Leitha River in Lanzenkirchen – Wiener Neustädter Canal loop from Tribuswinkel-Josefsthal

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Leitha River in Lanzenkirchen – Wiener Neustädter Canal loop from Tribuswinkel-Josefsthal

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Leitha River in Lanzenkirchen – Wiener Neustädter Canal loop from Tribuswinkel-Josefsthal

04:45

78.1km

140m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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1.73 km

Canal Bridge over the Schwechat

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Here the Wiener Neustädter Canal flows over the Schwechat.

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3.71 km

View of the vineyards

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A unique view towards the foothills of the vineyards - a clear tip

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9.86 km

Wiener Neustädter Canal

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The cycle path along the Wiener Neustädter Canal has good surface conditions and is a real family cycle path.

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38.8 km

Leitha River in Lanzenkirchen

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Ideal to treat yourself to something 🍽️🍲🥗🍛🍨🍦🍰☕🥛

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54.1 km

View of the Wiener Neustädter Canal

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The Wiener Neustadt Canal is an artificial watercourse in the Archduchy of Austria under the Enns that was put into operation in 1803. This canal, which extends from Vienna to the Wiener Neustadt area and has been extended to a length of 63 km, was used primarily to transport wood, bricks and coal from the area south of the Danube to Vienna. As later private owners primarily pursued railway projects and converted important parts of the waterway into a railway line, canal shipping declined sharply from 1879 onwards and came to a complete standstill before the First World War.

The draining of the watercourse by these owners between the world wars was partially prevented by those entitled to use the canal water, until after the Second World War the state of Lower Austria took over most of the watercourse, which had been shortened to 36 km, and gave it a new main function as a recreational landscape. Much of the rest is protected as a listed building.
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57.3 km

Wiener Neustädter Canal at Tritolwerk

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The Wiener Neustädter Kanal is an artificial watercourse under the Enns in the Archduchy of Austria that was put into operation in 1803. Wood, bricks and coal in particular were transported to Vienna from the area south of the Danube on this canal, which stretched from Vienna to the Wiener Neustadt area and was extended to a length of 63 km. [wikipedia]

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67.9 km

Triesting–Wiener Neustädter Canal Crossing

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In addition to the rivers, the corresponding cycle paths 51 (Wiener Neustädter Canal or "Niederösterreichischer Thermenradweg") and Eurovelo 9A (Triesting-Au cycle path) also cross here

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