Visitors and inhabitants of Piešťany spa town can use 120 shared bikes for free

The service is free without any formalities.

(Source: Courtesy of Magna Energia a.s.)

Citizens and visitors of the popular spa town of Piešťany will be able to use at least 120 shared urban bikes as part of the Useful Wheel of Piešťany 2020 project. Discover more of the Trnava region with our guide.

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The first 45 blue bikes appeared in stands at the end of May, others to be delivered by the main donor of the project, the Magna Energia company, in June.

“The shared bike service will be offered to cyclists for free, the project to be financed from the income of the ads placed on bikes,” said Dušan Knap from the Institute of the Sustainable Development and Environmentalism, as quoted by the SITA newswire.

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