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BERLIN
2013
BIKE TOURS
NEW
E-BIKE
TOURS
PLUS
BERLIN
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Experience Fat Tire
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“Willkommen in Berlin!”
Explore Berlin by bike
Regardless if this is your first trip to Berlin or if you already
feel like “ein Berliner,” our bike tours are great ways to see the
city and understand what makes Berlin so special. Here are
just some of the many reasons why:
Fat Tire Bike Tours has been seen in, among others:
TimeOut, Lonely Planet, Rick Steves’, Fodor’s, Condé Nast,
Wanderlust, Discovery Channel, CBS News, and many more.
“The best way to… take in some sightseeing is to rent a
bike and explore alone or with a bike group. Fat Tire Bike
Tours is the best place to rent bikes and meet other cyclists
looking to pedal around the city.“
Berlin is almost 9 times the size of Paris
yet very flat and bike-friendly. Our tours
take advantage of this. We prefer bike
paths, parks, and less-traveled roads.
We stop every
few hundred meters to discuss the sights and take
photos, so our tours aren’t the least bit
strenuous. Why punish your feet walking?
Our expert guides provide fascinating anecdotes to deliver relevant information
you’ll absorb and take with you.
Families welcome! Kids’ bikes,
trailers and seats available.
Have fun, even if it rains! Rain
gear and gloves provided.
We make sure to divide up large groups
for the highest standard of personal service.
We have expert guides and a wide selection
of new bikes.
What’s more, if at the end of the tour
you’re not completely convinced our tours –
and level of service – are the best ways to experience Berlin, the
tour’s on us! That’s our guarantee to you and it’s why you pay after
the tour. Ride with the best!
Ride safely on bike paths and
less-traveled roads.
Enjoy local culture in a beautiful beer garden in the park.
We are proud to be ranked consistently as a top activity by tripadvisor,
with more than 1500 5-Star Reviews.
Why Fat Tire Bike Tours?
We’re committed to your satisfaction
Fat Tire Bike Tours was chosen for the Discovery
Channel’s “5 Takes Europe” Berlin episode. Over the
years companies have sprung up trying to mimic the
Fat Tire Bike Tours experience. Here are just a few of
the reasons why year after year after year we’ve conducted more bike tours for more satisfied customers
than all the rest:
Our focus: Bike tours and bike rentals are our business. As opposed
to using promotional gimmicks or being a side project to walking
tours, we simply focus on what we do best: providing great bike
tours in a great city.
Our freebies: Accepting credit cards, serving up hot tea and providing gloves on cold days, storing your excess luggage, free internet,
paying at the end of the tour only if you’re satisfied… these are all
free norms you’ve come to expect with Fat Tire Bike Tours.
Our commitment: Full-time bike mechanics, insurances, safety
equipment, optional helmets, kids’ bikes, special needs bikes, bike
shops as opposed to open-air storage… while others skimp based
on costs, we are a fully licensed and registered bike tour company.
Our bikes: Our fun beach cruisers and step-through city bikes are
built just for us every year and are perfect for Berlin. We believe
you’re on vacation so let us take care of the logistics. Our bikes are
insured and we’re one of few insured as a bike tour operator.
Our services: In addition to great bike tours we offer bike rental,
super-fast wifi, free clean bathrooms, and travel assistance from our
knowledgeable staff, all from our TV Tower location in Alexanderplatz.
We also have a second shop at the Zoo Station from which we rent
bikes. At both locations you will find our friendly staff ready to help!
Up to
25%
Savings
COMBO TICKETS
Great Value! Your second tour is only 2 18
(or 2 36 for Potsdam and 2 39 for E-Bikes).
Which Tour is Right for You?
Our tours aren’t substitutes; they compliment each other
All-in-One City Tour
No reservations required; simply show up at the meeting point.
Our All-in-One City Tour is the most popular bike tour in Berlin for
very good reason. We cover ALL the main sights and ALL facets of
Berlin from its humble start to its eclectic present.
In about 4,5 hours we will cover 10km (6 miles) at a relaxed pace,
stopping every few hundred meters including at a fantastic beer
garden. This tour is perfect for ALL fitness levels and families! Make
this the first thing you do in Berlin.
Nazi Germany
Berlin Wall
Raw Berlin
Reservations highly recommended.
Both our Berlin Wall & Cold War Tour and our Nazi Germany / Third
Reich Tour delve deeper into the darker sides of Berlin’s history
while our Raw Berlin Tour focuses on what makes present-day Berlin so unique. These tours go further to reach extraordinarily impressive sights otherwise left out on bus, walking and boat tours, but
are still at a relaxed and easy pace.
Palaces & Gardens of Potsdam
Reservations ARE required. Just call, email or book online.
This day trip to Potsdam will treat you to a leisurely ride trough the
historic town center and numerous parks, where you will see beautiful gardens and palaces, and even go inside Cecilienhof (entry
included). We take the train to Potsdam from our shop in Alexanderplatz. See it all in 6.5-7 hours, including transport time.
E-Bike Day and Evening Tours
NEW
Reservations ARE required. Just call, email or book online.
Cruising on comfortable and easy-to-use E-Bikes, take in even more
of the city. Our Day tour includes all the highlights from our City
Tour, plus extra sights further afield. Our evening tour takes you to
cool neighborhood hotspots and treats you to the tastes of Berlin.
All-In-One City Bike Tour
Fun, unforgettable & comprehensive
NO Reservations required – simply show up
4,5 hours |
ALL IN
ONE
Don’t miss this tour!
10 km
All-In-One City Bike Tour Highlights:
If your time in Berlin is just too
short, then our All-in-One City
Tour is for you! Tens of thousands
of customers can’t be wrong. You’ll
get a great orientation and see
more in 4,5 hours than you could
in days on your own.
