Donauveltliner Wine Cycling Route

Difficulty: Moderate
Distance: 46,85 km
Duration: 3:15 h
Ascent: 314 m elevation gain
Descent: 314 m elevation gain

Start / Finish: Langenzersdorf

Starting point of the tour: Langenzersdorf Station
Tour destination: Langenzersdorf Station

Difficulty: Moderate
Distance: 46,85 km
Duration: 3:15 h
Ascent: 314 m elevation gain
Descent: 314 m elevation gain

Fitness level required:
4/6
Overall experience:
3/6
Scenery:
5/6

Lowest point165 m
Highest point312 m

Round tour
With refreshment stops
Accessibility by train and bus

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Description

Along the Danube-Veltliner wine cycle route, you can explore the idyllic landscape outside Vienna with views of picturesque wine cellar lanes, numerous vineyards and tasty wine taverns. The circular route leads from Langenzersdorf via Bisamberg, Korneuburg, Leobendorf, Harmannsdorf, Manhartsbrunn, Enzersfeld im Weinviertel, Hagenbrunn and Stammersdorf back to Langenzersdorf. The route was named after the Donau-Veltliner grape variety. This is a new variety and a fungus-resistant grape and white wine variety. The variety is a cross between Grüne Veltliner and Seyval Blanc. The wine is fruity when young and very similar to Grüne Veltliner when ripe.

Equipment Please bring enough drinks, as inns and restaurants are not open daily and many Heurigen establishments only open in the afternoon.
Route description The cycle route starts at the station in Langenzersdorf. The route takes you to the town center and then to the foot of the Bisamberg and into the wine village of the same name. Enjoyable, the route continues along the vineyards via Klein-Engersdorf and Flandorf to the district capital, Korneuburg. Once you reach the historic town center, it is a good place to take a break. There is something for every taste here: from sweet to hearty delights. In the distance, as you leave Korneuburg, the Kreuzenstein Castle shines, your next destination. It lies on a wooded hill 266 meters above sea level and offers a great panoramic view over the Korneuburg Basin all the way to Vienna. Downhill into the wine town Leobendorf with its Heurigen culture, the route leads via Tresdorf, Harmannsdorf, and Kleinrötz on to Manhartsbrunn and from there to Enzersfeld in the Weinviertel, where Heurigen culture can be enjoyed in the cellar lanes. Via Königsbrunn, you reach the next winegrowing community, Hagenbrunn, which boasts a great variety of Heurigen establishments. From here, the route runs at the foot of the Bisamberg towards Vienna.Tip: A small detour on this section of the route will take you to the artistically designed flood reservoir with drinking fountain. From here, it continues to Vienna, specifically to Stammersdorf. The numerous vineyards and fields shape the surroundings and give the place in the federal capital a rural character. A small detour into the Stammersdorf cellar lane invites you to linger and enjoy. Afterwards, you cycle back at the foot of the Bisamberg to Langenzersdorf.
Getting there Langenzersdorf is accessible by car via the motorway.
Public transport You can conveniently travel from Vienna to Langenzersdorf by train.
Editor’s tip By the way: The Weinviertel Danube region also offers many other cycling routes, such as the Weinviertel Danube cycle route.

Recommended period

There are over 100 cycling partner businesses in the Weinviertel that pay special attention to the needs of cyclists. You can find a list of all businesses on our cycling partner page. Using the filter function, you can conveniently display the businesses of the desired cycling route. Another filter allows you to search for suitable accommodation or a suitable gastronomy business.

GRAPE VARIETY Donauveltliner: The Donauveltliner grape variety is a new breed and a fungus-resistant vine and white wine variety that is especially resistant to the fungal diseases true and false powdery mildew. The variety is a hybrid of Grüner Veltliner and Seyval Blanc, and the wine is fruity in its youth. As a mature wine, it is very similar to Grüner Veltliner.

Letzte Änderung: 6 Mar 2026