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This is the complete tour of the Danube Cycle Path from Donaueschingen to Budapest. Since the Danube Cycle Path runs over long stretches on both sides of the Danube, we have made an attractive selection here as a suggestion.



You can find more details and a breakdown into attractive daily stages in this

Today you cycle about 55 kilometers from Emmerdorf to Wachau. The first highlight is the Wachauer Nase - a skiff sculpture made of concrete, which stands directly on the Danube. Continue to the old town of Krems, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000. Historical sights await you

The Danube is exciting, varied, dreamy and relaxing at the same time. The Danube cycle path in Germany is just over 600 kilometers long, which can easily be cycled in individual daily stages. Whether sporty or leisurely with the whole family - the Danube is the ideal cycling area for everyone.



The longest

The starting point of this tour is the Tilly monument in front of the town hall in Rain. From there the path leads along the main street to the 15th century castle. Behind the castle is the castle garden, which blooms in many bright colors in the warm season and was part of the “Nature in Rain” garden

The tour starts from Passau main station on the Danube cycle path upstream via the impressive Kachlet hydroelectric power station towards Vilshofen. You reach the small river Gaißa, which you follow uphill through the idyllic “Gaißatal” landscape conservation area. The route leads through the forest

Through a charming old town, past sights from 500 years of Austrian history, through city parks with romantic rivers, out into the Swabian Danube valley with its water-rich nature. The varied route of the large Glücks-RAD circuit leads around Günzburg and combines cultural and natural enjoyment. On the

The tour from Donaueschingen takes you along the two source rivers Brigach and Breg through the beautifully landscaped and culturally diverse region. We cross the Baar plateau through the Brigachtal valley to Villingen, where a detour to the historic city center is worthwhile. We continue through the

Cycle and learn something at the same time: the cycle path, marked with information boards, offers both experiences and relaxation. The Danube, also known as the "pulsating lifeline", is one of the most important features of our region. The marked "Danube in Transition" circular route uses numerous information

Start and finish is the Wittelsbach town of Kelheim with the Liberation Hall. The first stage leads along the Main-Danube Canal into the Altmühltal, past Essing with the ruins of Randeck Castle, Prunn Castle and the stations of the Archaeological Park Altmühltal. In the three-castle city of Riedenburg

Ingolstadt, the former Bavarian ducal residence, university and fortress city on the Danube is one of the greenest cities in Germany. On this small tour of the city, you will explore the pulsating city by bike, but above all the numerous green oases around the Danube, the Auwald and Baggersee lakes