Berlin Wall: see one of the last remaining sections
still standing
Understand all facets of Berlin in
one comprehensive tour as we
cover ALL the main sights and hidden gems otherwise overlooked.
Marx & Engels Platz: monuments still standing
of communism’s founders in the former East
Berlin Wall: Stop at the Berlin
Wall, wander through Checkpoint
Charlie, and stand in the deathstrip under a watchtower. Understand why the Berlin Wall was built,
what led to its fall and how Berlin
is dealing with its past.
Third Reich: Stand on top of Hitler’s bunker and where years earlier the Nazis had their famous
book-burning. See the Reichstag
and grasp how its fateful burning
led to Hitler’s rise to power.
Beer garden and Spree River:
We cross through the massive
Tiergarten Park for a lovely ride
to a delightful beer garden. This is
a great place to grab a drink, a bite
to eat, and to plug your guide for
more inside tips and pointers.
Prussian Berlin: We’ll understand how the mighty Prussians
molded Berlin into a European
power. Ride through the Brandenburg Gate like many previous
armies, over the Museum Island,
along Unter den Linden, across the
Gendarmenmarkt and much more.
Brandenburg Gate: ride through Germany’s most
famous monument
Marienkirche: Berlin’s oldest functioning church
Red Town Hall: city hall of now-unified Berlin
Palace of the Republic: site of the former communist East German parliament, now fully dismantled
Hitler’s bunker: discuss the Nazis’ final days
Victory Column: the massive landmark deep in
the heart of the Tiergarten
Potsdamer Platz: the new “downtown” of Berlin
Gendarmenmarkt: historic and quaint square
Nazi Topography of Terror: open-air museum in
the former HQ of the Nazi Gestapo and SS
Soviet War Memorial: where more than 2500
Soviet troops from the Battle of Berlin are buried
St. Hedwig’s Cathedral
Unter den Linden: Berlin’s most famous boulevard
Deathstrip: see how East & West Berlin were divided
Checkpoint Charlie: Explore this most famous Cold
War landmark and border crossing through the Wall
Humboldt University
Museum Island: Pergamon Museum, Altes Museum,
Bode Museum…
Luftwaffe Ministry: intact Nazi air force ministry
Bebelplatz: site of the Nazi book-burning
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe:
Controversial and powerful massive memorial
Reichstag: beautifully restored parliament house
yet site of one of Berlin’s final WWII battles
State Opera House
& much, much more!
Nazi Germany / 3
rd
Reich Tour
Berlin Wall & Cold War Tour
Germany’s darkest hours explained
East and West, yesterday and today
5 hours |
THIRD
REICH
14 km
This powerful tour explores Berlin
as the capital city of Nazi Germany. We visit the former Jewish
quarter, location of Nazi bunkers,
an air raid shelter, anti-aircraft
installations, war-damaged buildings, Nazi resistance monuments,
WWII battlefields, and more.
Hitler’s rise: Understand the
circumstances that allowed a maniac like Hitler to achieve power.
Victims of the Nazis: Learn not
only about the grim fate of so
many persecuted by the Nazis, but
also the hardships that beset ordinary citizens.
Resistance movements: Gain
insight on resistance movements
against the Third Reich and assassination attempts on Hitler at the
July 20th 1944 Memorial.
5 hours |
14 km
We head away from the Mitte district and the pedestrian Cold War
sights to take in more of the former East, more of the Wall, and
more of what makes Berlin the
unique city it is today.
Architecture: We head east
along the imposing Karl-Marx-Allee before exploring the East Side
Gallery, the famous Berlin Wall
section covered with graffiti. We
visit the powerful Treptower Park
Memorial and wind through the
former death strip to see former
checkpoints and hear tales of espionage and escape attempts.
Total Context of the Cold War:
We’ll timeline other important
worldwide events to show how
these effectively put Berlin at the
forefront of Cold War tension.
Legacy of the war: Draw the
connection from the end of World
War I to Hitler’s rise, and consequently his fall to the building of
the Berlin Wall.
East vs. West: By showing counterculture in the former West, blatant propaganda in the former East,
and subtle symbolism in today’s
urban landscape, this tour shows a
completely different side of Berlin.
Nazi Germany / 3rd Reich
Topic Tour Highlights:
Berlin Wall & Cold War
Seeing where Jewish businesses were destroyed during the infamous Night of Broken Glass, as well as the monumental New Synagogue that survived that fateful night.
Exploring the destroyed remnants of Berlin’s old train station – from
which Jews were deported to concentration camps – now standing as
both grim reminders of Holocaust atrocities and the damages of war.
Visiting one of the few remaining air raid shelters, which was topped
with anti-aircraft guns and filled far beyond capacity during the
Battle of Berlin.
COLD
WAR
Visiting the imposing Treptower Park Soviet Cenotaph. This is sure
to be one of the most impressive sights on your European vacation.
Some 5000 fallen Soviet troops are buried here and the reliefs lining
the memorial are the finest of Stalinist propaganda. It’s off the beaten
tourist path – yet quite accessible by bike – and not to be missed.
Retracing more than 5km of where the Wall stood to understand
differences still existing in former East and West Berlin.
Hearing numerous anecdotes of escape attempts and techniques,
many on-site where they actually took place.
RAW tOUR: BERLIN ExPOSED
The eccentric and uncensored sides of Berlin
5 hours |
RAW
BERLIN
A fantastic day trip rivaling Versailles and Neuschwanstein
16 km
Contemporary Berlin has a reputation as a vibrant bastion of counterculture, progressive thought,
and creative spirit. It’s teeming
with “stay-cationers,” street art,
and non-conformists, while juggling with gentrification, integration, and even a high-tech boom.
