HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY

Included
Hire of 21 speed cycles and equipment          
B&B accommodation in CATEGORY A: 7night three/four star hotels

CATEGORY B: 5 nights in Traditional inns, 2 nights in 4 star hotels

in twin/double rooms with shower/wc.
Location of the overnight stop may vary depending on availability.
Luggage transport. 1 case per person maximum 20kg.
Tour information including maps and routes

 

Excluded
Lunches & evening dinners
Train journey Day 6

Boat trip Day 7

Cycle Helmets

 

Extras
Single rooms

Extra nights Vienna or Budapest

Access(advice only, not included)
By air to Vienna airport

Duration
7 Nights/8 Days

 

Start
Friday, Saturday & Sunday 19th April - 4th October
Minimum two persons

 

Level 2


Tour Code HRS

 

Category A Price £440 per person
Sngl Suppl £100 Category B Price £390 per person

Single Suppl £100

 

Tour reduction of £35p.p. (CAT. A)or £20p.p. (CAT. B)

for bookings 19th, 20th, 26th, 27th April or 3rd, 4th Oct 2008.

 

Supplement Euro 2008 for arrivals 24th May - 27th June £35p.p.

 

Optional 6 evening dinners £80 (not Vienna)


Child reductions available please enquiry at office.

 

Extra night Vienna or Budapest, 4 star hotel £43p.p. in a double room £61 single room.

ViennaDay 1. Arrive VIENNA

Take time to enjoy the magic of this lively city with its beautiful buildings and picturesque riverside setting.

 

Day 2: VIENNA - PETRONELL/BAD DEUTSCH/ALTENBURG 34ml(54km)

Welcome meeting and bicycle provision 0830hrs at your hotel in Vienna. Cycle on the Danube-Cycle-Path through idyllic meadows, passing the castles of "Orth" and "Eckartsau" (baroque hunting castle of Prince Eugene) to Petronell-Carnuntum, the site of interesting Roman excavations.

 

Day 3. PETRONELL/BAD DEUTSCH/ALTENBURG

- MOSONMAGYAROVAR/HALASZI 38ml(61km)

Still following the Danube Cycle Path continue to reach the capital of Slovakia - Bratislava perhaps stop here for lunch. We then cycle into Hungary and leave the Danube river cycling through typical small villages using the dam cycle path and country roads.Bratislava Castle

 

Day 4. MOSONMAGYAROVAR/HALASZI - GYOR 28/32ml(45/51km)

Cycle through the former marsh region of the "Little Alföld". Using side roads pass through delightful villages and arrive at the provincial capital of Györ. This ancient city occupies a strategic position half-way between Vienna and Budapest on the confluence of three rivers the Danube, Raba and Rabca. It has an enchanting centre with beautiful Baroque buildings.

 

Day 5. GYOR - TATA 38ml(61km)

Today the landscape is one of rolling hills on the journey to the picturesque town of Tata, situated on two lakes . Explore its fine Baroque and Renaissance buildings,vist the open air theatre or sit at a cafe enjoying a glass of the local wine.

 

EsztergomDay 6. TATA - ESZTERGOM/STUROVO 34ml(55km)

Leaving Tata travel over the densely wooded hills of the "Gerecse" range. Some uphill stretches are rewarded with wonderful descents. Alternatively avoid the steep hills by taking the train from Tata to Komarno in Slovakia and following the banks of the Danube to Esztergom. In Esztergom visit the famous 19th century Basilica, located right on the banks of the Danube River.

 

Day 7. ESZTERGOM/STUROVO - BUDAPEST 28/42ml(45/68km)

From Esztergom head for Visegrad and cross to "Szentendre"-island by ferry. Return by ferry again to the mainland and reach the lively and unusual artist's village of "Szentendre": continue in the afternoon to arrive in Budapest. For a shorter trip take the ship from Szentendre to Budapest.Budapest

 

 

Day 8. Depart BUDAPEST

Why not make the most of your holiday and spend an extra night in Budapest.



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