Please meet us at 3.55pm at the Statue of Juliet / Marienplatz 15 where we will meet your guide and then have a brief introduction to Munich before walking over to our shop to collect your bike for your tour. Helmets are incl. on request. Read moreMore about Munich Marienplatz

The Platzl: Home of Munich's Heartbeat. This charming, historic square is essentially the birthplace of Munich's legendary beer culture! It's famously home to the world-renowned Hofbräuhaus, and its cobblestone streets are lined with traditional Bavarian buildings. The Platzl perfectly captures the essence of old Munich, making it a lively and authentic stopRead moreMore about Platzl

Our second stop is to relish you with stories of the Wittelsbacher family and their ties with Napoleon. We also tell you more about the Opera House and the Residenz. Read moreMore about Max-Joseph-Platz

This majestic square is one of Munich's most impressive, modeled after a famous piazza in Florence. As we cycle through, you'll see the towering yellow Theatinerkirche (Theatine Church), a stunning Baroque masterpiece, and the Feldherrnhalle, a monument with a powerful, pivotal role in modern Bavarian history. It's a place where grand parades and significant historical events have unfolded, offering a glimpse into Munich's regal and dramatic past.Read moreMore about Odeonsplatz

This immense complex right in the city center was the former home and seat of power for Bavaria's Wittelsbach rulers for over 400 years. As we cycle by, you'll see its grand facades, hinting at the hundreds of lavish rooms, courtyards, and treasures within. It's Germany's largest city palace and a living testament to centuries of Bavarian royalty.Read moreMore about Residenz München

This beautiful Renaissance-style garden, once exclusively for royalty, is now a serene public oasis. We'll cycle through its manicured lawns, past impressive fountains, and admire the iconic Diana Temple at its heart – often a spot for dancers or musicians on sunny days. It's a peaceful contrast to the city's bustling squares and a perfect place to enjoy Munich's green side.Read moreMore about Hofgarten

Get ready to immerse yourselves in one of the world's largest and most beautiful urban parks! As we cycle through this sprawling green space, you'll discover tranquil paths, lush meadows perfect for sunbathing, and even a flowing river. It's the city's favorite playground, where you'll see everything from traditional beer gardens to unique sights like the River Surfers.Read moreMore about English Garden

Our lively stop within the English Garden! This iconic beer garden surrounds a unique 25-meter wooden pagoda. It's a fantastic spot to experience authentic Bavarian 'Gemütlichkeit' (coziness) under chestnut trees. You'll have time to relax, soak in the atmosphere, and purchase traditional food and refreshing drinks (not included).Read moreMore about Chinesischen Turm

This imposing building, located at the edge of the English Garden, is more than just an art museum. It's a monumental structure with a complex history, originally built in the 1930s. Today, it stands as a significant international center for contemporary art, hosting impressive changing exhibitions. We'll pause to admire its distinctive architecture and learn about its journey through time.Read moreMore about Haus der Kunst

Isartor: Munich's Medieval Gateway. One of Munich's three remaining medieval city gates, the Isartor stands as a proud reminder of the city's ancient fortifications. It's a striking landmark that transports you back in time, marking the eastern edge of the old city center.Read moreMore about Isartor