Colliding ambitions: For some,
bare post-Cold War areas mean
appealing public spaces, while for
others this land represents unique
investment opportunities. See
thriving squats and where this endangered lifestyle is transforming.
Urban renewal: The former Tempelhof Airport and reclaimed noman’s-land exemplify Berlin’s continuous development that few
other cities can rival.
“Multi-kulti”: Multiculturalism’s
benefits come with integration
struggles. We delve deep into
Kreuzberg to focus on Germany’s
historical guest worker programs
and their impact on current politics and social dynamics.
Raw Tour: Berlin Exposed
Seeing how Berlin is a canvas for street art and graffiti. We’ll point
out some iconic examples, discuss the artists and their motivations,
and show you what to watch for.
Riding through Tempelhof Field, once used in West Berlin’s lifesustaining airlift, and now the city’s coolest park with everything
from city gardening to kite skating. Don’t miss biking the old runways!
Seeing local hotspots tucked away from the main tourist trail. Many
people come to Berlin for a visit- this tour will show you why we are
here to stay!
6,5 hours |
16 km
Potsdam is Berlin’s most popular
day-trip destination and for good
reason. It’s a veritable playground
for biking with many Prussian and
Cold War sights tucked deep in
parks and along quiet alleyways.
POTSDAM
Sanssouci: Explore the New
Palace, Orangerie, the windmill,
gardens and Fredrick the Great’s
famous Sanssouci Palace.
Historic Center: Ride through
Potsdam’s Brandenburg Gate and
through the Dutch quarter. Compare the quaintness of Potsdam
with the big-city feel of Berlin.
New Gardens: See the fantastic
Marble Palace before going into
Cecilienhof, where Truman, Stalin,
and Churchill met after the Second
World War. Entry and audio guide
included! (Reg. 2 6)
Cold War: Ride through no-man’sland between West Berlin and East
Germany and over the Glienicke
Bridge where Cold War spy exchanges routinely took place.
Appreciating the power, lifestyle, and grandeur of the Hohenzollern
legacy through their various lavish gardens, parks, and palaces.
Understanding the impact the Potsdam Agreement at Cecilienhof
had on Europe to close out World War II, foreshadowing an era of
tension and distrust in the ensuing Cold War. Explore the interior!
Realizing that with its 20+ palaces, numerous parks and gardens,
unique WWII and Cold War role in history, and distinct present-day
flair, Potsdam is far more than the “Versailles of Berlin”, but rather
deserving of its UNESCO World Heritage status in many ways.
E-BIKE CITY DAY TOUR
E-Bike Evening Tour
Cruise on E-Bikes to go further and see even more
6 hours |
A fun way to see and taste our favorite neighborhoods
20 km
This is our All-in-One City Tour,
plus more! With E-Bikes, you will
cover tons of ground with less effort, and have a blast! It takes our
slogan “See More. Less Effort.
More Fun” to a new level.
The Future of Biking: E-Bikes are
the latest green technology for
biking. Each bike has tons of battery power, so you can see it all!
Turning the pedal on an E-Bike
kicks in the bike’s power assistance, and you will quickly accelerate to over 20km/h, without
breaking a sweat!
Easy and Fun: Even if you have
never seen an E-Bike, you will be
amazed at how easy it is – it’s just
like riding a bike! The same brakes,
the same seat, the same gears.
One big difference – you will go
faster, further, and with less effort.
4.5 hours |
10 km
For years we’ve answered the
questions “What should we do tonight?” and “Where should we go
out?” We can share all of this with
you, all with the fun of riding an
E-Bike. Enjoy Berlin’s neighborhoods and café culture, and get
food from some of Berlin’s typical
neighborhood cafés and restaurants on this great evening tour!
Taste the City: Snack at some
of our favorite places and taste
Berlin’s diversity. The vibrancy of
Berlin comes alive when you experience Berlin the way we do!
Off the Beaten Path: Ride
through the neighborhoods that
Berliners call home. Stop in at
some of our favorite places to get
a truly local experience.
The Best of Berlin: Don’t miss
anything! Our E-Bike tour will let
you have a blast on these cool
bikes while you see the best of
Berlin, all at a relaxed pace.
Historic Neighborhoods: We
will cruise through Berlin’s colorful neighborhoods and share stories of not only the history connected with these vibrant areas,
but the ways Berlin is transforming today.
E-Bike City Day Tour
Highlights:
E-Bike Evening
Tour Highlights:
Riding with E-Bikes! With the power assistance provided by these
state-of-the-art and cool bikes, you will feel like you can cycle all day.
Even though we go further, this tour is not strenuous in the least!
Riding through Tempelhof Field – now a park but once an airport
used during Berlin’s life-saving airlift. Biking along the runways is a
breeze with E-Bikes!
Seeing a huge variety of what Berlin has to offer. Among other great
topics, you will see ruins from the Second World War, remains of the
Berlin Wall, and several parks that help make Berlin so green.
Sampling food (included) at some of our favorite places. We will also
show you great places to come back to during the rest of your visit.
Riding through Berlin’s prized neighborhoods. We will even ride
through the lovely Volkspark Friedrichshain-one of Berlin’s great parks.
Enjoying a different side of Berlin. This tour is a great evening
activity. You might have spent the day seeing the sights, but this
tour takes you on a new journey to see new places, and have a relaxed
evening with our engaging guides. This tour will give you a truly local experience.
CITY SEGWAY TOUR
About Our Team
Three great Segway tour options
Meet our fantastic guides
Segways are cool, tons of fun, and
an unforgettable way to see Berlin!
