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Video: What's The Cycling Scene Like In Budapest?

• 10 May 2019 9:00 AM

Budapest has a burgeoning cycling scene, driven by an increasing number of young people using two wheels for everyday transport, a flourishing bike messenger community, and the introduction of the Bubi bikes as a new mobility solution for everyone in the city centre.

To find out more, meet dedicated cyclist and freelance journalist Elisabeth Grabow at bike shop Trecikli, a friendly stop for two-wheel travellers in the Hungarian capital. 

Read more here: Euronews.com

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