No effort
The electric assist flattens the hills and shrinks the distances. No particular fitness required: you just need to be able to stay upright on a bike.
Wander Ride takes you through Paris in a small group on Tern electric bikes, with a guide who loves the city. Three hours to take in the great landmarks and the back streets the coaches will never see, and the electric assist does the rest.
A different way to see Paris
On foot, you see little in three hours. By coach, you never stop where it matters. The electric bike connects the sights at just the right pace, slips down the back streets and climbs the hills without a drop of sweat. You cross Paris from one bank of the Seine to the other, stop at the foot of the monuments, and still have breath left to listen to the stories.
The electric assist flattens the hills and shrinks the distances. No particular fitness required: you just need to be able to stay upright on a bike.
In three hours you reach neighbourhoods a walking tour would never get to. The great landmarks, and the corners the pocket guides ignore.
A guide who knows the city, its characters and its anecdotes. You understand what you're looking at, and you leave with stories to tell.
Up to five people per guide. You can hear each other, ask your questions, and the tour adapts to the group rather than the other way round.
Two great classics running all year round, six themed tours for a second visit, and routes written for your community. From two to three hours, always up to 5 participants per guide; electric bike, helmet and stories included.
The first tour, the one that shows it all: the Eiffel Tower, the Invalides, Concorde, the Louvre and Notre-Dame, with a proper break in the Tuileries. The route everyone expects, ridden five at a time, at Wander's pace.
Paris lights up: gilded monuments, quiet riverbanks, the Louvre pyramid ablaze, and a finale timed to the Eiffel Tower's sparkle, right on the hour. We set off an hour and a half before nightfall.
From the Bastille to the Commune, five revolutions in eighty years: the blood, the barricades and the ideas that made the Republic.
Hemingway, Sartre, Beauvoir, Hugo: the writers' Left Bank, its cafés and bookshops. A tour that smells of ink and coffee.
Picasso, Toulouse-Lautrec, Van Gogh: the hill of artists' studios, cabarets and windmills. Montmartre in its bohemian years, paintbrushes to the wind.
Covered passages, back courtyards, Père-Lachaise and the village of Belleville: the Paris hurried visitors never see.
How Paris became Paris in seventeen years: boulevards, the Opéra, seven-storey buildings. Elegance, explained.
A thousand years of power along a single axis: kings, emperors, presidents and revolutions layered square after square.
What Paris owes your country, and those of your compatriots who became Parisians here: seventeen communities already scripted, yours on request. Choose your community, then the direction of the story: the matching tour appears. And for everyone, “Paris, land of exile” (~ 2 h 30): five centuries of arrivals that made the city.
Combined tour: both directions of the story in one outing.
Routes are given for guidance only. The exact route is adjusted on the day to suit the weather, the crowds and traffic conditions, for the group's safety and comfort. Bespoke routes and private tours are available on request.
Everything is set up so that all you have to do is turn up. The bike, the helmet, the route and the guide are on us.
Pick a route, a date and the number of participants. We confirm the slot and the meeting point.
On arrival, an electric bike set to your height, a helmet, and a few minutes to get the feel of it. We set off once everyone is comfortable.
The guide leads the way, tells the story of the city and matches the pace to the group. Regular stops to look, listen and take photos.
Back to the starting point. You leave with your head full of images and our tips for the rest of your stay.
Included in every tour. The pedal-assist electric bike, a helmet in your size, a guide with you for the whole route, and public liability insurance for the activity. All you need to bring is comfortable clothing and something to keep off the sun or the rain.
A moment for two, away from the crowds at the big sights. Romantic Paris seen from the saddle, at sunset on request.
Children are at ease as soon as they can pedal, and the electric bike keeps everyone at the same pace. A tour that nobody tires of.
Just the thing for a weekend or a birthday. You explore, you laugh, you stop where you like. A small group keeps the atmosphere going.
A bilingual French-English guide to enter the city through its stories, not just its façades. The best first day in Paris.
A team-building activity that makes a change from another restaurant. A private tour for your group, bespoke route and timings, invoiced to your company.
You think you know your city. Three hours on the bike are enough to rediscover it, anecdote after anecdote, ten minutes from home.
A two-and-a-half-hour accompanied tour designed for groups where a family member or friend uses a wheelchair. Thanks to adapted bikes from Dutch manufacturer Van Raam, everyone comes along: same streets, same stories, same pleasure, and nobody is left behind on the pavement. And, in the charitable spirit of the suspended coffee, this tour can also be booked and paid for on behalf of the person of your choice, as a gift: you give it, they enjoy it on a date that suits them.
The wheelchair goes up a small ramp onto the front platform, where it is strapped down securely, and off you go. You stay in your own wheelchair, up front, in the best seat in the house. The guide pedals behind you; the electric assist does the rest.