Riding is intuitive and with our
thorough training it’s easy to
learn. Very small groups mean
you will get an amazing experience while you explore Berlin!
Classic City Tour 4h
Our Classic City Tour covers
many of the sights of our All-inOne Bike Tour. You will learn the
history of our great city while
cruising effortlessly on a Segway.
1
City Tour Times
daily
Mar 1 – Nov 30
10am
April 1 – Oct 31
10am & 3pm
Price per person
4 67
Hidden Neighborhoods Tour
4h
Our dynamic Neighborhood Tour
takes you away from the classic
tour route. See unexpected treasures and local hotspots.
2
Tour Times
April 1 – Oct 31
Price per person
We, Fr, Su
10am
4 67
Mini Tour
90min
Our shortened tour is great
for those who have seen the sights
and want to experience the joy of
riding a Segway. You will cruise
down Unter den Linden and see a
few highlights along the way!
3
Mini Tour Times
daily
April 1 – Oct 31
5pm
Price per person
4 43
Our native English-speaking bike tour guides are extremely knowledgeable, very personable and masters of group chemistry.
Neil, from Manchester and in his sixth season, is our
Third Reich specialist. When not leading tours he stays
at the forefront of Berlin’s nightlife scene.
Francis, from New Zealand, holds degrees in History and
Culture. If he’s not leading a tour, he can be found exploring one of Berlin’s many abandoned historical sites.
Sophie, originally hailing from the UK, loves to travel,
experience different cultures and meeting new people –
but now considers herself a Berlin local.
Kate hails from the Gold Coast, yet has her Honors degree
from Alberta. Now in her fourth season with Fat Tire, she
is also an active performing artist in Berlin.
Kevin, from Pennsylvania, has done it all: rickshaw driver in Copenhagen, film screener for the Berlinale, DAAD
scholar, masters recipient in Malmö, Sweden…
Alex, from Toronto, holds a degree in History and Politics
and is now in his fourth season. His specialties are sharing hidden Cold War sites and how the city is in flux.
Bodine, from California, is in his fourth season. He has
a BA in History and is everything from published writer
to hot sauce specialist.
Ciarán, our unforgettable Irishman, has been leading
tours for four seasons. Not only does he have a real gift
of gab, but is also an accomplished photographer.
Deric, in his second season, decided to stay in Berlin for
its unique culture. He brings from London a degree in
German History.
Rob, Rob, from Ohio, has lived in Berlin on and off for
years as well as in the Maldives & UAE to develop, manage and guide excursions for resorts.
Tomas,in his second season, comes from England and
has a degree in International Studies. When not leading
tours, he’s planning snowboarding adventures.
Charles, in his sixth season, has a degree in International Development and manages our tours. With a passion for travel, he loves helping people discover Berlin.
Tour Nuts & Bolts
LOCATIONS & BIKE RENTAL
Please email or call if you need further assistance
Tour Schedule
Your English-speaking home away from home
Tour Cost
All-in-One City Tour
Regular Reduced
(1
Mar 1 – Nov 30
Daily
11am
4 24
4 22
May 1 – Sep 30
Daily
11am & 4pm
4 24
4 22
Dec 1 – Feb 28*
We & Sa
11am
4 24
4 22
Nazi Germany / 3rd Reich Topic Tour (2
Mar 15 - Oct 31
We, Fr, Su
Regular Reduced
10:30am
Berlin Wall & Cold War Topic Tour (2
Mar 15 - Oct 31
Mo, Th, Sa
Tu, Fr, Su
10:30am
4 24
We, Sa, Su
4 24
10am
4 42
4 22
Daily
10am
TOURS
HERE
4 40
4 45
Regular
Mo, We, Fr, Sa, Su
5:30pm
4 45
Reservations are not required recommended required
1)
EAST
Regular
E-Bike Evening Tour (3
May 1 - Sep 30
4 22
Zoo Station Bike rentals only
We are directly at the Zoo train station, facing the parking lot. You’ll
find us just past the main entrances opposite the Zoo entrance.
Regular Reduced
E-Bike City Day Tour (3
Mar 15 - Nov 30
4 22
Regular Reduced
10:30am
Palaces & Gardens of Potsdam Tour (3
Mar 15 - Oct 31
4 24
Regular Reduced
Raw Tour: Berlin Exposed Topic Tour (2
Mar 15 - Oct 31
WEST
2)
Alexanderplatz Bike tours, Segway tours, and bike rental
We’re located right under the TV Tower in Alexanderplatz. If you’re facing the entrance of the Tower, walk to your right around the corner.
3)
COMBO TICKETS
Substantial discounts on second
and subsequent tours.
Up to
25%
Savings
Most people start with either our All-in-One City Bike Tour or our
City E-Bike Tour, and then continue on one of our other tours. After your first tour, pay just 2 18 for additional bike tours (2 36 for
Potsdam, or just 2 39 for E-Bike tours). Remember, tours are perfect compliments rather than substitutes.
ALL TOURS MEET IN THE EAST
at our TV Tower location in Alexanderplatz.
Bike tours and E-Bike tours meet at the entrance of the giant TV
Tower. Our guides will be holding an orange sign saying ”Tours
Meet Here.“ Segway tours meet directly at our shop, around the
right-hand corner of the TV Tower entrance.
All prices include the bike, insurances, and sales tax. Our Potsdam Tour also
includes transportation (normally 4 6,20) and entrance to Cecilienhof
Palace (normally 4 6). *Please note that no tours run on December 25th.
Bike Rentals
Should you prefer to simply rent a bike, we’re happy to provide you
with a great bike and friendly advice on what to see.
