The Munich bike tour

Of course, we'll tailor our route to the composition of your group, and children are always welcome. Even though my daughters are older now, I still remember where the most exciting playgrounds are! Incidentally, despite our proximity to the Alps, Munich is relatively flat – only the banks of the Isar River can present a challenge in terms of elevation gain, which we'll tackle together at a leisurely pace. An excursion to the northern part of our city will take you past the famous Eisbach surfers and along winding paths in the English Garden, as well as through the sophisticated Schwabing district. There, the formerly rural village center and the trendy neighborhood with its fantastic facades, small cafes, and shops are just a stone's throw from each other. If time allows, we'll continue our ride towards the Olympic Park, where we can feel like Olympic athletes ourselves, nestled among the hills and under the tent-like roof structure. From there, we'll either return via the Kunstareal (Art District), where we can comfortably get an overview of the city's most important museums from the saddle. And if your schedule and energy levels allow, you can even make a detour to Nymphenburg Palace on the way back. The southern route, on the other hand, first takes us to the other side of the Isar River, past the Angel of Peace and into the elegant Bogenhausen district, whose Gründerzeit villas invite you to dream of bygone days. The Prinzregententheater and the Villa Stuck then mark the border with Haidhausen, which, along with Au and Giesing, once had a very different reputation as a so-called "glass shard district"—the Müller'sches Volksbad (public bath) could still tell you a thing or two about that. Today, that's long forgotten, and these districts are very popular with Munich residents not only for living but also for shopping and relaxation. Especially in Giesing, you can discover many works of art from Munich's street art scene. The return journey can be made either along the Isar or past the Old Southern Cemetery, which, with the graves of prominent Munich residents, exudes a very special atmosphere. But the west, with the Theresienwiese, the vibrant Westend district, and the Westpark, is definitely worth a bike ride! No matter which direction we ultimately head in, you decide the route and duration! I, on the other hand, promise to advise you in the best possible way, tailored to your wishes. Let's go!