Thermenradweg - along the Wiener Neustädter Canal
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Cycling tour Starting from Vienna center/Karlsplatz
The north-south axis through the wide open country - EuroVelo 9 is part of the European long-distance cycle route network and connects the Baltic Sea with the Adriatic. Around 180 km of the route from Gdansk to Pula runs through Lower Austria. The approximately 45 km long section of EuroVelo 9, which connects Vienna from the city limits at Inzersdorf/ Vorarlberger Allee with Kleinwolkersdorf near Wiener Neustadt, is called the Thermenradweg.
The north-south axis through the wide open country - EuroVelo 9 is part of the European long-distance cycle route network and connects the Baltic Sea with the Adriatic. Around 180 km of the route from Gdansk to Pula runs through Lower Austria. The approximately 45 km long section of EuroVelo 9, which connects Vienna from the city limits at Inzersdorf/ Vorarlberger Allee with Kleinwolkersdorf near Wiener Neustadt, is called the Thermenradweg.
The Thermenradweg
For cyclists with a fine sense of enjoyment, the Thermenregion is a tempting area, as the Thermenradweg opens up the legendary wine country in the most comfortable way imaginable. The route leads from the outskirts of Vienna (Vorarlberger Allee) via Vösendorf, along a well-surfaced route towards Laxenburg, through the sun-drenched thermal region. The Thermenradweg now runs along a long stretch alongside the Wiener Neustadt Canal past Pfaffstätten to Wiener Neustadt and on to Kleinwolkersdorf. Always in view: The gentle hills on the south-eastern edge of the Vienna Woods, where the wine thrives so well.
The Thermenregion is an excellent area for wine taverns. The route is scenic and yet pleasantly flat. The varied cycling enjoyment can be individually tailored thanks to an exemplary rail connection.
Parking Information: Please follow local parking regulations and check for any parking fees or time restrictions. We recommend checking the parking situation in advance to ensure a stress-free arrival.
You can join the route at any point along the way. If you start in Vienna, there is an extensive network of bike paths available all the way to the city limits in the south.
Travel Advice: Please check the directions to the meeting point in advance and allow plenty of time. Be aware of possible traffic delays, road construction, or public transportation disruptions.
Connection from Vienna - along Vienna Central Station on the Laxenburg Cycle Path via Vorarlberger Allee onto the Thermenradweg.
Vienna Woods Tourism:
3002 Purkersdorf, Hauptplatz 11
Tel. 02231/621 76, Fax 02231/655 10
office@wienerwald.info
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Letzte Änderung: 6 Aug 2026