Bike tours · MUNICH BIKE TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 14 munich bike tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back on the bike.
Ride through Munich for 210 minutes with a German- or English-speaking guide, stopping at Marienplatz, Hofbräuhaus, Königsplatz, Schwabing, and the English Garden. You’ll hear local stories, pass the Eisbach surfers, and pause for a beer at Hofbräukeller beer garden. Bikes and the guide are included.
“the tour was great!! our geman guide was soo good, the ride with the bikes, the gardens, and the explanation was so nice!!”
Ride through central Munich with an English-speaking guide such as Dave, Iris, James, Matt, or Scott. You’ll see royal squares, church interiors, Residenz courtyards, the English Garden, Isar river views, a Chinese Tower beer garden, and Munich’s famous river surfers. The pace is easy, but you must stay alert in crowded streets.
“Matt was outstanding. He was extremely knowledgeable but it was his fun and relaxed demeanor that really made this your special. Our entire group had a blast. Thank you!!!”
Travel from Munich to Schwangau by air-conditioned coach, then cycle beside Alpine lakes before lunch at a local brewery. Guides such as Tyler, Sean, James, and John bring Bavaria’s royal story to life. You’ll visit Marienbrücke and Neuschwanstein Castle, with a steep walk or paid shuttle to the castle.
“This tour was soo much fun! The castle is absolutely gorgeous but I believe the bike tour portion was even better! Tyler, our guide, was extremely knowledgeable! He knew all the tips and tricks around the castle. I would definitely recommend this tour. If I had more time in the city, I would of definitely looked into an other trour with Mikes Bike Tour.”
Ride through Munich with an English-speaking guide such as Iris, Kyle, David, or Simon. In 3.5 hours, you’ll cover the Old Town, Residenz courtyards, Odeonsplatz, Hofgarten, English Garden, river surfers, and Chinese Tower. Bikes are included, lunch is not, and helmets are available on request.
“Our tour guide Scott was amazing. It was fun to see the city via bike. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Munich. You get a basic outline of old town so you know what you want to go back and visit or do later.”
Ride through central Munich with a local English-speaking guide, stopping at Königsplatz, Odeonsplatz, the Eisbach surfers, Ludwig Maximilian University, and the English Garden. The tour lasts about three hours, uses comfortable city bikes, and may include a beer garden break when weather allows. Guides such as Helio, Michelle, Patrick, Mark, and Sarah are praised for humor and clear city insight.
“It was fun. I did it during the summer with kids. My ni ce and nephew enjoyed it a lot. We all learned quite a bit about the city.”
Ride through Munich with an English-speaking local guide, stopping at Königsplatz, Odeonsplatz, the English Garden, Chinese Tower beer garden, the Isar River, and Marienplatz. You get a rental bike, local tips, and an easy city overview, but must be at least 160 cm tall and 16 years old.
“Iain is a guy who knows a lot of History outside of the tour context. I would have been glad to have another 2 hours of time with him to listen to his interesting take on it”
Ride through Munich with an English-speaking local guide on a 150-minute city tour. You’ll see Königsplatz, the Führerbau, Odeonsplatz, the Residenz, the English Garden, the Bavarian National Theatre, and the Eisbach Wave. Bicycles and helmets are provided, with eBike upgrades available.
“My boyfriend and I both found this to be a great activity. We initially got a little lost but our guide was very understanding and agreed to extend the tour an extra 15 mins, which was kind. Michelle, our guide, was able to accommodate to the different abilities of the group which meant no-one felt left out. She has a good sense of humour and is engaging. She taught us interesting facts about the city's history which meant we were learning as we were going. The tour took us through the main areas of Munich, which made it a little easier to navigate our way through the city afterwards.”
Ride an easy four-hour loop through Munich with an English-speaking guide. You’ll visit Königsplatz, Odeonsplatz, the Residenz, English Garden, Eisbachwelle, Viktualienmarkt, and more, with a 40-minute stop at the Chinese Tower beer garden. Guides such as Karl, Rob, Canaan, and Sarah bring local history to life. Food and drinks cost extra.
“Rob was an excellent tour guide. The trip was just a smidge slow getting going (they tell you to come early and then you stand around for a bit while they sort out which guide with lead you and such), but once we got going everything was marvelously smooth and well-timed. Rob included a great amount of historical information from across the history of Bavaria. The tour is 4+ hours, which was a perfect time. This included about 30min for lunch and plenty of stops. Munich in these areas is very flat. Although they had e-bikes available, they were completely unnecessary. We would definitely book this tour again.”
Ride through Munich with guides such as Karl, Rob, Susanna, Canaan, and Arthur, following bike paths to Königsplatz, the English Garden, Marienplatz, and more. The flat route suits most riders, with a 30-minute stop at the Chinese Tower beer garden. Food and drinks cost extra, and cold or wet weather can change the break.
“Our guide Sarah was professional and knowledgeable, it was a great tour. Easy riding around an interesting city.”
Ride a luxury coach from Munich to Bavaria’s Alps, cycle beside an alpine lake, swim in summer, eat at a local brewery, and walk to Neuschwanstein Castle. English-speaking guides such as Tyler, David, Nazar, Iris, and Karina lead the day, while castle entry and some transfers cost extra.
“Our guides, Tyler and David were excellent! They were very knowledgeable and very helpful. Just want to let everyone be aware that it’s a lot of walking up and down the mountain and stairs they do have alternative options for people that cannot handle this. Overall a great trip. We really enjoyed it…definitely recommend!!”
Spend 210 minutes cycling from Marienplatz through Munich’s graffiti districts, along the Isar, into Giesing, and toward the slaughterhouse quarter. A German-speaking guide such as Ulrike explains the city’s 1980s graffiti roots, major artists, and changing murals. Bikes are included, and private groups are available.
Ride through Munich with an English-speaking Fat Tire guide such as Canaan, Susanna, Rob, Karl, Mark, or Dan. In about four hours, you’ll cover royal squares, museums, Nazi-era landmarks, the English Garden, Eisbachwelle, Viktualienmarkt, and more. An electric bike and helmet are included, with beer and food extra.
“Canaan was an excellent tour guide. Being a history buff, he was very knowledgeable about Germany’s history. He was also very aware of the bikers in his group and did a great job of keeping everyone safe and together. Lastly, he was a nice guy who seems to really enjoy being a tour guide.”
Join Mike’s Bike Tours at 4 PM for an English-only ride through Munich’s center and English Garden. Your guide leads you past Odeonsplatz, Hofgarten, the Residenz, the Eisbach surfers, and the nudist meadow, with a beer garden break at the Chinese Tower. Bikes and safety instructions are included, while food and drinks cost extra.
“Very animated , funny and informative guide. Friendly and accommodating to all needs of the group. Good value for money as we were able to see different areas of the city we would not have got to on foot”
Ride Munich’s major sights on a comfortable electric bike with an English-speaking guide. You’ll visit Königsplatz, the Führerbau, the Residenz, English Garden, Chinese Tower, Eisbachwelle, and more, with a 40-minute beer garden and food stop. Guide Rob G has earned special praise for his stories and careful riding.
“We visited interesting sites in Munich. Our guide was informative and shared photos that explained more about the history of places. At times, it was a bit dangerous because we rode in high traffic areas. Also, we were not given helmets. The company should give riders helmets for safety purposes.”
City loop, coast road, vineyard lane or a bike of your own for the day.
