We were in Cologne for a couple of days to experience the Christmas markets and bought a group KoelnCard to cover the three of us. It was very useful, removed the headache of having the cash handy for travelling on the U-bahn and trains and I think we probably covered the cost of the card in that alone. In addition, we had good discounts at those two essential Cologne visits, the Chocolate museum and the Fragrance museum! Well worth the investment!

The tour was nice and didn't take too long. The stories were interesting, nicely told and had a sudden sense of humour in them. The guide didn't ask for our tickets, so anyone could join the tour... This aspect was not well organised... It's a thrilling experience if you want to know more about the history of Cologne. You need a more than average level of German to.understand the stories because the guide speaks in a dialect.

Had a very good time - our guide was very good and spoke excellent English. The took their time making sure our bikes were adjusted correctly and off we went. The cobble stones are a little bouncy (still fun) but most of time we are on smooth surfaces. We were able to see parts of the city that we would never have explored on foot as it would have just been to far to walk. Recommend this tour!

We had a lovely cruise down the Rhine chasing the sunset. Boarding was easy. Food and drink was available on board, although vegetarian options were minimal. We thought that there was an audio guide but this either didn't seem to happen or it wasn't clear as to how to hear this but other than that the boat trip was excellent. Thank you.

Max did a good job as a tour guide. He knows a lot about the breweries. We've visited three. It is fun to more about the establishments and the Kölsch beer culture. I would recommend this tour, although 29 euros is quite a lot of money, to be honest. We've spent 21 euro 50, which is reasonable in my opinion.