We are walking on flat terrain, on a water embankment all the way today, and we cannot get water anywhere on the go! From the downtown of Győr, from the Benedictine Church, we reach the town's edge on a relatively short trip, and from there, along the river, we reach the district of Pinnyéd. At the edge of the suburbs, on the embankment, we go to the memorial site of Miklós Radnóti, the Hungarian poet who was killed as a young man. After this little grove, we turn to the high quality but almost shadeless Rábca embankment, cross main road number 1, then the railway tracks and walk under the M1 motorway. When we reach the Börcs-Ikrény junction, we cross a bridge and continue walking on the embankment across the river Rábca. Leaving the embankment, we are approaching Lébény, and the towers of the Szent Jakab (St. James) Church in Lébény are already visible from the outskirts of the town. We will soon reach our today’s destination, one of Hungary's most important Romanesque historic churches. In addition to its major sights, Lébény also offers hotel and restaurant options.

Leaving Lébény, the road is bordered by arable fields, by lines of bushes and forests. We reach the edge of the village of Károlyháza, and then we progress on an asphalt road to Kimle. The village of Kimle is located in a beautiful natural environment, between the bends of the Moson Danube. The Germans, the Croats, and the Hungarians live here in great peace and understanding. Crossing the Moson Danube by a bridge and leaving the village, next to the Anna Chapel, we continue our way to Máriakálnok. Upon reaching the village, we can relax at the Chapel of the Visitation, a famous pilgrimage site dating from the 16th century. On the long stretching main street of the village and then on the paved bicycle path, we reach Mosonmagyaróvár, a small town with a history of 2,000 years, close to the state border. Abundant with sights, the town lies at the junction of the Moson Danube and the Lajta, which originates in the Alps, and it is listed as a historic town due to its network of medieval roads and its historic buildings. This section ends in downtown, at the Virgin Mary and Szent Gotthárd (St. Gotthard) Catholic Church, where restaurants, shops and hotels are found.

We start from the Piarist church in the city centre of Mosonmagyaróvár. We walk through the area of the Castle of Óvár, and then, after leaving the town, we arrive at the embankment of the River Lajta. We walk for a couple of kilometres and then turn sharply to the right following the dirt road next to the embankment. We pass through the Paprét-Lajtapuszta estate and then, between agricultural areas, we reach Bezenye, a village inhabited by Hungarians, Germans, and Croats. The main attraction of the village is the Catholic Church, where a cannon-barrel was walled into the outer wall of the church. From here, we continue our trip on a dirt road behind the village and we will see the village of Rajka from a great distance. In Rajka, we head towards the Szent Márton Church. Szent Márton Road and Szent Jakab Road meet in front of the church.

We start from Rajka, the Szent Márton (St. Martin's) Church and head towards the Moson Danube. Leaving the village, we pass a fishing lake and then we reach a nature conservation forest. We reach the state border on the asphalt road next to the Moson Danube. After crossing the border and a small grove, we arrive at the village of Dunacsúny (Cunovo). From here, we walk through cool forests and next to beautiful lakes all the way to Oroszvár (Rusovce). Here you can visit the remains of the Roman settlement Gerulata and admire the Lónyai Castle, built by the family in the 19th century. After Oroszvár, we continue our trip on the asphalt footpath and bicycle path along the Danube, all the way to Pozsony (Bratislava), to the ruins of the Szent Jakab (St James) Chapel found there. From here, walking alongside the Danube, we first reach the asphalt streets in the town, then a grassy promenade after leaving the town and cross the Slovak-Austrian border. We reach Wolfsthal on the bike path next to the highway.