z Budapest VII. kerület do Budapest XV. kerület

Roll out from Budapest’s VII. kerület (Erzsébetváros), the lively Jewish Quarter packed with ruin bars and the Dohány Street Synagogue, then slip north on bike lanes skirting Városliget. From there, link up with the Rákos‑patak greenway for a calm, car-light stretch before cruising into XV. kerület (Rákospalota–Pestújhely–Újpalota) on quiet residential streets.

It’s about 10.6 km, mostly flat with just gentle rollers (roughly 35 m up, 41 m down). Surfaces are overwhelmingly paved/asphalt, and roughly half the ride is on dedicated cycleways, with the rest on quiet and access roads; expect the odd short busy junction. You might hit a few paving stones near older blocks, but nothing tricky.

Erzsébetváros is perfect for a pre-ride coffee; keep an eye out for street art as you roll out. In District XV, the vibe is more laid‑back and local—think neighborhood markets and big shopping spots like Pólus Center and AsiaCenter, plus plenty of green pockets to cool down.

Plan around 40–50 minutes at an easy pace, bring lights for crossings, and consider a quick refill stop in Városliget before the greenway.