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Paris Bike Tour
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Enjoy the freedom of cycling through the streets of Paris and discover all her famous buildings, landmarks and monuments as well as some that you may not have read about.-
Guided Bike tour of Paris
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Use of bicycle, helmet and rain gear
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Expert English-speaking guide
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Insurance
Perfect for both first time visitors to the City of Light and Parisian veterans alike, this relaxing and fun bike tour offer a fantastic orientation of the city and encompasses all the city’s leading sites. Those who are new to the city will enjoy the opportunity to see up-close all the sites you’ve read about and repeat visitors are sure to learn new facts from the expert guide and discover new streets and areas.
The ride is not at all strenuous and you will stop regularly for photo opportunities. Highlights include The Eiffel Tower, the grand Louvre Museum and Napoleon's Tomb and Les Invalides – originally built by King Louis XIV and now the resting place of the most famous Frenchman in history. The tour will visit the Tuileries Gardens where there is the opportunity to enjoy lunch is a charming café nestled in the chestnut trees (own expense, payable locally) before continuing the Musee D’Orsay, the Ecole Militaire, Alexander III Bridge and the Place De La Concorde.
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Hotel transfers
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Refreshments
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Entrance to the museums
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Optional gratuities
Casual. Dress according to the weather for that day. A comfortable pair of shoes is a must!
The tours go out rain or shine. Rain ponchos are provided in wet weather.
The tours follow carefully planned routes mainly through parks, bike lanes and large sidewalks. Streets only account for about 5% of the ride and the streets used are small, one lane and one way. You won't have to worry about traffic!
Tours do not operate during the final Paris stage of the Tour De France.
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