The tires of your bike on Munich's scenic bike paths that lead you through the vibrant city and along the peaceful Isar. Be inspired by the tempting favorite routes of the Munich SUSHI BIKE team and discover the beauty of Munich on two wheels.
From idyllic parks to the sparkling Isar River, Munich offers a variety of scenic bike routes worth exploring. A particular favorite among Munich residents is a tour through the Isar and Maxvorstadt.
The Isar cycle path along the river is ideal for a refreshing tour, while the Flaucher cycle path leads through green parks and along the Flaucher. Discover the green oases of Munich on the Perlacher Forst cycle path and be enchanted by the charm of the Nymphenburg Palace Park on the Palace Park cycle path. No matter which route you choose, Munich's cycle paths offer an incomparable nature experience that you shouldn't miss.
1. Relaxed cycling in the English Garden
Cycling through Munich's green oasis is a real pleasure. The English Garden not only offers peace and nature, but also well-developed cycle paths that invite you to take a relaxed ride. A nice route is to start in the less crowded north of the English Garden , past the Chinese Tower to Café Königin - one of the SUSHI BIKE team's favorite cafés. Alternatively, the Maximilianeum is worth a visit at sunset. Here you can enjoy a unique and free view and fewer people than , for example, at the Friedensengel.
2. Isar Cycle Path
A trip along the Isar on the Isar Cycle Path promises an unforgettable experience. The scenic route takes you through the breathtaking nature of Bavaria, along the clear river and past idyllic riverside landscapes. On your SUSHI BIKE or bicycle you can enjoy the beauty of the surroundings to the fullest and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The SUSHI BIKE team recommends a detour to the Kiosk 1917 in Thalkirchen. The alternative kiosk serves good coffee, cake, pretzels, focaccia and even beer.
3. The Green Oases: The Perlacher Forst Cycle Path
In the middle of the vibrant city of Munich, the Perlacher Forst cycle path offers a welcome break in green nature. The idyllic route takes you through dense forests and past picturesque lakes that invite you to linger. Here you can escape the hustle and bustle of traffic and enjoy your tour in peace. Be inspired by the rolling hills and the fresh air as you explore the Munich cycle ring. The Perlacher Forst cycle path is a real highlight for all nature and cycling lovers who want to discover Munich in a unique way without being too crowded.
Pshhht...little insider tip: On the Ludwigshöhe, you often have a unique view of the Alps.
4. Along the Nymphenburg Palace Park: The Palace Park Cycle Path
The Schlosspark cycle path along the Nymphenburg Palace Park in Munich offers a picturesque and relaxing bike ride through a green oasis in the middle of the city. The magnificent and impressive architecture of the palace and the extensive parkland provide an idyllic backdrop as you leisurely cycle along the well-developed cycle path. Here you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy nature to the fullest. The Schlosspark cycle path offers a harmonious connection between history and modern mobility, ideal for all cyclists who want to explore the beauty of Munich by bike and take a bit of history with them.
It is worth driving through the beautiful streets, avenues and past the magnificent villas of Nymphenburg and Neuhausen. This district has a special charm and is home to countless cute little cafés and restaurants with small courtyards. One of them is Café Ruffini.
5. From the city to the countryside: The Isar-Inn Panorama Trail
For longer trips, the Isar-Inn Panorama Trail is just the thing. The route takes about 4.5 hours and leads from the Ludwigsbrücke in Munich to the red bridge in Wasserburg . The signposted cycle path also connects the Isar Cycle Path with the Inn Cycle Path. Here you ride your (e-)bike mainly through very rural areas or shady forest areas.
6. From Westpark to Lake Starnberg
Having breakfast with friends in the Café Gans by the water in Westpark and getting some energy before cycling through Forstenrieder Park towards Lake Starnberg . That's exactly what the perfect day looks like for the SUSHI BIKE team. With an e-bike, it's of course quicker and, above all, more comfortable than with a normal bike. But you can also hop into the lake with a bike in just under 2 hours.
Conclusion: We love Munich
While researching this blog article, we noticed again how beautiful this city actually is and how many unique and nice places there are in Munich. Almost no other city is as green and as suitable for cycling as our hometown. We are in love and hope you were able to get some inspiration here.
