Germany · RENTAL BIKES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 7 rental bikes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Cycle from Füssen to Neuschwanstein Castle, use a skip-the-line ticket, and explore Bavaria by bike with maps and an audio guide.
“It was great! And person who rents the bikes was kind, friendly and very helpful!”
Rent a three-gear city bike in St. Pauli and explore Hamburg’s Elbe, harbor, and neighborhoods at your own pace for one day.
“Einfache Buchung, tolle Räder, gutes Service, sehr freundlich”
Rent a well-fitted bicycle or Bosch e-bike for 24 hours and explore Frankfurt with route tips, comfort features, and flexible booking.
Rent a well-equipped bike in Prenzlauer Berg for 48 or 72 hours and reach Berlin’s parks, riverbanks, and divided-city sights at your own pace.
“Absolut anbefalingsværdig. God service ved afhentning og aflevering. Gode fejlfrie cykler. Cyklede Berlin rundt i de 3 dage i pragtfuldt solrigt vejr. Skal du leje cykler i Berlin er dette det rigtige sted.”
Rent a comfortable city bike in Dresden for 4 hours to 3 days, with a lock, map, optional child seat, and 24-hour return.
“Great time and great bike. Only thing I would suggestion is to show people how to turn on the lights.”
Rent an e-bike or mountain bike in Füssen for nine hours and explore Allgäu forests, lakes, and mountain views at your own pace.
“The bikes were perfect other than one bike tire was low on air. We stopped at another location of Fussen ebike and used a pump to fill with air. We were disappointed that you cannot ride up to both castles. No fault of the bike rental company.”
Explore Hamburg by bike with local guide Stefan, from Chilehaus and Speicherstadt to HafenCity, the Elbe Tunnel, Michel, and Portuguese Quarter.
“Super nice, informative tour. Everything important, through the Hafencity, past the Elphi, into the Speicherstadt, through the old Elbe tunnel and much more. Lunchtime short stop in the Portuguese quarter and stop at a nice restaurant. Later coffee and cake on the Elbe. Plus lots of information and background knowledge about Hamburg and its history. That's all it takes...Auto-translated”
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