Rental Prices
daily
Opening Hours*
Mar 1 – Apr 30
9:30 – 18:00
One Day
4 12
May 1 – Sep 30
9:30 – 20:00
2 Day
4 10
Oct 1 – Nov 30
9:30 – 18:00
3 & Subsequent Days
48
1/2 Day (up to 4 Hours)
47
E-Bike Day Rental
4 30
* Please call or email for off-season bike rentals.
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Groups
If you would like a private tour, please contact us for arrangements.
We conduct tours for special interests (architecture, corporate
events, friend parties, etc) and led by native-speaking guides.
Weather
We ride rain or shine! We recommend to bring extra clothes – you
can always just strap it on the luggage rack.
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Normal fare (Einzelfahrt) is 22,40 and is valid for up to 2 hours in
one direction in Zones A & B. A day card (Tageskarte) for 26,50 may
be a better deal. This is valid until 3am the following day. Better yet,
a group day pass (Kleingruppen), valid for up to 5 people, is 215,50
in Zones A & B.
Bikes cost an additional 21,60 per ride in Zones A & B.
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Stay, where
BERLIN happens
Using Berlin’s Public Transport
It’s the honor system here so if you get caught without a ticket it’s
an on-the-spot 240 fine. Ticket checks are the norm, so buy your
ticket; playing clueless tourist usually does not work! Get tickets in
buses and trams, and on the - and - Bahn platforms. Don’t forget
to validate them in the little yellow or red boxes near the ticket vending machines.

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helpful hints and advice
If you need more help, drop by our shops!
helpful hints and advice
For more tips see our website.
Where can I get souvenirs and memorabilia?
If it’s cheesy, often fake Russian and GDR memorabilia you are after,
head for Checkpoint Charlie. Have fun negotiating! You can find
higher quality woodcrafts, figurines, beer steins and more in the
shops along Unter den Linden and in the Nikolaiviertel. And not to
overlook, we have great postcards and our classy Fat Tire shirts right
in our Alexanderplatz shop!
Where can I surf the Internet and stay socially connected?
We have you covered. Just jump on our free WiFi at our shop, or use
one of our computers – it’s free!
How do I use the phone here?
First of all, coin-operated phones are rare, so pick up a phone card
from a myriad of media stores or kiosks. Berlin’s area code is 030,
so dial that before the number when calling from within Germany.
So, calling us from Germany is 030 2404 7991. If calling from abroad,
drop the first 0 and replace with Germany’s code 49. For example,
calling us from London is 00 49 30 2404 7991. Just pop in 2404
7991 if you are just down the street.
Where can I change money?
Alexanderplatz, like many other main stations, have currency exchanges. Just look for the sign “Wechselstube.”
What about some good eats, drinks, and nightlife?
Always a great evening activity, and a great way to sample food at
some terrific local spots, is our Evening E-Bike Tour (page 13). If you
want to hit the town on your own, find delicious burritos and quesadillas at Dolores 8 , mouthwatering burgers at The Bird 7 , great
favorite tastes and events at the Hard Rock Cafe 4 , and tasty German Spätzle at Repke 3 . Berlin also has fantastic beer gardens, like
Prater 5 , and Schleusenkrug 1 . Round off the day with Berlin’s
legendary nightlife – more clubs than any other European city. Great
places to start are around the Eberswalder U-bahn, the Simon-DachStrasse in Friedrichshain, or by heading out on the Pub Crawl with
our friends at Insider Tours.
What about a movie in English?
Movies listed as “OV” are in the original language. Cinestar 2 in
Potsdamer Platz is a great option with 8 screens, stadium seating,
and you can enjoy a beer while watching the movie!
What’s the norm on tipping?
Tipping is always appreciated. Most patrons will round up about 5% –
10%. So if your total is 27.10, you may want to tell your server 27.50
or 28.00 when he or she comes to the table for payment.
What about visiting Potsdam?
Potsdam is one of the best day trip options from Berlin – Check out
our Palaces and Gardens of Potsdam Tour (page 11) – it’s a great
way to see the best of Potsdam, like Sanssouci Palace, the Dutch
Quarter, and Cecilienhof. On bikes and with our fantastic Englishspeaking guides, you will see all the best sites. If you would like to
see the sites on your own, the RE 1 train (quick) or S7 (more frequent)
travel from Alexanderplatz to Potsdam. Potsdam is great for bikes –
just rent with us at either of our Berlin locations and you can take
the bike with you, just remember to pick up a bike ticket!
What about heading to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
Memorial?
Built in 1936, visiting this camp is a moving experience and just outside of Berlin. Head out on your own using public transport, or get
a great tour there with the 100% non-profit Mosaic Tours e.V. See
their info on page 31.
How do I get up the TV Tower?
Our tour customers can save a Euro by picking up
tickets in our shop- just 211! Make sure to have about
an hour in case you go before tour.
Are the locals really in love with David Hasselhoff?
Yes. Well, not really, but at least back when the Wall fell they were.
Hasselhoff played to a crowd of a million strong at what was left of
the Berlin Wall at the Brandenburg Gate on New Year’s Eve in 1989.
His “hit” song, “Looking for Freedom,” was at the top of the West
German charts when the Wall fell, prompting Hasselhoff to say in an
interview, “I find it a bit sad that there is no photo of me hanging on
the walls in the Berlin Museum at Checkpoint Charlie.”
BERLIN FACTS & FIGURES
Ask our guides for more statistics and anecdotes
BERLIN FACTS & FIGURES
Ask our guides for more statistics and anecdotes
Here are some interesting facts and figures about Berlin. These are
just some of the many things you‘ll hear about during the tour!
matically speaking, he should have said, “Ich bin Berliner”, but hey,
he still got the point across that, “I am [like] a citizen of Berlin.”
