Tours & tickets

Isar River

Glide through the streets of Munich on this Segway tour. Learn how to manage a Segway and visit all the major city attractions, including the Maximilianeum and the Theatine Church. After getting the hang of riding a Segway, start your tour at Artur-Kutscher-Platz. Then, head towards the English Garden and along the Isar River to the Angel of Peace. Continue to the Maximilianeum, the seat of the Bavarian Parliament. This building was constructed between 1857 and 1874 by the architect Friedrich Bürklein and fits in with the surroundings by the Isar River. Up the river, see Museum Island with the Deutsches Museum and the parish church of St. Maximilian on the west bank of the Isar River. Head along Maximilianstraße past the Residenz Theatre at Odeonsplatz and admire the Feldherrnhalle and the Theatine Church.  Glide past the Munich Residenz together with the Hofgarten as well as the Bavarian State Chancellery towards the Eisbach. From there, swing around the Siegestor back to the starting point.

You'll receive full-service water action with complete safety equipment, return transfer, changing rooms, restroom facilities, Rafting is the classic outdoor activity for an active adventure that requires almost no prerequisites. The tour on the Isar River spans 11 km through the stunning pre-Alpine landscape, featuring gentle waves and a whitewater - rapits from Lenggries to Bad Tölz. Upon reaching the endpoint in Bad Tölz, you'll receive a transfer back to Lenggries. We hope to see you soon in our Outdoorstation.

When you look at how tidy and chic Munich is today, it’s hard to imagine that it was here where the graffiti movement started in Germany back in the 1980s. Discover the street art masterpieces as your stroll around the city on a bike tour. Get on your bike and ride along the Isar river. Go far away from the tourist crowds and explore Giesing, a former working-class neighborhood. From there, head towards the slaughterhouse district. Once there enjoy a break on a boat at a railway bridge. Munich was considered a mecca for graffiti artists, alongside New York. Pass by the works of art made by the old masters who shaped this culture, but also from up and coming new street artists.

Join me on an alternative unique experience in Munich! We’ll wander through the city’s hidden, alternative neighborhoods and immerse ourselves in a unique cultural diversity. We’ll visit one of the coolest beer gardens in Munich :) Even The New York Times couldn’t resist one of our highlights, the "Alte Utting", writing: IS MUNICH GETTING COOL? LOOK FOR THE BOAT ON THE BRIDGE. In addition to street art and cultural hubs made of shipping containers and wood, we’ll delve into over 700 years of history in these lesser-known districts south of the city center. Our tour takes us along the Isar River to the other side, into one of the last authentic neighborhoods, "Giesing", with its very own unique charm. For a private tour, a voucher or special requests, feel free to message me! Best regards, Philipp

The Best of Munich Electric Bike Tour is our all-in-one eBike tour and is the perfect introduction to one of Germany’s most historic cultural capitals. Over the course of your easy four-hour ride, you’ll be informed and entertained with sights and stories from Munich, both old and new. All the main sights are included in this tour, so you won’t miss a thing. Whether it’s the origins of the Nazi party or the best of Munich including the famous city park surfers and a break in an authentic Munich beer garden, you’ll have truly gotten the most out of your time in the Bavarian capital.

Make friends with Munich on a fun 3-hour Segway tour of the city’s main attractions. Following a comprehensive introduction to this highly intuitive self-balancing mode of transport, you will explore the historic city center. Groups are kept small so that all your questions will be answered, and you will benefit from the handy insider tips your guide will give you for the rest of your vacation. Admire the classical architecture of Königsplatz, modeled on the Acropolis in Athens. Glide past the palatial Maximilianeum, home to the Bavarian state parliament since 1949. Learn about Munich’s role during World War 2, and lighten the mood with the grandeur of Bavaria's royal architectuer. End with a greater appreciation of this city of rich culture and bustling progress, and a better understanding of the city’s motto, "München mag Dich" (Munich likes you).

