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The Danube Cycleway Cicerone guide book Volume 2

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Cicerone’s Danube Cycleway Volume 2 covers the 1717km cycle route on the lower part of the Danube from Budapest through Hungary, Croatia, Serbia and Romania to the river’s delta on the shores of the Black Sea.

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The Danube Cycleway Volume 2

From Budapest to the Black Sea

The second of two volumes covering the Danube Cycle Route, Cicerone’s Danube Cycleway Volume 2 covers the 1717km cycle route on the lower part of the Danube from Budapest through Hungary, Croatia, Serbia and Romania to the river’s delta on the shores of the Black Sea.

 

Danube Cycleway Vol 2

This 1717km cycle route follows the lower part of the Danube, Europe’s second longest river, from the vibrant Hungarian capital of Budapest through Hungary, Croatia, Serbia and Romania to the river’s delta on the shores of the Black Sea.

The cycling is generally level with a few gentle gradients, mostly on quiet country roads or riverside flood dykes. The 32 stages vary from 30-100km, with some longer excursions.

Danube Cycleway Vol 2 route

Cycling infrastructure is generally good in Hungary, Croatia and Serbia. In Romania, where there is no waymarking and often long distances between places to sleep and eat, this guidebook gives a detailed route description and a listing of all places offering accommodation.

En route you will see spectacular gorges, medieval fortresses, poignant memorials to the recent Yugoslav civil war, vineyard-clad hillsides and rural areas where crops are still planted and harvested by hand and the main means of transport is the horse and cart.

Off-route excursions enable short visits to be made to Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine and the Danube delta.

Danube Cycle Way Vol 2 sample pages

The Danube Cycleway Volume 2

Author: Mike Wells
No of Pages: 282
Page Size: 116 x 172 mm
ISBN 10: 1852847239
ISBN 13: 9781852847234
Publisher: Cicerone Press
Published Date: February 2016
Edition: 1st ed, Feb 2016
Binding: Paperback
Illustrations: colour photos & maps
Weight: 340g

Read the Guardian article on the cycle route here.

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