Present Statistics
In just the final days of WWII, more than 100,000 Berliners lost
their lives to the Russians in the fight for Berlin.
The capital of Germany again as of 1999, Berlin is Germany’s largest city with about 3.4 million inhabitants.
Berlin covers 891 km2 (about 556 mi2), making it:
More than 8 times the size of Paris
Still only about 1/2 the size of Sydney or London
The municipal area has more trees than Paris, more bridges than
Venice, 3 opera houses, 2 zoos, 150 concert halls and theaters and
170+ museums and exhibitions.
Until recently there was more construction in Berlin than in any
other European city and it trailed only Shanghai and Dubai worldwide.
Berlin’s debt level is around 2 67 billion, or more than 2 19,000
per Berlin inhabitant.
Elections in 2001 put the Social Democrats in power and made Klaus
Wowereit, Germany’s first openly gay leading politician, mayor.
He famously called Berlin ‘Poor, but sexy’.
DID YOU KNOW?
As flaunted in the tabloids, it was over a 5th floor balcony railing
from the Hotel Adlon (in Pariser Platz, and seen on the City Tour)
where Michael Jackson dangled his baby to the hysterical crowd.
Berlin residents must pay annual taxes of 2 150 to own a dog and
2 25 to own a hamster.
Kaufhaus Des Westens (KaDeWe) is Europe’s largest department
store.
The Berlin Thunder American football team won the World Bowl
in 2001, 02 and 04, but the league was disbanded after 2007.
Berlin in the 20th Century
The Berlin Airlift lasted from June 1948 to May 1949. More than
275,000 flights were flown carrying more than 2.3 million tons of
supplies! There were 70 British and American casualties.
The Berlin Wall was 155 km (96 miles) long and 3.6 m (11.86 ft)
high with 302 watchtowers. More than 170 people were killed trying
to escape.
In John F. Kennedy’s famous speech regarding the Berlin Wall, he
stated, “Ich bin ein Berliner.” Literally, this translates to “I am a
jelly donut” because a ‘Berliner’ is a type of jelly donut. Gram-
DID YOU KNOW?
Hitler brought 7,000 prostitutes back to Berlin for the 1936 Summer Olympics, reminiscent of decadent 1920s Berlin.
The very first bomb dropped by the Allies on Berlin during WWII
killed the only elephant in the Berlin Zoo.
The design for the Neue National Gallery was originally intended for the Bacardi Rum headquarters in Cuba, but, because
of the Cuban Revolution in 1958, ended up in Berlin.
The Trabant, the official sedan of East Germany and with a body
largely made of resin-based plastic, was initially designed to be a
three-wheeled motorbike, and could only go 0 – 60 mph (100 kmph)
in 21 seconds.
Berlin Prior to the 20th Century
The Hohenzollern dynasty ruled Prussia — with Berlin as its
capital — for about 500 years (1414 - 1919).
Berlin lost more than a third of its population during the Thirty
Year’s War (1618 - 1648).
When Berlin became the capital of unified Germany in 1871, the
population boomed and by 1880 the average number of inhabitants per building lot rose to 60. Averages in Paris were only 20
and in London only 8.
DID YOU KNOW?
In November 1923 the hyperinflation after WWI peaked with
1 US$ = 4.2 trillion marks (US$ 1 = 4,200,000,000,000 marks).
Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm I (1713 - 1740) had a fetish for tall
men and a personal army of giant troops. He also spent 80%
of tax revenue building the mighty Prussian army, which his son,
Friedrich the Great, used extensively.
Friedrich II banned imported coffee to boost sales of the local alternative: beer.
In 1871, after the unification of Germany, Berlin was the center of
the largest military parade of its history and a special “Commemoration Beer” was served. Although exactly the same as the regular brew, restaurants charged a few pennies more because of its
historical significance.
Museums & Galleries
Berlin offers something for every taste
Berlin offers something for every taste
Berlin has more than 170 fantastic museums, galleries and exhibitions
and it would take an entire brochure to cover all of them. We understand that you can‘t see them all, so here are our favorites:
The Story of Berlin 1
Ku’damm Karree, Kurfürstendamm 207
Daily 10am – 8pm (No entry after 6pm)
887 20 100
212, 29 reduced
A must for all enthusiasts of Berlin’s history and a great compliment
to our tour! Don’t miss the radiation-proof underground bunker.
Extensive English displays.
Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie 2
Friedrichstrasse 43-44
253 72 50
Daily 9am – 10pm 212.50, 29.50 Students, Kids up to 6 free
Built in 1962 right next to the famous border crossing, it provides an
inspiring tale of the Berlin Wall and innovative escape attempts.
Organization is not this museum’s strongpoint, so focus your time
in the first half, where many escape mechanisms and tactics are
displayed.
Pergamon Museum 3
Museum Island
266 42 42 42
Mo - Su 10am – 6pm, Th 10am – 8pm
German Historical Museum 6
Unter den Linden 2
20 30 40
Daily 10am – 6pm, 26
The front museum houses a magnificent portrayal of German history that’s not to be missed. Start with the upper floor that details
German history from its beginnings until WWI. The ground level continues with the rise of the Third Reich, WWII, and present day Germany as part of the EU. The rear museum, designed by I.M. Pei,
houses temporary exhibits usually dealing with 20th Century topics.
