Many important sites with great guide - We absolutely loved the Segway tour in Berlin. Our guide was excellent, providing a great mix of historical information and fun facts. We saw many important sites, such as the Holocaust Memorial and the Berlin Cathedral. The Segways made it easy to navigate the city and see more in less time.

Zipping round Berlin on a Segway - This was a fantastic day to see Berlin. We had to reschedule due to poor weather but Morgan was so flexible. We'd already done a walking tour so he took us to east side gallery. We had such good fun. Cannot recommend highly enough. A brilliant experience, and really good value for money

So much fun ! - It was a vrry nice intresting tour accoumpanied with very intresting explanations through all.Berlin's important sites. Thank you very much we recomend !

An engaging and surprisingly smooth tour around the centre of Berlin. - This is an activity which does what it says on the tin. Our host, Morgan, was lovely and attentive to us Segway newbies, making sure we felt safe and confident before setting off. He was always happy to take photos and boomerangs for us which gave us some lovely visual souvenirs. Definitely recommended to those wanting to see Berlin from a bit of a different perspective.

Great trip! - Had a real great trip with our guide Cindy. Saw all the important place of interest about the war and cold war. Can only recommend it.

Berlin seaway tour - It was my first time on a segway and I am not very confident on driving anything myself. But our instructor was great, he was called Manao, me and my husband did the hour one and Manao suggest the tour for us to do to avoid touch traffic, so we did the museum tour. It was amazing, me and my husband do a lot of city breaks and this is the first time we have done the Segway but will defiantly be doing this to every Cory we now visit. 10 out of 10

Segway tour Original Berlin - Myself and my two teenagers took this tour. Can highly recommend this company. From easy online booking, including contact via WhatsApp for extra information, to a quick lesson in driving of Segway (more fun than you can imagine watching them from the sidelines.) Segway is the perfect mode of transport for visiting the sites, gets you in close and safe; also a lot more fun than bikes. Not everyone can rock The Segway Look but our guide certainly did. Manao, a resident of Berlin not only knowledgeable and friendly managed to entertain us in English. With the possibility of two and three hour tours throughout this interesting city we will be taking the Robot City subway tour again. Thanks guys you managed to make my teenagers smile. 😀

Fun and quick for a reasonable price - It was a fun and quick way to see all the sights at a reasonable price, good for large groups and couples, tour guide was also helpful and nice.

Fun way to explore Berlin - Morgan our guide was brilliant, a lot of fun and more than helpful. Only negative was our tour was rescheduled for a later time the night before by the company.

Overpriced tour focused on the cost of Buildings. - It was just myself and my partner on the tour. The tour guide was accommodating because of this as we were running 5 or so minutes late. Which we were grateful for. After this, he seemed to have the minimal amount of knowledge on each of the stops we visited on our segways. Only sharing 1/2 sentences one of which was usually how much the building cost to build. The tour guide was unable to answer basic questions such as if these cobblestones were the berlin wall, or what was in the museum he was showing us. He took a bike and often cycled way ahead of us at times or taking sharp turns in a city we didn't know, seeming not to care if we were left behind or lost. Though in contrast got very frustrated/jumpy at us for 'messing' towards the end of the tour, when we were growing bored of the lack of information. Blowing kisses to each other at stops or pretending to 'dance' with spins was not tolerated by the guide, despite the space we had left between us and him. The most he spoke at any stop was about an apartment block's cost to build, number of floors, etc. for about 2/3 minutes, not seeming to notice the confused looks my partner and I were giving each other. Barely mentioning that it used to be Hitler's bunker before cycling off again to the end of this part of the tour. This seems like it is an important point to mention, rather than an afterthought.