Day 1 Arrive Bratislava
Arrival in Bratislava one of the youngest capitals in Europe. The rich mix of cultures and nations has left its mark in the language spoken here and also in the customs, cuisine and lifestyle. Take time out for a coffee in any of the many cafes.
Day 2
Bratislava to Stupava 31 miles.
You will be transferred to the start point alongside the Danube where you will also receive your bikes. Passing Karlova Ves and heading to 9th century Castle Devin that is well worth a visit. Then alongside River Morava, the border between Austria and Slovakia, to Vysoka. Finally arriving in Stupava famous for jug making and ceramics.
Day 3 Stupava to Modra 25 miles.
Today there are some climbs but not too demanding as you cross the Small Carpathian Mountains near Bratislava, passing a couple of ruined castles, through Svaty Jur surrounded by vineyards and heading to the historic town of Modra, now famous for its winemaking. Enjoy the unspoilt main square and visit one of the local wine cellars for some tasting.
Day 4 Modra to Senec 28 miles.
Today visit one of the most impressive castles in Slovakia, Cerveny Kamen (red rock). After lunch cycle to the town of Senec famous for its sunny lakes.
Day 5 Senec to Dunajska Streda 31 miles.
Cycle to the spa town Dunajska Streda in the Carpathian basin north of the Danube. Experience the thermal waters that this town is well known for.
Day 6 Dunajska Streda to Bratislava 34 miles.
Today you are cycling along the banks of the River Danube all the way back to Bratislava. An easier option is to catch a train in Dunajska Streda heading to Bratislava and get off about half way and cycle the rest of the way.
Day 7 Sightseeing in Bratislava.
Day to explore Bratislava whether you want to browse around shops, go to some of the many art galleries, take in some live music or just relax in the squares of the centre. It combines elegance with charm. Visitors say that the city has a relaxed Mediterranean type atmosphere.
Day 8 Depart from Bratislava.
Checkout from your hotel after breakfast to make your way home. |