Neues Museum 7
Potsdamer Strasse 50
266 42 42 42
Mo – Su 10am – 6pm, Th 10am – 8pm 214, 27 reduced
For 20th Century art, including expressionist and Bauhaus works, as
well as interesting post-WWII pieces, head to the New National Gallery. Afterwards, spend time in Potsdamer Platz, home to the Sony
Center, fantastic modern architecture, and Berlin’s largest originallanguage movie theater.
DDR Museum
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1
847 12 37 31
Mo - Su 10am – 8pm, Sa 10am – 10pm
214, 27 reduced
Many archaeology fans make a journey to Berlin for this museum
alone! It’s home to the Pergamon Altar and the Ishtar Gates from
Babylon as well as countless other priceless relics from antiquity.
Don’t forget to check out the Middle-Eastern wood paneled ceilings.
Eastside Gallery
Mühlenstrasse
Museums & Galleries
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This free outdoor gallery is the longest stretch of Berlin Wall still
remaining. While the graffiti isn’t ‘original,’ the scenes do provide a
vivid tale of the stark political turmoil surrounding The Wall. Make
sure to take a break at the many beach bars now behind The Wall.
26, 24 reduced
Located directly on the Spree River, across from the Berliner Dom,
the DDR Museum is an interactive way to explore daily life in the
former GDR. Check out the hands-on exhibits, watch TV in a GDRera furnished living room and take a simulated drive in a Trabi car!
Jewish Museum
Lindenstrasse 9-14
25 99 33 00
Tu - Su 10a - 8p, Mo 10a - 10p, closed on Jewish holidays
25, 22.50 reduced
Housed in an impressive building by architect Daniel Liebeskind, this
museum explains the often troubling history of German Jews from
Roman times to the present day.
Topography of Terror 5
Niederkirchnerstrasse 8
25 45 09 50
Daily 10am – 8pm (until dusk)
Hamburger Bahnhof
Invalidenstrasse 50
39 78 34 11
Tu/We 10a - 6p, Th 10a – 8p, Sa/Su 11a - 6p
This is another free gallery directly behind a stretch of remaining
Berlin Wall. This exhibit portrays the prison and interrogation tactics
of the Nazi Gestapo. There are free multilingual audio guides with a
picture ID deposit.
This old train station has now been converted into a huge contemporary art museum. Andy Warhol’s works feel right at home amongst
the multimedia displays, sculptures, photography and room & light
installations.
212, 26 reduced
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Additional Partner Tour
Non-profit tours to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial
NON-PROFIT TOURS
SACHSENHAUSEN
CONCENTRATION CAMP
& MEMORIAL
Used successively by the Nazi, Soviet and East German authorities, Sachsenhausen leaves a powerful impression on all who visit. Mosaic Tours
e.V. is proud to be the only company in Berlin to offer regular public tours
of the Memorial on a 100% non-profit basis.
Tours meet in Alexanderplatz between the TV Tower and the S- and U- Bahn
Train Station. Just look for your guide holding Mosiac Tours flyers and wearing their Mosaic Tours e.V. badge. No reservations are required for the tour,
simply show up. From the Meeting Point we go by train to the memorial.
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MEETING
POINT
since1954
In the middle of the heart
of Berlin City:
The Tiergarten Beergarden!
www.schleusenkrug.de
1
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An ABC metro ticket is required and can
be purchased from your guide. Tours last
approximately 6 hours, including transport times, so you may want to bring
your own lunch and drink. There are options at the train station to buy snacks
and a sandwich.
TOUR TIMES & PRICES
January 2 – March 31
Tue, Thu, Sun
10am
April 1 – October 31
Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
10am
November 1 - December 31
Tue , Thu, Sun
10am
Regular Price
3 15,-
Student Price
3 12,-
MUNICH
LONDON
Discover Munich by Segway or EBike! Experience the very best of
the Bavarian capital with one of our
daily Segway Tours, or a private EBike Tour.
Royal London Bike Tour
No Booking Required
The Grand Tour
4h
Our Grand Tour will show you more
in 4 hours than you could see in
days on your own! You will glide
effortlessly from one highlight to
the next, and hear fascinating stories from our native English speaking guides.
Königsplatz
Grand Tour
Mar 15 – Nov 15
Daily
10am
Price per person
3:30pm
4 59
TO ThE MAIN
TRAIN STATION
Meeting Point
It’s easy. Once at Karlsplatz
(Stachus) and with your back
to the old city gate, walk to your
right along the boulevard with
the tram tracks (so away from
McDonalds). After 50 meters,
you will see our shop in the
courtyard of Karlsplatz 4, on
the right hand side.
Trafalgar Square
Royal London Schedule Daily
Hyde Park
Mar 1 – Nov 30
11am
#10 Downing Street
May 15 – Sep 15 11am & 3:30pm
Cabinet War Rooms
Mo, Th, Fr, Sa, Su
Dec 1 – Feb 28
11am
Houses of Parliament
River Thames Bike Tour
Pre-Booking Required
The London Eye
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Hofgarten
Shakespeare’s Globe
Englischer Garten
5h
Borough Market
Eisbach Surfers
Gärtnerplatz
Sep 16 – Oct 6
Westminster Abbey
Royal London Bike Tour
Odeonsplatz
Price per person
Daily
Buckingham Palace
Royal London Meeting Point
Deutsches Museum
Oktoberfest
Big Ben
Pinakotheken
May 1 - Aug 31 10am & 4pm
4 72
4h
We meet just outside the
Queensway Tube Station (Central Line).
Tower Bridge
The Tower of London
Trafalgar Square
London Bridge & more!
Oktoberfest Special
3h
Coming to Munich during the Oktoberfest celebrations? Make the
most of it with our Oktoberfest
Special, designed to make sure you
are back in time to take part in the
festivities!
