5/5 Regina B. 1 year ago on Google • 7 reviews
What
an
amazing
experience.
My
Husband
and
I
did
the
Munich
Fat
Tire
Bike
Tour
on
our
European
Honeymoon
in
November.
This
was
my
third
time
doing
a
Fat
Tire
Bike
Tour
(I
have
done
Paris
and
Barcelona
before)
and
my
husband's
first
time.
We
both
had
a
blast
and
the
tour
guides
are
hoenstly
what
makes
the
tours
so
much
fun.
Rob
our
tour
guide
was
entertaining
and
very
informative.
He
new
a
lot
about
the
history
of
Munich
and
showed
us
around
the
most
notable
parts
of
the
city.The
bikes
were
all
named,
which
added
an
element
of
fun
to
picking
out
your
bike
and
they
provided
gloves
for
everyone
because
of
the
cold.
We
started
off
at
the
wittelsbacherbrunnen
(which
was
unfortunately
covered
to
protect
it
from
the
winter
freeze)
and
learned
about
the
drinking
water
supply
of
the
city.
Then
we
moved
onto
Karolineplatz
where
we
first
started
to
getting
into
the
about
Hitler
and
the
beginning
of
the
Munich
Putsch.
We
moved
onto
the
greek
museum
and
infamous
Propylaea
seen
in
so
many
WWII
propoganda
photos.
We
saw
the
Nazi
headquarters,
which
is
now
a
school
of
music,
where
the
Munich
Agreement
was
signed.
We
passed
by
the
egyptian
museum
and
saw
the
modern
art
museum
and
the
UFO
house.
Then
we
headed
towards
the
Residence
Palace
where
we
were
able
to
go
into
the
beautiful
Theatinerkirch,
a
church
built
by
Theresa
of
Bavaria
after
her
child
was
born.
We
headed
to
the
Christmas
Market
located
within
the
Residence
Palace
courtyard.
It
was
absolutely
amazing
and
our
first
taste
of
a
Christmas
Market.
We
got
our
first
taste
of
hot
Gluwhein,
which
was
perfect
after
a
cold
bike
ride.
We
also
tried
one
of
the
delicious
pork
and
onion
sanwiches
and
and
Apfelkuckle
(Apple
Cake).
Dan,
another
guide
from
the
fat
tire
bike
tour
company
had
met
us
there
and
had
his
first
try
of
eggnog,
which
tasted
very
different
from
Eggnog
in
the
U.S..
We
got
to
chat
with
Dan
and
Rob
and
get
some
of
their
backstory
and
how
they
ended
up
in
Germany.
They
were
very
friendly!
After
we
all
ate,
we
went
to
the
glass
government
building
and
the
tomb
of
the
unknown
soldier
.
We
passed
by
the
American
Embassy
and
saw
part
of
the
Berlin
wall.
We
then
headed
on
a
ride
through
the
English
Gardens
and
saw
the
famous
surfers.
It
was
very
interesting
and
seemed
quite
dangerous.
We
rode
past
some
Ancient
Roman
ruins
that
they
found
while
doing
construction
work
in
the
city.
We
rode
towards
the
Munich
and
Jewish
Museum
and
got
a
brief
history
on
that.
Finally,
we
made
it
back
to
the
bike
shop
where
Dan
had
some
hot
Gluwhein
waiting
for
us.
We
stayed
a
bit
after
chatting
with
Rob,
Dan,
and
some
of
the
group.
Rob
gave
us
all
sorts
of
suggestions
on
sites
to
see,
places
to
eat,
and
beer
gardens
to
go
to.
Rob
and
Dan
were
absolutely
amazing
and
if
I
make
it
back
to
Munich,
I
will
sign
up
for
it
again!
