Munich · SEGWAY TOURS
The English Garden and the Isar paths are made for it, the Altstadt cobbles less so. These 6 tours are compared on route, training time and minimum age, each with its price and duration.
See Munich’s top sights by Segway, from the English Garden and Isar to Odeonsplatz, with training, a guide, helmet, and headset included.
“It was excellent! I felt the visit early in the Segway ride to the outside beer garden and restaurant is completely understated! We had some food there and gulped it down. It was amazing!!”
Explore Munich by Segway, from Nazi-era sites and royal squares to the Eisbach surfers, with a small group and English-speaking guide.
“Amazing tour! Canaan provided one-on-one training for everyone with the Segway, so we were all comfortable riding it before we started the tour. He was knowledgeable and told great stories illustrating the history of Bavaria. Highly recommended tour to start your Munich trip!”
See Munich by Segway on a small-group tour through Hofgarten, the English Garden, Viktualienmarkt, the Isar, and historic city sights.
“The tour was the best of the best, Rob G. Was my guide and he did a wonderful tour, his knowledge and energy made this a great experience that I will not forget, good job Flat Tire for having people like Rob”
Glide past Munich’s royal landmarks, English Garden surfers, and historic squares on a lively two-hour Segway tour with a local guide.
“Munich is a very crowded city, but they have bike lanes all over. Riding Segways is challenging due to the crowds and cobblestones, but still fun around town. My family wound up having a private tour, and our guide (sorry I forgot his name) was awesome and very patient with me since I was nervous going fast (can't say the same about my teen kids). He did not skip any attractions and we went over the time allotted to get to see everything which was really appreciated. We also arrived back to the shop as it started raining and he provided us with ponchos for our walk back to the…”
See Munich’s parks, riverfront, royal squares, museums, and Eisbach surfers on a lively three-hour Segway tour with a local guide.
“Had a great time. Segways are always a fun way to explore a new city. Our guide was great and the sights are interesting, especially the “river surfers”. Be aware that this tour cannot go into the center of Old Town because that area is designated for pedestrians only. So you won’t get to see Marienplatz or the glockenspiel on this tour. If you want to see that area, you’ll need to plan another way. Also, a lot of the riding is in bicycle lanes and in the street with vehicles all around. If that concerns you, this might not be the place to try your first Segway tour.”
See Munich’s key sights by Segway on a small-group tour with history, photo stops, practical training, and guides in English or German.
“Great Segway tour in Munich with Karl. Fantastic way to cover ground in a fun way while learning about the city.”
Pick a castle, a cellar or a walk.
