BEST OF · GERMANY BIKE TOURS
Good germany bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the best ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Berlin’s key sights by bike in three relaxed hours, with a local guide, small groups, comfortable bikes, and vivid history.
“Tour was great, we saw Berlin on bicycle and it was a very fun experience.”
See Munich by bike, from Marienplatz and Hofbräuhaus to Schwabing and the English Garden, with a guide, beer stop, and easy pace.
“My husband and I really enjoyed the bike tour. It was a bit difficult to find the tour group at the meeting point because we were expecting to see a shop with bikes but just a group of people with Gabriella hiding the a sign. Once we found the group, it was good. We got to see a lot being on bikes and Gabriella explained things well to us. We had a lot of fun!”
See Hamburg by bike in three hours, from Alster Lake and Speicherstadt to Reeperbahn, with a local guide and an easy, flat route.
“The tour guide and bike ride around Hamburg was great fun and we heard so many great stories. Thanks and highly recommended!”
Review of Mike’s Bike Tour in Munich, covering sights, beer garden lunch, English Garden surfers, value, route, and practical tips.
“This tour was so efficient, informative, and the best way to see a lot of different places of interest in Munich. There were about 140 people divided into groups of 20, which sounds like a lot. Add in Oktoberfest and a parade and you’d think it was going to be too much; but it was the opposite. Sure, people were everywhere, but our group was able to safely navigate the city and see all of the sights. Even if you aren’t an experienced rider, you’ll be good. The pace is leisurely. Our guide, Bob, was fantastic - full of knowledge and humor. I learned so many interesting facts about the…”
See Berlin’s major landmarks by bike in three hours, with an English-speaking guide, easy riding, history, photos, and practical city orientation.
“Very interesting tour. Learned a lot. Sam gave us a sensational tour of Berlin! Highly recommend it.”
Cycle Berlin’s major sights, Cold War landmarks, Nazi-era sites, parks, and a beer garden with a lively English-speaking guide.
“This is a great way to see a lot of the big highlights in a short time. Absolutely packed with interesting information and history.”
Review of Cologne’s 3-hour guided bike tour, covering the cathedral, Rhine bridges, Rheinpark, old town, and Rheinauhafen for $50.
“Tobi was a great guide and made the tour fun and easy”
Explore Berlin’s major sights by bike in three easy hours, from the Reichstag and Wall to Brandenburg Gate, with an engaging English-speaking guide.
“Absolutely fantastic tour with Sam. So informative and knowledgeable we learned so much about Berlin and its history. 100% recommended, book this trip and be prepared for a great tour!”
See Berlin’s major sights by bike on a relaxed 3.5-hour small-group tour with local guides, comfortable bikes, and plenty of history.
“We loved our tour with Anthony. We learned so much that we wouldn't have if we had just gone to the sites by ourselves. Loved his local perspective with the historical information. Always love doing a bike tour since you can cover so much more than by a walking tour. Bikes were comfortable. Berlin was a great city for biking!”
See Hamburg by bike in 3.5 hours, from Alster Lakes to HafenCity, with city views, local stories, and practical riding tips.
“Amazing experience with savvy it was pretty fun.very professional and well organised tour by the team and must try”
Review of the Neuschwanstein Castle bus and bike tour from Munich, with Alpine scenery, lake stops, lunch options, costs, and practical tips.
“The perfect experience for a change of pace from Oktoberfest and my favourite part of the entire Munich trip!! All the views were absolutely beautfiul, our guides were fun and super informative, and the food included was actually quite good. Despite a group of us getting lost for a portion of our bike trip (not from guide error), we did not lose any time for the rest of the tour which was a relief. Neuschwanstein was a beautiful sight and the Alps are truly breathtaking. I honestly believe this tour is essential for anyone staying in Munich who wants to see a bit more of the German countryside.”
Review of Munich’s 3.5-hour guided bike tour, with Old Town sights, English Garden surfers, Chinese Tower beer garden, price, tips, and drawbacks.
“Loved this tour! The pace was perfect. Dave our guide was knowledgeable and good company. We saw parts of Munich we hadn’t seen before and may not have found on our own. Lunch in the beer garden was fun.”
Review of Berlin’s 3-hour Wall and Third Reich bike tour, covering Cold War sites, Nazi history, quiet paths, guides, value, and practical tips.
“Great tour, very knowledgeable and likeable guide Martin who did a superb job. Great family trip that we will never forget! Thanks you very much”
Explore Berlin by bike from Prenzlauer Berg to Kreuzberg, with the East Side Gallery, Spree views, street art, and local stories.
“Excellent! Swedish Anna was professional, informative and fun. We all really enjoyed seeing and hearing about Berlin's subculture and history in an exciting and fun way and would recommend to everyone. We are a family of four, 2 Adults, 2 teenagers (14 & 16) and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. Anna learnt all our names in the group and made us feel welcome and included. Her knowlege, love and passion for Berlin shone through 🌟”
Review of Munich’s small-group bike tour, with historic sights, the English Garden, Eisbach surfers, and a weather-dependent beer garden stop.
“Great way to start our trip in Munich. Beautiful bike ride through the city and park. Riding bikes in the city is very easy and allows the group to cover a lot of ground. There are some fun stops to get a beer at the Chinese beer garden or see the surfers in the canal. Also some beautiful and historic monuments and buildings with a rich history. Overall we loved this tour and our guide Patrick!”
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