Day 7: Mon 3 Aug – Deggendorf to Passau (Germany)

Ride: 61km

Passau OK but not fantastic. More fried rice and a glass of white wine for dinner.

Another lovely house

A great stone pedestrian tunnel

Dom St. Stephan, Passau


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