I've already tried in my life, for three times, the experience of traveling a land using a bike, and every time I chose the Netherlands because it's the land of cyclists for excellence,
and because it's territory is virtually flat. The last time I bring whit me my girlfriend, Tiziana, which use her bike everyday and made it her main means of transportation, useful, indispensable
and for her, irreplaceable.
In spring we thought where we could spend "2009's holiday" and we decided that, after a "relaxing" September to the sea last year, it was time to get on bicycle again and explore a different
country and its bike paths.
Finally, the choice was for Australia that, although at the beginning give the idea of steep climbs, steep descents and a lot of effort, is considered as the paradise of cycling because you have
the opportunity to travel hundreds of miles along the course of its rivers, without any special preparation.
Well, we have chosen to start the classic, the longest and perhaps the most famous of the European cycle, the Donauradweg , limiting his Austrian section, starting from Passau in Germany, the confluence of three rivers, the Inn, the Ilz and of course the Danube ,
and ends in Vienna after about 350 km.
This path is visited each year by thousands of cyclists, and is the most famous stretch of over 1200 km in total ranging from Donauseschingen Germany, passing through Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest, and then dive into the Black Sea in Romania.