Segway Tour Cologne: Your most popular fun vehicle for the cathedral city
Welcome to our starting point: Kennedy-Ufer 4-20, 50679 Cologne. [Source: Segway Tour Cologne Location]
There, experienced Segway guides will introduce you to the art of riding a Segway. But don’t worry: Riding is definitely not as difficult as it might seem at first glance. After just a few minutes on the fun vehicle, you’ll feel comfortable, and then we’ll begin the Segway tour of Cologne.
First, we’ll take a leisurely ride to the Rhine riverbank, passing the famous Chocolate Museum and the German Sports and Olympic Museum. From there, we’ll reach the Rheinauhafen (Rhine Harbor) with its spectacular crane houses. These three unique structures feature crane-like outriggers at a height of 40 meters, resting on slender, fully glazed stair towers.
Classic Colonia Tour: Cologne's most popular city tour
Cologne is a fascinating city. There’s so much to see and do in the Old Town alone that one day is hardly enough. Our Segway tour “Classic Colonia” offers the perfect opportunity to combine your sightseeing trip with the unique fun of riding a Segway.
Is this your first time in Cologne? Then the Segway city tour is probably the most entertaining way to explore the city. Even seasoned Cologne visitors will discover a completely different side of the city.
Tour itinerary: Starting point and highlights of Cologne's Old Town
We welcome you to our starting point: Kennedy-Ufer 4-20, 50679 Cologne. There, experienced guides will introduce you to the art of Segway riding. The instruction by our certified guides usually lasts 15 to 20 minutes. After just a few minutes on the Segway, you’ll feel comfortable, and then we’ll begin the tour.
Zunächst fahren wir ganz entspannt durch die Straßen zum Rheinufer und passieren das bekannte Schokoladenmuseum sowie das Deutsche Sport und Olympia Museum. So gelangen wir in den Rheinauhafen mit seinen spektakulären Kranhäusern. An den drei weltweit einzigartigen Bauwerken befinden sich in 40 Meter Höhe Ausleger, die an einen Kran erinnern sollen und die nur auf schlanken, vollverglasten Treppentürmen aufliegen.