Best City Cycling Routes in Germany

Cycling through Germany’s cities offers a fresh and flexible way to discover the country’s rich history, scenic beauty, and urban charm. From Berlin’s iconic Spree-side landmarks to Munich’s royal gardens and Düsseldorf’s peaceful Rhine routes, these handpicked trails show a side of each city that goes beyond the tourist guides. Whether you're cruising through palace grounds, exploring riverside paths, or stopping at local cafés along the way, these routes let you explore Germany at your own pace—with comfort and style on a LEKKER Bike.

Berlin: Riding along the Spree
When riding along the Spree, you get to see all of the major sights at the speed that you want to go. You can start the cycling journey over at Moabit and go towards the direction of Tiergarten on the opposite side of where the Brandenburg Tor is. Following the main road through the Tiergarten you can pass by the Sigessäule which is the beautiful Victory Column. Tiergarten is also a beautiful spot to take a break, have a snack and take in nature in the middle of the city before going back onto your electric bike and riding towards Brandenburger Tor. Explore Regierungsviertel all the way to Oberbaumbrücke. In fact, many of Berlin’s popular attractions are located along the Spree so don’t be afraid to explore!

Munich: Nymphenburg Palace to Botanical Gardens
Begin at the grand Nymphenburg Palace, a true jewel of Munich’s Baroque architecture. Explore its vast gardens on bike paths that wind through manicured lawns, ornamental lakes, and shaded tree-lined avenues. After that, ride to the adjacent Botanical Gardens. These feature over 14,000 species of plants, providing a perfect spot to take a break and enjoy some quiet amidst nature. This leisurely route allows you to soak in the beauty and history of this royal residence, and it’s perfect for families or casual cyclists. Make the most of this 10 km cycling route to take in all of the natural beauty that Münich has to offer!

Dusseldorf: Rheinradweg (Rhine Cycle Route)
Known as the most famous cycling route in Düsseldorf, the Rheinradweg attracts all cyclists. The route begins in the north of the city and goes along the Rhine passing by beautiful landscapes throughout the journey. You have the possibility to take breaks throughout the journey and have a relaxing lunch or drink by the river whilst being surrounded by nature. This route is also perfect for families with kids as it’s a fairly simple route with flat paths. Take in all of the beautiful scenery and the history of Düsseldorf by making additional stops along the way through the Old Town or by visiting Benrath Castle. You’ll always find something to stop for! You can begin the adventure at Kaiserswerth and in total it is about 20 km.