Potsdam Bike Tour with Rail Transport from Berlin

Nice group, Bindi (SP?) did a good job shepherding us around Potsdam and the sites.... One suggestion: Have some specific recommendations for lunch spots when you break, could save some wantering around...thanks!

Background knowledge was great. The group interaction was good on the tour which made the tour that much more enjoyable. Helmets were not offered in Potsdam like they were in Berlin.

Simon was a fantastic guide who provided a lot of history with a relaxed vibe. We didn’t know anything about Frederick the Great and were happily surprised to learn some LGBTQ+ history via this tour!

We only had one other couple on the tour, who were also awesome (hi Jackie and Stuart!), and we appreciated that it wasn’t cancelled for such a small group. It is a long day with a lot of biking, so just be prepared, however you do get a lunch break in the middle which was nice to relax and wander Potsdam alone.

Great tour thoroughly recommended. Lots more to see than I thought available. Tour guide Nick was very knowledgeable.

This was a wonderful day taking the train to Potsdam from Berlin. Knowledgeable guide and a wonderful route surround the many palaces of Fredrick the great and other kings of the erra. The grounds are beautiful and a lot of history surrounding Potsdam and visiting where the allies divided us Germany following World War II is incredible. Highly recommend this tour, and Nick, our guide, was wonderful. :)

Really enjoyed this trip, first time on a bike fur years. Great group, small. Informative guide. Amazing views along the way. Worth the money!

This a fun tour. Nick, our guide, was knowledgeable about the area and history of Potsdam. He took care of all the details. Everything was smooth and easy from taking the train to getting our bikes. The ride was great. Such beautiful areas, trees, parks, lakes, palaces, and famous historical buildings and palaces, too. The ride is easy— no hills. There is time to enjoy and do a bit of exploring at each stop. however, you don’t go into any of the palaces. There is a stop for lunch ( Nick recommended some great places) and a bit of time to look in shops. It’s a great way uk get out of the city and see done natural beauty and history, too.

Fourteen miles of leisurely bike riding through town and parks, much of it along the path of the former Berlin Wall, and a journey through German history pre and post WWII. Simon did a fine job of storytelling and setting a relaxing tone.

You have to say the bridge where spies were swapped in the previous Cold War but all the Prussian palaces were magnificent.

Highly rate this tour and our personable and knowledgeable guide, Simon. He gave us so many snippets of interesting historical info. Great bikes too - easy to ride and comfy seats.