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Munich, Germany
Despite Munich today being a worldly and progressive city of modern values, the sad truth is that if we step back only as far as the 1920s, we see a much darker side to the Bavarian capital. This guided walking tour gives visitors a sense of historical perspective and the opportu
From €375 EUR
Munich, Germany
*10am start times available; perfect for touring the grounds followed by lunch and an Oktoberfest afternoon
From €185 EUR
Munich, Germany
Our Best of Munich Electric Bike Tour is our all-in-one bicycle tour and is the perfect introduction to one of Germany’s most historic cultural capitals. Over the course of your easy four-hour ride, you’ll be informed and entertained with sights and stories from Munich, both old
From €60 EUR
Private tours
Your own guide, your own pace — ideal for families and teams.
Rentals
Pick up from our own shop and explore on your own.
See it by bike
Cyclists can follow miles of scenic, car-free paths winding past the famous Eisbach river surfers and the Chinese Tower beer garden.
Wide gravel avenues lead riders directly to the grand baroque palace grounds and its sprawling surrounding parklands.
Pedaling through Munich's historic heart offers close-up views of the New Town Hall and its renowned Glockenspiel.
Modern cycling trails cross rolling green hills and sweeping architectural marvels built for the 1972 Olympic Games.
This prominent square connects major bike corridors and features classic Italianate architecture and the historic Feldherrnhalle loggia.
Smooth riverside trails provide a peaceful, tree-lined route running directly through the center of Munich.
Good to know
Munich is considered one of Germany's most bike-friendly cities, featuring hundreds of kilometers of designated cycling paths. The terrain across the city center and along the river is largely flat. This makes casual riding accessible and enjoyable for cyclists of all skill levels.
The ideal cycling season runs from late spring through early autumn, typically between May and October. During these months, the weather is warmer and outdoor beer gardens along the bike paths are in full swing. Spring and autumn also offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds.
Most classic city routes pass through Marienplatz, Odeonsplatz, and the expansive English Garden. Longer itineraries often extend outward to Nymphenburg Palace or scenic trails along the Isar River. Guides share local history and culture during brief stops along the route.
Standard city bikes work well for most riders because Munich's urban landscape is relatively flat. An e-bike provides pedal assistance, which is especially helpful for longer excursions or riders wanting minimal physical effort. Both options allow you to explore the city at a relaxed and comfortable pace.
Yes, Munich's wide cycling lanes and car-free parks make riding very manageable for beginners and families. Tour routes prioritize quiet side streets and park paths away from heavy vehicle traffic. Options like child seats, trailers, and youth-sized bikes are also widely available.
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