Praga - Viena - Budapest, 6ª etapa: Mikulov - Wolkersdorf 25-06-2016

Today it has been a difficult day, just to leave Mikulov, we have already made a mistake and we have done 1.5 kms a month, once on the right path, we take the direction of Valtice, where we go to visit the Palace and its streets They say that Napoleon went through here. When leaving the village, in a few minutes we will cross the border with Austria, we realize that there are the corresponding indicators, not because there is nothing of the old Steel Curtain.
The landscape, now full of vineyards and the villages that we cross, have a whole series of basement cellars that are seen everywhere.
In Poysdorf, the official route makes us loop through the town, which we still do not understand, and once again we go back a couple or three kms a month. Later on, at the exit of Mistelbach, we find the works of a dual carriageway, which will make us take a month's journey and not be well-paved.
Finally, we will take the "good signage" and we will no longer divert ourselves from the route until a few kms later, where we take to make a beer at a hotel-restaurant-spa ... here we find a couple of musical bands, very well dressed in their regional features. One of the musicians, when they see the bicycles, starts chatting with us and ineriating the route we follow, he has made a bike tour and sarries, but not a few days later, it is a good idea to recommend a hotel In Wolkesdorf, which is our destiny today.
Only enter the population we find the indicators of the accommodation and in a few minutes we are there, the hotel owner gives us a kind of apartment on the ground floor, with two rooms, one for us and the other for bikes, is clear
The hotel has a swimming pool and we take advantage of it to relax a little while, some of them that were there, still laugh now for the brands that we have of these days with the bike.
At dusk, we go to the village center where there are several restaurants with terraces in the town hall square where we can dine.
It is worth mentioning that the beginning of the route through Austria is much less signposted than in Tchequia, as it is, that for a good number of kilometers we get to go up and down all the hills around us instead of passing through Very little roads and flat roads, which surround the same hills, seems to lie that you do not think that these routes are made by people with bicycles full of footpaths.
All in all a bit annoying.