Sirmium Escape

A road cycling route starting from Ravnje

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Escape to the ancient city of Sirmium and immerse yourself in its rich history on this road cycling route.

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Map miniature of "Sirmium Escape" cycling inspiration in Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Discover the wonders of ancient Sirmium with the Sirmium Escape, a 58 km road cycling route that takes you through the historic sites and picturesque countryside of Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. With a moderate ascent of 34 m and gentle terrain, this route is suitable for all cyclists looking for a cultural and scenic journey. Explore the impressive archaeological park of Sirmium, witness the grandeur of the Roman Imperial Palace, and soak in the atmosphere of traditional Serbian villages like Salas Nocajski and Banovo Polje.

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58 km

34 m

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Start: Равње Village center

Ravnje: Leisure cycling amidst nature in Ravnje

Ravnje is a small village in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. For cyclists, Ravnje offers mostly flat terrain, making it suitable for leisurely rides and beginners. The village is surrounded by sprawling fields and farmland, providing a peaceful and scenic backdrop for cycling. Nearby, as a cyclist visiting Ravnje, you can explore the city of Novi Sad, which offers more challenging routes and cultural attractions. While not a cycling hotspot, Ravnje provides a tranquil environment for those seeking a quiet bike ride in the Serbian countryside.

6 km

Zasavica IVillage

Zasavica I Nature Reserve is a hidden gem, a perfect spot for birdwatching and exploring the enchanting wetland landscapes.

15 km

Macvanska MitrovicaTown

Macvanska Mitrovica is a city with a rich cultural heritage, offering museums, galleries, and vibrant events.

34 km

СирмијумAttraction

Sirmium (now Sremska Mitrovica) was an important Roman city, with fascinating archaeological sites, including the underground galleries of Imperial Palace.