Germany · SEGWAY TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 segway tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Start at Königsufer with a German-speaking guide and a patient Segway lesson, then ride past the Frauenkirche, Dresden Castle, Zwinger, Semperoper, and Cathedral. English paper notes are available, and the two-hour route suits first-time riders aged 14 and up.
“We ended up on this tour with very little Segway experience and our guides were amazing at helping us learn and use these. Very fun tour!”
Start at Neckarmünzplatz, learn to ride a Segway, then cross the Old Bridge and cruise through Neuenheim, Handschuhsheim, and the university district before reaching the Philosophers’ Walk. English and German guides, helmets, rain ponchos, and a small treat are included.
“On a Monday evening in November we found ourselves the only 2 customers. We were welcomed by Oskar and given instruction, and we quickly learned how to control the Segways. In no time we were off on a tour of the town, the path high above the river, and interesting locations that would have taken some time to walk to. Oskar was an exceptionally good guide, and very friendly. We will certainly be going on Segway tours again in the future. Rgds, Andy”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow a live English or German-speaking guide from Artur-Kutscher-Platz through the English Garden, along the Isar, and past Munich’s grand squares, palaces, churches, and Eisbach. Guides associated with the tour include Rouen, Christian, Paula, and Christine.
“This was a fun new way to see the city and cover more ground than the traditional walking tour. Even if you have never been on a segway there is plenty of time to practice and still see many parts of the city!”
Ride a Segway through central Berlin with a professional English- or German-speaking guide. Practice first, then visit Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, Reichstag, parks, and the Spree. Guides such as Morgan, Vincent, Mike, and Eishan add history, humor, and local tips.
“Our guide was very caring for us, entertainig and at the same time relaxed and easy-going. Huge thank you! A tip for inexperienced Segway riders: beware of the platform dimensions, it is wider than your feet standing!”
Spend 150 minutes riding from Neckarmünzplatz across the Old Bridge, along the Philosophenweg, past Neuburg Monastery and Wolfsbrunnen, then above Heidelberg Castle. Guides including Jonathan and Nick provide patient instruction in English or German. Minimum age is 14.
“Super Tour! Nick ist bei der Tour auf unsere Wünsche eingegangen und hat Fakten super rübergebracht. Es hat sogar dem Teenager gefallen :-)”
Explore Munich by Segway with an English- or German-speaking guide such as Canaan, Matt, or Thomas. Learn to ride during a 30-minute lesson, then visit Königsplatz, the Residenz, Eisbachwelle, the Maximilianeum, and other major sights.
“It was pretty cold in Munich, but that did not keep from having fun! They provided jackets and gloves to those who were not prepared for the weather. Michelle was amazing!!!!!”
Join an English or German speaking guide, with guides such as Jim, for a two-hour Segway ride from Neckarmünzplatz through Heidelberg’s Old Town, across the Old Bridge, along the Neckar, past Neuburg Abbey and Wolfsbrunnen, and up to castle viewpoints.
“Great trip! My husband and I had never ridden on a Segway before our tour, but our guide made it easy and fun. Well worth it. We had a blast and saw a lot of the city in a short time.”
Ride a Segway through Munich for roughly four hours with an English-speaking guide and no more than eight people. After a 30-minute lesson, visit Hofgarten, the English Garden, Viktualienmarkt, Residenz, Gartnerplatz, and the Isar waterfront. Guides such as Karl, Mark, and Rob bring local stories to the route.
“Tour guide was pretty awesome (Mike), really good history brief on each stop. The only issue is the map for the tour in the app was not the same route we took, hence, 4 stars.”
Join a German- or English-speaking guide for a two-hour Segway ride from Rathausufer 20 through Düsseldorf’s old town, Rhine Park, and harbor area. You’ll practice with a helmet, visit Uerige for one Altbier, cross the Theodor Heuss Bridge, and return along the river.
“super lustig und vor allem ein sehenswerter Ausflug mit vielen tollen Tips und Informationen! hat uns richtig gut gefallen!”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow an English- or German-speaking guide through Hamburg’s harbor district and central sights. Expect Michaelis Kirche, Landungsbrücken, Speicherstadt, HafenCity, Elbphilharmonie, Sandtorhafen, and possibly stories from guide Bob. Practice time, helmets, and weather gear are included.
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow an English or German-speaking guide through Munich’s royal center and English Garden. You’ll see the Residenz, Opera, Odeonsplatz, Friedensengel, Maximilianeum, Siegestor, Chinese Tower biergarten, and Eisbach surfers. Guides such as Jalal, Abdul, and Rauen are known for patient instruction and lively local stories.
“Abdul was amazing and patiently helped with challenges around the transportation- he was super busy and made time to give us an amazing experience- definitely worth a trip!”
Glide through central Berlin with a German- or English-speaking guide, learning to ride before visiting the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, Gendarmenmarkt, Tiergarten, Checkpoint Charlie, and Potsdamer Platz. Groups are limited to 10, with guides such as Nachi, Morgan, and Faid leading recent tours.
“Morgan was very friendly and knowledgeable. He was always checking that everybody was keeping up and was really informative during the stops. A great way to see the main sights and find out where to visit afterwards.”
Practice first, then follow a professional guide through central Berlin by Segway. You’ll see Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the Reichstag, Holocaust Memorial, Museum Island, Alexanderplatz, and more. Michael is praised for clear instruction and well-timed stops.
“Great experience wonderful instruction before setting off.....throughout stops made at places of interest and information given by Michael the tour guide”
Spend 2.5 hours riding a Segway from Frankfurt through Niedwald and the city’s greenbelt to Frankfurt-Höchst. You’ll see the old town, Schlossplatz, and Bolongaropalast with an English- or German-speaking guide. First-timers receive riding instruction, and guides such as Jim, Herbie, Tobi, Alex, and TEV have helped make the route friendly and relaxed.
“Fantastic tour with great guide Jim, recommend to see Frankfurt.”
Ride a Segway through central Berlin with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Museum Island, Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, Checkpoint Charlie, Potsdamer Platz, and more. Training, a helmet, insurance, and a local guide are included. Groups can reach 15 people.
“The weather was great, mastering the Segways was easy, and our guide Morgan did a great job shepherding us through the Berlin traffic. Best of all we did the this tour the day before the thunderstorms!!”
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