Munich Bike Rentals
About this activity
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Comfort City Bike
- Kids Bike
- Tag-a-long
- Burley Trailer
- Electric Bike
- Baby seat
- Duration
- Unlimited Biking: Munich
- Pick Up / Drop Off
- Free Bike bag; Helmet; Lock; Map
- "Got a problem" Assistance
- Best Bikes In Town
- Munich Electric Bike Rentals
- Highlights of Munich Bike Tour with Beer Garden Stop
- Best of Munich Electric Bike Tour with Beer Garden Stop
- Munich Essentials Bike Tour
Cancellation policy
Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund
Reviews
Be careful when you try to cancel your booking, even when within the free cancellation timeframe, as they will try to get you to take a credit note and hope you don't keep asking for your money back. Keep pushing and they eventually will, but in my opinion it's a very dishonest way of doing business. I'll not be using them again after my experience.
Good place to rent a bike for Paris sightseeing. Helpful stuff in case of emergency ( flat Tire). Trully recommend this rental
Joe showed us around Paris on a particularly challenging day due to the major protests (Oct 17, 2026) and kept us moving. We loved exploring Paris like this! For families with little kids: We had a 5,5 year old on a tagalong/tandem bike and a 20 month old in a trailer. The little one napped in the protected trailer in the beginning although she sat quite upright and I had to remove her helmet during sleep time to avoid the straps hurting her. At the end our older one needed a break and joined in the trailer. I expected it to be challenging to have a heavy trailer attached without an E-Bike but honestly I was fine and didn't end up swapping with my husband. Joe our tour guide also offered to help if needed, which was appreciated. In retrospect I would have brought more snacks and a book or two for the trailer so the little one had something to do while we were stopping and hearing about the history of Paris. I didn't want to unbuckle her at every stop. While moving she was happy to just be in the trailer. The older one is quite familiar with riding bikes in a busy city but I'm glad we chose the tagalong instead of a separate bike, as she could take a break; she didn't have to pay attention to the traffic lights, pedestrians, other bikers, cars and busses along the route as she was attached to my husband's bike - it definitely was challenging on a busy Saturday to stay close in a group. Ideally a bathroom break would been part of the tour, but we were able to improvise. All in all, we love biking, and it was really fun to explore Paris that way. And, of course, to (re)learn some history and understand when, where, how events shaped the buildings and architecture of Paris.