Cycling guide – Danube Cycleway, From The Black Forest to Budapest, Vol.1 | Cicerone Hot on Sale

Cycling guide – Danube Cycleway, From The Black Forest to Budapest, Vol.1 | Cicerone
Cicerone editor’s topoguide with detailed maps for cycling along the Danube.
Provided by the publisher:
The First in a Two – Volume Set , This Guidebook Describes Cycling The First 1271 km of the Danube River from ITS Source in the Black Forest to Budapest, Passing Through Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary. Suitable for All Levels of Cyclist, The Route Visits The Great Cities of Vienna and Bratislava Before Arriving in the Hungarian Capital.
Seasons: Apart from the Upper Part of Stage 1 in the Black Forest, Where Snow May Lie Unil April, The Route Can Be Current at Any Time of Year, goal is Best Between April and October.
Centers: A Point – to – Point Road With # Particular Bases.
Difficulty: A Straightforward Cycle Ride, Mostly Off – Road On Well – Surfaced (Mainly Asphalt) Cycle Tracks with virtual no gradients, except for a steady 500m Ascent to Reach The Start. Suitable for All Levels of Cyclist, ON All Types of Cycle, Though Racing Cyclists May Wish to Use Alternative Routes to Avoid A FEW Short Sections of Gravel Surface. Must See: Black Forest, Danube Sinkholes, Blue Lagoon, Ulm Cathedral Spire (Worls Highest), DonaudurchBruch, Regensburg Medieval Altstadt, King Ludwig’s Walhalla, Passau, Melk and Klosterneuburg Abbeys, Wachau Vineyards, Wien (Hofburg, Schönbrunn and Belvedere Palaces, Cathedral, Spanish Riding School), Prater Ferris Wheel, Bratislava, Esztergom Basilica, Danube Bend, Budapest (Fishermen’s Bastion, St Mathias Church, Europe’s Largest Synagogue)