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Cycling along the Danube – Passau to Linz: the S-bend
We’re staying at Gasthof Dexler in Niederranna on the Danube close to the S-bend between Linz in Austria and Passau in Germany so are able to start directly from our hotel. It turns out to be one of the highlights of … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Austria, Cycling, Restaurants, Sightseeing
Tagged cycling, danube, S-bend in Austria, Schlogen
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Cycling along the Danube – the Aussie Cyclists
Due to our change of plans because of bad weather near Linz a couple of weeks ago and our accommodation problems in Budapest, we have an extra two days after Wachau without any planned accommodation. The weather is looking much … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Cycling
Tagged Aussie cyclists in Austria, cycling in Austria, S-bend in Austria
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