Little Explorers Route 3 - Donnerskirchen - Oggau - Donnerskirchen

stay on the designated bike paths!

Bicycle helmet, water bottle

Bring pump, spare tube, tool kit, and mobile phone for emergencies.

Arrival by car from Vienna

Start on the A4 towards Eisenstadt / Bruck an der Leitha.

Follow the A4 east to the Bruck an der Leitha exit. Continue on B10 towards Neusiedl am See.

Take the exit to Donnerskirchen and follow the signs to the station.

The station is located on Bahnstraße, very close to the town center. Parking is available directly at the station.

Travel time: approx. 50–60 minutes (depending on traffic).

Arrival by car from Neusiedl am See

Turn from Neusiedl am See onto the B10 towards Bruck an der Leitha / Donnerskirchen.

Follow the B10, observe signs for Donnerskirchen. In Donnerskirchen, follow signs to the station.

The station is located on Bahnstraße, very close to the town center. Parking is available directly at the station.

Travel time: approx. 10-15 minutes.

Arrival by public transport – ideal for families:

The bike route can be conveniently started by train, as Donnerskirchen has a well-developed train station. Trains run regularly, even on weekends, and bicycles can be taken on most regional trains (don’t forget your bike ticket!).

The journey from Vienna main station to Donnerskirchen takes about 50–60 minutes – perfect for a stress-free day trip with the family. The station is just a few minutes from the town center and the bike path. Child bikes or trailers can usually be transported without problems if there is enough space.

In the summer months, it is advisable to start early, as bike spaces on the trains can fill up quickly. Prior planning via the ÖBB website or app is recommended.

Parking at Donnerskirchen train station – info for families arriving by car:

There are usually free parking spaces close to Donnerskirchen station. These are suitable for families arriving by car who want to start their bike route from there.

The parking spaces are mostly unguarded but easily accessible and located right next to the platforms or bike paths. Particularly practical: if you arrive with two cars or want to cover part of the route by train, you can park at a station and plan your round flexibly.

Bike rental/repair:

Tip for families:

The route is also suitable for child trailers. Plan enough water, sun hats, and break time – and those who want can use the playground in Schützen at the end for a relaxed finish.