The group of fifteen cyclists (representatives of cycling associations, public authorities and project partners) followed the Romanian side of the Danube, which is also the natural border between Serbia and Romania. 

The study tour included: 
- cycling from Orşova to Dubova (30 km, medium difficulty).
- visiting the tallest rock sculpture in Europe (an impressive 40 metres high statue representing the Dacian king Decebalus); the 550 year-old Mracuna monastery, built in a picturesque location at the base of a rocky mountain; and the natural treasures of the “Cazanele Mari” (the Big Gorges) and “Cazanele Mici” (the Small Gorges).
- a boat trip on the River Danube, which provided access to the Veterani Cave and the famous Tabula Traiana, which is a commemoration plaque, dating from the Roman times, celebrating the completion of the Trajan’s military route.