A comfortable front seat with armrests, adjustable supports and footrests. You settle in with the help of a companion and enjoy the ride facing Paris, with nothing blocking the view. An alternative for when your own wheelchair isn't essential.
By advance booking only: the adapted bike is brought out specially for your tour. We ask a companion of the wheelchair user to be there at the start to help them settle in; the guide takes care of securing the wheelchair and of safety throughout the tour. Routes are chosen for their wide lanes and smooth surfaces. Tell us what you need in the form: we confirm feasibility, date and starting point in writing before any payment.
Eight centuries of stone, stained glass and stories, at street level. Two tours devoted to the religious landmarks of Paris, across every tradition: we ride from forecourt to forecourt, tell the stories outside and step inside in silence, with the respect owed to these places and to those who pray there.
From the medieval churches of the Latin Quarter to the Marais: Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre, Saint-Séverin, the forecourt and apse of Notre-Dame, the Sainte-Chapelle, the Tour Saint-Jacques, the Billettes cloister, the rue des Rosiers and the Place des Vosges. The devout heart of old Paris, almost entirely flat.
From the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève to the Butte Montmartre: the Panthéon, Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, the Great Mosque of Paris (visit and mint tea included), Notre-Dame, Saint-Eustache, then the climb to the Sacré-Cœur. The great spiritual story of Paris, from one bank of the Seine to the other.
These tours ride out with an electric Hase Pino tandem, whose front seat takes whoever would rather be carried along, semi-recumbent and facing the city, plus two Tern GSD R14 for their companions, each able to carry a passenger. Up to five participants with a single guide.
| Tour | Shared tour | Private tour |
|---|---|---|
| The Sacred Cradle (~ 3 h) | 95 € per person | 115 € per person |
| Of Gods and Hills (~ 3 h 30, visit and tea included) | 105 € per person | 125 € per person |
Indicative prices, entrance fees and tastings along the route included; we confirm the final price in writing before any payment. Tours preferably run Tuesday to Thursday; “Of Gods and Hills” never departs on a Friday, the day the Great Mosque closes to visitors. Interiors are visited in silence; the stories are told on the forecourts. Routes and access are adapted to times of worship and to works in progress; the exact route is confirmed when you book.
A simple per-person price list, and a calculator to estimate your budget. We confirm the final price when you book, depending on the date and the route.
| Tour | Shared | Private |
|---|---|---|
| Classics and themed tours (2 to 3 h) | €75 per person | €95 per person |
| Your community's tour (bespoke) | — | €115 per person |
| Heritage: The Sacred Cradle (~ 3 h) | €95 per person | €115 per person |
| Heritage: Of Gods and Hills (~ 3 h 30, visit and tea included) | €105 per person | €125 per person |
| La Balade Suspendue (adapted bike, wheelchair user included) | Group package: €250 up to 3 · €400 up to 5 | |
Indicative prices per person, tour of about three hours, electric bike and helmet included. Each group has a maximum of 5 participants with its own guide; beyond 5, a second group sets off under the same conditions and at the same rates. These prices are neither a quote nor a commitment. We confirm the final price, the date and the conditions in writing before any payment.
Leave us a few words about what you have in mind: a date, a route, the number of participants. We'll get back to you quickly with a slot, a meeting point and the exact price.
Prefer to write directly?
contact@wander-ride.parisYou just need to be able to pedal and keep your balance. The electric assist does most of the work, including on the climbs. We take a few minutes at the start to get you comfortable on the bike, and the guide adapts the pace to the group. Tours use cycle paths and quiet streets as much as possible.
The tour suits adults and teenagers who can ride independently. For younger children, get in touch: depending on their height and confidence, we'll look at the best option. Minors take part under the responsibility of an accompanying adult.
A little rain doesn't stop us; the route is simply adapted. If the weather makes the outing uncomfortable or unsafe, we offer you either a new date or a refund. We let you know as early as possible.
In French or English. Tell us which you prefer when you book. For a private tour, we run it in whichever of the two suits your group.
Our tours are leisure services provided on an agreed date. As such, the 14-day right of withdrawal for distance purchases does not apply (Article L. 221-28, 12° of the French Consumer Code). Our cancellation and rescheduling conditions are given to you before booking and will appear in our terms of sale.
Yes, with the Balade Suspendue: a two-and-a-half-hour package in which the wheelchair user travels on a Van Raam adapted bike ridden by the guide, while their companions pedal our electric bikes. The VeloPlus lets you stay in your own manual wheelchair (up to 72 cm wide, person and wheelchair up to 140 kg); the OPair offers a front seat with supports. Advance booking is essential, since the adapted bike is brought out for your tour.
Departure is from the 7th arrondissement of Paris; the exact meeting point is confirmed at booking. Each tour lasts about three hours, stops included, for a dozen kilometres covered effortlessly thanks to the electric assist.
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