Germany · E-BIKES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 10 e-bike tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Start beneath Berlin’s TV Tower and ride a comfortable city-cruiser E-Bike through the capital’s major sights. Your English-speaking guide leads you to Checkpoint Charlie, Bebelplatz, Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and a remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall, with stops for photos and questions. Riders must be at least 160 cm tall.
“Really informative and interesting. A great way to get around and see the city.”
Ride for 210 minutes from Bornholmer Strasse through Mauerpark, Bernauer Strasse, the government quarter, Brandenburg Gate, Gendarmenmarkt, Unter den Linden, and Alexanderplatz. A German-speaking guide, including guide Ference on some departures, explains Berlin’s divided past while an electric bike makes the long route manageable.
“Super fin tur og god guide. mega fine el cykler”
Ride from Alexanderplatz through central Berlin on an easy electric bike, stopping at the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, Bebelplatz, Holocaust Memorial, Gendarmenmarkt, and Checkpoint Charlie. Your English-speaking guide, such as Sam, Thor, Michelle, or Neil, explains the city’s 20th-century past while you cover more ground than on foot.
“A fun and relaxed way to see Berlin and be a part of it all with an excellent guide.”
Spend four hours riding from Neustadt through the Schönfelder Highlands, Dresden Heath, and forest trails to Wachbergschänke and Dresden TV tower. Your guide leads a group of no more than six in German or English. E-bike hire, helmet, and cycle bag are included, but food and drinks are not.
“Die Fahrradtour war phänomenal. Dank der guten Führung war die Fahrradtour ein ereignisreiches Erlebnis. Danke”
Ride through Munich’s royal center, Nazi-era landmarks, English Garden, and riverside sights on a comfortable four-hour e-bike tour. An English-speaking guide such as Rob G keeps the history clear and the route safe. Bring cash for the Chinese Tower food stop, and remember that every rider must bicycle independently.
“Our tour guide, Rob G, made our trip to Munich meaningful. He took us to historical places and provided the important history and meaning of each location. He is indeed a charming man. Rob G kept us safe along the 4 hour tour and made the experience memorable. I rate this event far better than our tour of Neuschwanstein castle. The company provided comfortable and well equipped e-bikes and offered us helmets and even gloves . We absolutely would repeat the tour. The cost is exceptionally a great value. Again, thanks for providing great people like Rob, that have great knowledge and passion for showing visitors this fine city!”
Choose a two-hour guided e-bike ride through Frankfurt, the Green Belt, or orchard country. Your small group, limited to 10 people, can use an e-city bike, e-fatbike, or e-racing bike. English, German, and Spanish tours are available, with helmets, water, and vehicle support included.
“It was very nice to follow guide by bike to all the places in Frankfurt without worry anything. My guide was very kind.”
Pick up a 28-inch trekking bike or Bosch-powered e-bike in Frankfurt’s Martin May Str. 7 backyard. Staff adjust the bike to your height and share route ideas. You get 24 hours to explore at your own pace, with rear racks, several frame sizes, and optional helmet and smartphone holder.
Pick up a bicycle or electric bike at Unlimited Biking near Alexanderplatz and keep it for a full 24 hours from pickup. You set the route, ride at your own pace, and return the bike during opening hours. Helmets are included, but there is no guide, so this suits independent explorers.
“La experiencia es muy buena pero no merece la pena reservarla con Viator. Los precios son mejores reservándolo allí, yo alquile bicicletas tres dias, por Viator pagué 18€ por día y en la tienda de Berlín hacían descuentos importantes por alquilar días sucesivos. Realmente me sentí estafada.”
Pick up a modern e-bike or mountain bike at Bike Füssen and spend up to nine hours exploring Füssen independently. You can ride through Allgäu scenery, with forests, lakes, and mountain views, then return the bike when finished. English and German assistance is available, and Chris may be on hand at pickup.
“Chris was a very nice guy and the bikes were perfect.”
Ride an e-bike through Cologne with an English or German-speaking guide, covering the Rhine, Cathedral, Old Town, Eigelstein, Agnes Quarter, Südstadt, university, and MediaPark. The 3.5-hour route includes a break near Alter Markt, bikes for riders at least 1.55 meters tall, helmets, and rain ponchos.
“Fantastic tour of Cologne with our guide Tobias. We learned a lot about the history and felt very safe on the tour. Highly recommend this tour.”
Pick a river, a century or a beer hall.
