Highlights
- Discover real Munich life
- Get to know the most beautiful and authentic sides of the cosmopolitan city with a heart
- Get moving without overexerting yourself
- Dispense with the cliché of Munich as a snobby city
- Feel free to ask about English-language tours
Description
Hey, everyone!
On this bike tour, we'll ride together through Munich's everyday life as it really is: not all spruced up, not touristy, but authentic, green, and sometimes a bit gritty. We’ll also dispel the stereotype that Munich is snobby.
This is not a road bike tour and not a rigid sightseeing itinerary. We'll ride at a relaxed pace, take breaks, and chat about the city, its neighborhoods, and its contrasts – and about why Munich is much more than lederhosen and the Hofbräuhaus.
We start where Munich comes together, ride past well-known spots such as the Eisbach Wave, and immerse ourselves in the vastness of the English Garden. Along the way, we'll take our time to enjoy the most beautiful parks in the city. Then we'll continue through neighborhoods that you won't find on every postcard, from the Schlachthofviertel to the banks of the Isar.
Along the way, I'll show you my Munich: places where people live, breathe, cycle, swim and chat. We'll ride from the English Garden through Olympiapark, along the Nymphenburg Canal to Nymphenburg Palace. We'll pass Theresienwiese and continue along the Isar meadows, on old paths and with new perspectives. If you like, you can bring your swimsuit for a quick dip in the Isar!
At the end, you won't just come back with a few nice photos, but also with the feeling that you've really gotten to know Munich.
Includes
Guided bike tour of Munich with a local guide
A leisurely route through the most famous parks and neighborhoods and along the Isar River
Personal insights away from the classic tourist attractions
Breaks at selected locations with time for photos and short stops
Specialized cross bike rental for the day
Small group for a pleasant and personal atmosphere
Excludes
Food and drinks
Gratuities (voluntary)
Helmet (you can bring your own or add one to your booking if required)
Important Information
- The tour takes place in almost all weather conditions; please bring appropriate clothing. The route is about 30 kilometers long and will be cycled at a leisurely pace, but a normal basic level of fitness is still required. We will not only be riding in parks, but also in Munich's city traffic, so being able to ride a bike safely is a prerequisite. A helmet is recommended but not mandatory. Please bring your own drinks and small snacks. Participation is at your own risk, and German traffic regulations apply. Due to its length, duration and route, the tour is not suitable for children under 14 years of age. You are welcome to bring swimwear if you wish, as we will be making a stop at the Isar River.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
