Experience Berlin on a school trip by bike – a relaxed ride suitable for students of all ages.
Every year, over 20,000 students experience Berlin on one of our educational cycling tours and get to know the city and its fascinating history..
A guided bike tour is one of the top activities undertaken by student groups visiting Berlin and a great alternative to a classic sightseeing tour by bus or on foot.
The pace is perfect for young people: cycling interspersed with information stops where guides tell fascinating stories about Berlin. Your students will have ample opportunity to ask questions and take pictures of Berlin’s famous sights for their own social media channels – before we head to the next exciting place by bike.
These bike tours are a perfect way for students and their teachers to immerse themselves in Berlin and its intense history, as well as the history of Germany.
Our bike tours for school groups go beyond the major tourists attractions such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Government Quarter. We can also show you the real Berlin on an Alternative Bike Tour or take you on a tour along the former Berlin Wall.
Our guides have years of experience working with school groups and we place great importance on dynamic presentation with a personal touch, as well as consideration of the needs and knowledge levels of individual groups.
For a typical group size of 20 to 30 students with two teachers, we divide the class into two, with two guides leading the groups separately through the city.
Take your students on a city bike tour – a Berlin experience they will not forget!
We select the routes of our tours carefully, and our guides receive specialist training in managing bike tours. We favour routes that lead away from the busy main roads of the city, and try wherever possible to stick to quiet streets and cycle paths, for maximum safety and enjoyment.
50% of Berlin households do not own a car, and travelling by bike or public transport is the norm here, which means that car drivers are used to cyclists.
The luminous orange vests worn by our bike guides and the teacher at the back of the bike tour make us easy to spot on the roads. In Berlin it is possible to take students groups on a safe and relaxed bike tour that everyone can enjoy. enjoy a safe and relaxed bike tour, including with students.
Kulturbrauerei – uniquely beautiful starting point in the car-free courtyards of a 100 year old former brewery
Daily public bike tours along several routes, in English, Dutch and German
Specially trained guides – knowledgeable and entertaining team of guides
Personal touch – our bike guides are enthusiastic about Berlin and set their own priorities for individual tours
The real Berlin – in addition to Berlin sightseeing, we show aspects of everyday life in the city
Safety – our chosen bike routes favour the use of bike paths and quieter side streets
Well-maintained bike fleet – 21-speed trekking bikes, as well as backpedal or e-bikes
Ideal for families – children’s bikes in various sizes, trailers, child seats, matching helmets
Easy bike tour booking – online, by e-mail or even by phone
Customer friendly and flexible cancellation policy, currently Corona cancellations are free of charge up to 24 hours before the start of the tour
After the bike ride, you can go to the museum, restaurant or beer garden on the brewery grounds
Berlin on Bike tours usually start at the Kulturbrauerei ( “Culture Brewery” in English) in the Prenzlauer Berg district. The brewery grounds have several entrances: the best way to get to us is through the archway at Knaackstraße 97. From the underground station Eberswalder Straße (underground line 2, three stops north of Alexanderplatz) it’s a 200-metre walk.
For private tours with your own bikes, the start can be arranged individually. For an additional charge we can arrange the delivery of bikes for a private tour. This option is usually more viable for larger groups.
For a typical group size of 20 to 30 students with two teachers, we divide the class into two, with two guides leading the groups separately through the city.
We split up larger groups of students so that no more than 15 students and one teacher are in a subgroup, if possible. This way, we can explore the city safely and engage with all the students during the tour.
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