With flat and wide roads as well as dedicated cycling lanes on the roads, cycling in Berlin, Germany's capital city, is a popular form of commuting, amongst the locals there. Days 5-6 Head out of Dresden through the lush city Fahrradtouren in Berlin forest, arriving at the baroque-style Moritzburg Castle The Elbe River is a glorious backdrop for wine tasting Soak up the brilliance of Dresden on a guided walk or ride through the Elbe Valley past castles and hamlets.
Then, you will walk to different bars where in each of them you can taste 3 craft beers (depending on the local can be up to 5), selected by the local guide, while you try this amazing combination, you will hear the history of the place and craft beer , in addition to the history of each of the bars to visit.





So, perhaps, a few well-targeted fact-finding missions to Münster and other bike-friendly smaller cities like Bremen in the north, Freiburg in the southwest and Greifswald in the northeast, would help Berlin's ambitious cycling infrastructure overcome a sputtering start.
Napoleon passed under the Neoclassical arch in 1806 and US president Ronald Reagan gave one of the most famous lines of his presidency here, challenging Gorbachev to tear down this wall!” Prior to 1990, East Germans had been kept away from West Berlin's Brandenburg Gate - nor could West Germans pass through as a checkpoint blocked the route.

Days 1-2 Ride through history on the Berlin Wall Memorial Trail, a bike path tracing the course of the infamous barrier that once separated West Berlin and East Germany View sections of the wall and poignant monuments on a special guided ride Admire Cecilienhof Palace, where the fate of post-war Germany was decided The breathtaking Sanssouci Palace greets you in Potsdam, a city considered one of the country's most beautiful World Heritage sites Chat with our local friends about their life in former East Germany.
Our fantastic guides will show you their city from all perspectives: Get an overview of the most important sights and the stories behind, witness world history at the remains of Cold War and the Third Reich, follow us to vibrant neighbourhoods, where real life takes place or spot hidden places you wouldn't find on your own.
Furthermore, your tour guide provides enough time for your questions. Berlin Wall Tour: dive deep in the history of such a visible sign of struggle in this city and country. Once ready to head out on the tour your guide will give you directions on how to maneuver the streets of Berlin on bike, and as well as proper signals and etiquette while at stops and riding along the bike lanes.

Experience the streets where Berlin's history lies. Learn the history of the city, from its beginnings to its role as capital of the Nazi Third Reich, to the divided city of the Cold War, to the modern-day capital of a unified Germany. A few years down the track, police officers come to schools to guide 8-to-9-year-olds through an official "bicycle license" program, where kids learn traffic rules.