Prices
Student
Reg.
Royal London
£ 18
£ 20
River Thames
–
£ 30
Additional Information
Our bicycle tours
follow bike lanes,
cycle paths and the
Royal Parks virtually the entire time.
Bicycles, helmets
and insurance are
included for all
guests.
BERLIN
PARIS BARCELONA
Want to see even more?
E-Bikes are
SEGWAY TOURS
cool, comfy,
and easy to use, not
to mention great
for a private tour
for you or your
group. Just contact
us for rates and
availability.
MUNICH
2013
GLIDE ON A SEGWAY
unforIt’s tons of fun and an
city
gettable way to see the
SEGWAY, FERTIG, LOS!
CitySegwayTours.com
River Thames Bike Tour
River Thames Schedule Th, Fr, Sa
Mar 1 - Nov 30
10:30am
May 15 - Sep 15
10:30am
Daily
Saturday
Dec 1 - Feb 28
10:30am
Geführte Touren – bequem
durch die City.
Yes, we accept credit cards
River Thames Meeting Point
Tel: +49 (0)89 23 88 87 98
[email protected]
Please see website for more
details.
LONDON
GUIDED
BICYCLE
TOURS
2009
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[email protected]
www.FatTireBikeTours.com
In partnership with
The Royal Parks.
Tel: +44 (0)788 233 8779
[email protected]
BARCELONA
PARIS
City Bike Tour
4h
A fun and informative guided tour
through the various barrios of Bcn,
including these highlights:
City Day Bike Tour
Eiffel Tower
Louvre Museum
Napoléon’s Tomb
Plaça Sant Jaume
Musée D’Orsay
Plaça del Rei
Palau de la Mùsica
Jan 1 – Jan 31
11am(1
Arc del Triomf
Feb 1 – Mar 30
11am(2
Sagrada Familia
Mar 31 – Oct 26
11am & 3pm(2
Parc de la Ciutadella
Oct 27 – Nov 30
11am(2
Vila Olímpica
Dec 1 – Dec 31
11am(1
Barceloneta beach
(1
Mo – Sa
(2
daily
Alexander III Bridge
Place de la Concorde
Les Invalides
Ecole Militaire and more!
City Night Bike Tour
4.5h
Notre Dame
Port Vell
Eiffel Tower
Barrio del Borne
Berthillon ice cream
and much more!
Latin Quarter
(not included)
City Tour
Daily
Louvre Museum
Jan 5 – Apr 12
11am
Boat cruise with free wine
Apr 13 – Oct 13
11am & 4pm
St. Chapelle
Oct 14 - Dec 18
11am
The Islands
4 24
PARIS
BERLIN LONDON
BARCELONA
6pm (2
Mar 31 – Oct 26
7pm (2
Oct 27 – Nov 30
6pm
(1
(1
Mo, We, Fr, Sa (2 daily
Cost
Day / Night
Student
Regular
4 28
4 30
Combo
4 42
Meeting Point
4 45
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Tel: +34 933 429 275
[email protected]
Both tours meet at the south leg
(“pilier sud”) of the Eiffel Tower
– look for our Fat Tire sign. Reservations are not necessary.
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GUIDED
ENGLISH
TOURS
SINCE 1999
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www.FatTireBikeToursBarcelon
We also host City
Segway Tours,
Classic Walks of
Paris and Easy
Pass Tours.
TOUR C
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2008
PA R I S
2013
NG
CITY
TOURS &
RENTALS
Additional Information
Both tours are 100% different in
both route and information. Most
of our customers enjoy both and
we hope you will
too. We also offer
bike tours to Versailles and Monet’s
Gardens.
KI
Other Tours & Services
We also offer specialized bike and
walking tours focusing on Gaudí,
Roman and Gothic architecture, plus
Segway tours and
day trips with bikes
into the countryside
and along the coast
and also bike rentals
for those who like to
ex-plore on their
own. Please visit our
See more.
Less effort.
More fun.
website for details!
Mar 16 – Mar 30
Acadamie Française & more!
Dinner is not provided on this tour.
G
4 22
Regular
6pm (1
I S’ L E AD I N
Students
Feb 15 – Mar 15
R
PA
4 19
Y · F R OM
Children
Place de la Concorde
Night Bike Tour
N
PA
Prices
All tours meet in Plaza Sant
Jaume in the center of the Old
City ( Jaume I). We meet on
the side of the plaza nearest
to Las Ramblas, in the corner
next to the newspaper kiosk.
Look for our guides with Fat
Tire Bike Tours bikes and tshirts, holding up a big meeting point sign. No reservations
are needed, so just show up
and join the group!
Grand & Petit Palais
Day Bike Tour
Cathedral (La Seu)
Meeting Point
4h
us Customer
World Famo
Accept No
PARIS
barcelona
berlin
london
Ride With
Service
Copycats
the Original
www.FatTireBikeTours.com
Tel: +33 (0)1 56 58 10 54
[email protected]
BERLIN
Don’t miss out! For the fun-loving
traveller, we offer a unique way to explore
the many facets of Berlin.
Fat Tire Bike Tours - Your Travel Headquarters
Our native English-speaking staff is always happy to help. Our Zoo
location specializes only in bike rentals. From our TV Tower location
we not only provide bike tours and bike rentals, but also:
Free WiFi and free Internet terminals
Discounted tickets to the TV Tower
Cold drinks and warm smiles
Souvenirs and more!
Travelpoint Tours GmbH
Fat Tire Bike Tours
Panorama Str 1a, 10178 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0)30 – 24 04 79 91
Fax: +49 (0)30 – 24 04 88 37
[email protected]
FatTireBikeTours.com/Berlin