Luxembourg to Budapest

Part 1: Luxembourg to Rockenhousen (Germany)

Train ride to Plattling, close to the German section of the Danube bicycle trail

Part 2: Danube trail to Budapest

Part 1: Luxemburg-Germany

Part 2: Germany-Austria-Slovakia-Hungary

Perfectly smooth cycle-trail through Luxemburg.

(The only objection: the trail was extremely difficult to find in Luxemburg-city itself.)

There were many windmills in Luxemburg and Germany.

Radio Luxemburg is (was?) World famous.

One small town in Germany (on the Mossel river)

Traffic signs: No tanks allowed, and military get out of here seem to indicate a dislike of the local people and municipal authorities for the bases throughout the broader region I traversed.

Eventually, I was able to find a cracked road surface in Germany.

Just a few kilometres before meeting the Danube trail at Deggendorf.

Along Danube in Germany

Passau

The Danube trail is busy with cyclists even in rain.

A five-member family on seven wheels (a pair of twins in red trailer) at the German-Austrian border crossing.

River crossing where Danube makes a figure-of-S loop and flows in the unexpected direction.

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A group of over 140 tandems of the same make (from US)

Wiena (Austria)

Bratislava (Slovakia) from atop the suspension bridge

Wonder what the bucket is for.

Esztergom (Hungary)

Budapest