Alternative Berlin Bike Tour in German

Knaackstraße 97, Berlin, Germany, Berlin, Germany

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Overview

Duration

3h 30min

Languages

German

Voucher type

mobile

What To Expect

Kreuzberg, Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain, alternative lifestyles, streetlife, markets, bars, diversity, Berlin is all of this!Berlin has always been a magnet for people with alternative lifestyles, from graffiti artists, fashion designers, DJs or people just looking for a job in the big city. Each of these many different crowds has left its mark on the city over the years, creating a patchwork of ever-changing neighborhoods. Join a bike tour through the liveliest and most dynamic districts of Berlin.You'll be introduced to the wild '90s in East Berlin, the revolutionary Kreuzberg of the '70s and '80s and present-day underground culture with street art, graffiti and new ideas. This tour is guided by locals who will show you their Berlin!

What to remember

Important info

Know in advance:

You will ride for 15-20 kilometers
The minimum age to ride a bike is 9 years. Bikes for children are available
Child seats (up to 22 kg), tag-along bikes (up to 30 kg), or child trailers (up to 45 kg, no more than 2 children) are available for children up to 8 years old. To reserve one of these items, please get in touch with the local operator. You will find the contact details in the voucher after booking
Depending on the weather, sun cream, tissues, rain ponchos and gloves will be available

What's included

Helmet. Bicycle. Tour guide

Know Before You Go

Highlights

Embark on a cycling adventure through the city of Berlin. Discover the city's street art, murals and trendy streets. Enjoy a tour guided by locals and go off the beaten tracks

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel your tour until a day in advance

Provider

Berlin on Bike - Tours & Rental

Meeting Point

The tour departs from the Kulturbrauerei in Knaackstraße 97. From the underground station Eberswalder Straße (underground line 2, three stops north of Alexanderplatz) it’s a 200-meter walk.