Roman cycle route

Saddle up, put your feet on the pedals and head off down a road to the past.

The Roman cycle route not only connects Passau in Germany with the former Roman provincial capital of Wels and the town of Enns, which is the oldest in Austria, but as its name promises, provides a cycle ride back to the Roman era.
For this reason, the route is not merely marked with normal signposts, but also Roman helmets. During the ride you repeatedly come across archaeological sites with information displays describing life in Roman times.

Facts:

Start: Passau
Destination: Enns
Distance: 242 km - in Upper Austria 179 km
Route: sections with heavy, motorised traffic are marked with signs
Height difference: 440m
Families: very well-suited to families, as there are hardly any climbs and numerous places to rest
Signposting: R6 (within the framework of the Upper Austrian cycle route concept)


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