Budapest – Belgrade

Budapest enchants with its stunning architecture and unforgettable sights. Soak in the sweeping views from the Chain Bridge and relax in the city’s famous thermal baths.

Vast fields, dotted with small farms and poplar groves, create perfect conditions for relaxed cycling. You’ll pass charming floodplain landscapes—ideal for a short break in nature. In the historic small town of Ráckeve, a visit to the Serbian Orthodox Church is well worth your time. Along the riverside promenade, cozy cafés and boat docks invite you to pause and enjoy the view.

Deep in the rural heart of southern Hungary, you’ll cycle through mostly quiet landscapes, small farming villages, and past orchards and fields. Along the way, traditional csárdas or local farmers provide perfect spots for a break. Today’s destination, Kalocsa, is famous for its Baroque architecture, the Paprika Museum, and its colorful folk costumes.

The Danube-Drava National Park is undoubtedly one of Hungary’s most beautiful and ecologically valuable protected areas. It encompasses floodplain landscapes, oxbow lakes, forests, wetlands, and meadows teeming with biodiversity—a peaceful natural paradise perfect for exploring by bike. In Baja, enjoy a hearty traditional fish soup to fuel you for the final kilometers to Mohács. The historic town is shaped by its multicultural population and the vibrant Busó Festival.

You’ll cycle through idyllic Croatian villages, where wide fields and traditional farming landscapes create a picturesque setting. Beyond the Serbian border lies Vojvodina, a culturally vibrant region shaped by Danube Swabians, Serbs, Hungarians, and Croats. In Bačka Palanka, the church with its striking entrance gate and local specialties—such as ćevapčići and rich, flavorful goulash—invite you to pause and savor the moment.

You’ll cycle through idyllic Croatian villages, where wide fields and traditional farming landscapes shape the scenery. Beyond the Serbian border lies Vojvodina, a culturally rich region influenced by Danube Swabians, Serbs, Hungarians, and Croats. In Bačka Palanka, the church with its impressive entrance gate and local specialties—such as ćevapčići and flavorful goulash—invite you to take a break and enjoy.

Your route leads to Novi Sad, the vibrant heart of Vojvodina. Along the Danube, serene riverside meadows give way to vineyards and historic landmarks. A detour into Fruška Gora National Park charms with shady valleys, rare flora, and centuries-old monasteries. In the evening, savor a glass of Vršac wine along the softly illuminated Danube promenade—a perfect way to end the day.

Along the Danube, dense floodplain forests and a peaceful river landscape accompany your ride. In towns like Stari Slankamen, you’ll feel the weight of history and enjoy warm hospitality, before traditional wineries tempt you with local vintages. Eventually, you arrive in Belgrade, Serbia’s vibrant capital. The imposing Kalemegdan Fortress and the creative Savamala district—with its cafés, galleries, and bars—give the city its unmistakable character.