Alexanderplatz
Start your Berlin ride at Alexanderplatz, an important transport hub in the center of the city. Meet Urania World Clock, Fountain of Friendship and other structures that unite different cultural and architectural eras in one place. Get to know who the square is named after and how it has changed through time.
Reichstag Building
Reach probably the most iconic landmark of Germany. Majestic Reichstag building was built in 1894 to house the Imperial government. It witnessed all the historic events that have formed present-day Germany. The building was damaged and almost destroyed several times, however it was restored preserving its original image and amazing glass dome with a unique viewpoint.
Checkpoint Charlie
Get closer to the famous Berlin Wall crossing point between East and West Berlin. Being a small cabin this is however a significant landmark on the map of the German capital, symbolizing the ideological confrontation during the Cold War.
Brandenburg Gate
Marvel at the illustrious Brandenburg Gate and capture you own postcard view of the structure. This iconic landmark is considered to be a symbol of West and East Berlin reunion. Having been built in late 18th century the Gate is a perfect example of German Classicism represented by 12 columns with four horses and goddess of victory on the top. The image was inspired by the Athens Acropolis front gate and the whole concept should have symbolized peace, hence its second name as the Gate of Peace.
Berlin Underworld
Grasp the opportunity to see another world of Berlin, an underworld hidden from the crowds and unaware tourists. Witness the Third Reich bunkers and experience subterranean labyrinths full of history. Explore the darkest points in the city history and discover other sights of the 160-year-old Berlin underground.
Potsdamer Platz
Ride through the hustle and bustle of the business city center with its everlasting hectic pace. See all the expensive boutiques and restaurants situated nearby and feel the vibe of modern Berlin. Enjoy the lovely area and great architectural views.
Balanceakt Sculpture
Riding down Lindensrtasse, encounter a 3.5 metre Balanceakt (Balancing Act) Sculpture picturing Axel Springer and his hopes for reunified Germany. The man is standing on a piece of concrete among eleven old fragments of Berlin Wall symbolizing a rising over restrictions. A perfect landmark for those who are interested in the Berlin’s Cold War history and who is into receiving some flashback and insights while listening to the local guide and reflecting on the past.
The Treehouse
You can stop by the Treehouse, a unique event location that enlivens the green oasis inside the busy city. There are plenty of opportunities for partying as well as for relaxing on 700 square meters. Enjoy one-of-a-kind environment of the place.
Grunerstraße 5
Finish your breathtaking Berlin bike ride with a great view of the Berlin Television Tower, one more iconic symbol of the city. A 368-meters tower is the highest building in Germany and it occupies the 4th place among the highest Europe structures. You can use the opportunity and admire fascinating views from the tower’s incredible viewpoint.
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