For those wishing to explore the Bavarian capital on their own, Unlimited Biking offers our Cruiser and City-style Bikes which are perfect for navigating around the city. Ride to Olympiapark – Explore the iconic 1972 Olympic Games site, take in the views from the Olympic Tower, or relax by the lake. Discover landmarks like Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche, and Viktualienmarkt. Bike between traditional beer gardens like Hirschgarten or Augustiner-Keller to enjoy local food and brews in a classic Munich atmosphere. Unlimited Biking will provide everything you need for a wonderful bike exploration of Munich. Choose between 2 hour, 4 hour, and daypass options.

Join me for a 500-Year Journey Through Munich’s History! Step back in time as we explore Munich’s rich heritage, starting in the late 15th century with the iconic Frauenkirche (Cathedral of Our Lady). Here, we’ll delve into the Gothic era and uncover the fascinating stories of that time. From there, we’ll journey through history, moving chronologically to the Renaissance with the world-record-holding masterpiece, St. Michael’s Church. Our adventure continues through the opulence of Baroque, the elegance of Neo-Classicism, and the grandeur of Historicism. Along the way, we’ll uncover tales of the royal family, amusing legends, and even some of the city’s darker chapters. To take a breather from the bustling Old Town and its lively Christmas markets, we’ll hop on a tram to the tranquil Isar River. Here, another two world records and some surprising stories await. Finally, we’ll immerse ourselves in the rich and playful style of Jugendstil (Art Nouveau), explore vibrant street art, and conclude our tour with a fantastic modern museum. This extraordinary tour connects 500 years of history with the present, bringing Munich’s past to life in an entertaining and unique way. For a private tour, a voucher or special requests, feel free to message me! Best regards, Philipp

Start your tour at the world's biggest city park since the 18th century, the English Garden of Munich will be a unique walk. Here, you will see a traditional Japanese Teahouse where tea ceremonies can be observed. You will also see the Greek-style temple Monopteros and the 25-meters-high Chinese Tower. Next, you will visit the Munich cathedral, one of the main symbols of the town. The church makes the locals very proud as its beauty can be seen easily from anywhere around the city. As you visit the south tower, you will see an amazing panorama of Munich and the Alps. You will love its outside architecture. You will then walk across Mary's Square, which has been the city's main square since the 12th century. In the old times, it was the location of many markets and tournaments. Here, you will see the great Marian column built in 1638. On top of it is a golden statue representing the Virgin Mary. You will be delighted at this walking zone where you will also find several shops and restaurants around. Next, you will visit the New Town hall. You will walk by its 100-meter-long façade and see the great statue of the Prince Luitpold. You will also discover its magnificent glass windows and the famous neo-gothic fountains with their allegorical images and representations of folk myths. If you are a gourmet lover, you will love this daily food market in the middle of Munich. You will walk by its 140 stalls and delicious smells of flowers, spices, cheese, and local food. Viktualienmarkt is also the home of folkloric exhibitions like weighing competitions, brewers' events, summer festivals or dancing. Finish your tour at the Munich Residence which was previously the royal palace of the monarchs of Bavaria. You will walk by its great architecture and learn about its history. It is the largest city palace in Germany, the Munich Residence contains ten incredible patios and not less than 130 rooms.

For those wishing to explore the Bavarian capital on their own, Unlimited Biking offers our new E-bike (pedal assisted motor) which is perfect for navigating around the city. Ride to Olympiapark – Explore the iconic 1972 Olympic Games site, take in the views from the Olympic Tower, or relax by the lake. Discover landmarks like Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche, and Viktualienmarkt. Bike between traditional beer gardens like Hirschgarten or Augustiner-Keller to enjoy local food and brews in a classic Munich atmosphere. Unlimited Biking will provide everything you need for a wonderful bike exploration of Munich. Choose between 2 hour, 4 hour, and daypass options.