Munich: City Highlights Rickshaw Tour
Schwabing, Munich
Experience a relaxed and unique e-rickshaw tour through Munich with a local guide. Discover the secrets of the old town, admire the beauty of the English Garden, and see the city's highlights.
Munich E-Rickshaw Tour: Ideal for Small Groups Exploring the City Sustainably
Discover Munich’s key sites and the English Garden on an eco-friendly 2.5-hour E-Rickshaw tour led by local guides. Suitable for solo travelers, couples, and small groups up to three people.
Highlights
- Explore Munich’s main attractions by E-rickshaw
- Receive insightful commentary from a knowledgeable local guide
- Visit the English Garden and other famous landmarks
Description
This popular tour, operating since 2017, offers an in-depth look at Munich’s history and culture. Choose a shorter 1-hour option for a quicker overview or a full 5-hour day tour including Nymphenburg Palace and the Olympic Park.
Our electric rickshaws provide a quiet, emission-free way to explore the city in comfort and style. Routes can be customized to your interests by discussing preferences with your guide at the start of the tour.
Families with children can bring kids free of charge if they fit comfortably on the 100cm-wide rickshaw bench without booking an additional seat. If a third seat is booked, please note the bench width limitation.
During Oktoberfest (September 19 to October 4), please book the special 'Munich Oktoberfest: Private Rickshaw Tour with Beer + Brezn' instead.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off is available for downtown Munich and main train station hotels; please specify your hotel when booking this option.
Your guide will be identifiable by a green lanyard with rikschaguide.com and does not require ticket presentation—just provide your name.
Includes
- Rickshaw tour
- Local guide
Important Information
- Rickshaws are equipped for all weather conditions
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Booking tip: Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather and bring a camera to capture views of Munich’s architecture, parks, and river. Early morning or late afternoon tours provide cooler temperatures and better lighting for photos.