Exploring Hungarian and Serbian Gems

A gravel cycling route starting from Asotthalom

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Discover hidden gems in Hungary and Serbia on this gravel route.

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Immerse yourself in the rich cultures of Hungary and Serbia on this gravel route that connects Subotica in Serbia and Ásotthalom in Hungary. As you pedal along, you'll encounter charming villages with stunning architecture, delicious local cuisine, and warm hospitality. The flat terrain makes it accessible for amateur cyclists while providing stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

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62 km

67 m

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Start: Ásotthalom Village center

Ásotthalom: Laid-back cycling in Ásotthalom

Ásotthalom is a town located in the Dél-Alföld region of Hungary. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers mostly flat terrain with some gentle rolling hills. The town itself has a laid-back atmosphere with a mix of modern and traditional architecture. While Ásotthalom may not be home to any famous cycling spots or well-known climbs, it provides good infrastructure for cycling, including well-maintained roads and designated cycling paths. The surrounding countryside also offers scenic routes with beautiful landscapes.

19 km

РадановацSub-urb

Радановац, a small Serbian settlement, offers an opportunity to experience authentic rural life and enjoy local food specialties.

24 km

SuboticaCity

Subotica, a Serbian city known for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture, is worth exploring during your journey.

36 km

KelebijaVillage

Kelebija, a border village between Hungary and Serbia, is an excellent spot to take a break and explore the unique blend of Serbian and Hungarian cultures.

45 km

KelebiaVillage

Kelebia, a traditional Serbian village, offers a chance to experience the local agricultural lifestyle and try authentic Serbian cuisine.

62 km

ÁsotthalomVillage

Ásotthalom, the starting point of the route, is known for its historic centerpiece, the Ásotthalom Reformed Church, which dates back to the 13th century.