Berlin Bike Rentals

Berlin Bike Rentals

By Unlimited Biking - Germany

Free cancellation available

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Free cancellation available
2h+
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Overview

Create your own itinerary and explore at your own pace
Cycle down the famous Unter den Linden boulevard
Stop for a break at the East Side Gallery
Visit the Tempelhof Field
Enjoy this bike-friendly city with high quality bikes

Activity location

Unlimited Biking
- 1A Panoramastraße
- 10178, Berlin, Berlin, Germany

Meeting/Redemption Point

Unlimited Biking
- 1A Panoramastraße
- 10178, Berlin, Berlin, Germany

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2 Hour Berlin Bike Rental

2h

Bike rentals are available during our store hours
April - October: 9AM - 7PM
November - March: 9AM - 5PM

Travellers

Price details

RM 23.22 x 1 AdultRM 23.22

Total

4 Hour Berlin Bike Rental

4h

Bike rentals are available during our store hours
April - October: 9AM - 7PM
November - March: 9AM - 5PM

Travellers

Price details

RM 46.44 x 1 AdultRM 46.44

Total

Daypass Berlin Bike Rental

8h

Bike rentals are available during our store hours
April - October: 9AM - 7PM
November - March: 9AM - 5PM

Travellers

Price details

RM 69.66 x 1 AdultRM 69.66

Total

What's included, what's not

Bike Rental
Helmet, Bike Bag, and Bike Lock

Know before you book

Double trailers for toddlers or tag-a-long attachments for young children available at the children’s rate
No guest under 18 will be given a bike without an adult over 18 present
Rentals are available during our store hours. April - October: 9AM - 7PM, November - March: 9AM - 5PM

What you can expect

With over 390 miles (620 km) of bike paths, Berlin is great for cycling! For those wishing to explore the German capital on their own, Unlimited Biking offers bikes that are perfect for navigating around the city. Helmets and locks included with all rentals, and bike options for all ages over 1.

Cycle down Unter den Linden to see landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag building. Explore Berlin's largest park, the Tiergarten, and visit the East Side Gallery, the Berlin Wall, and Checkpoint Charlie for a glimpse into the city's Cold War history. Finish with a visit to Tempelhof Field, a former airport now open as a public park with old runways for cycling.