Every one of our Paris e-bike tours.
Two classics running all year, six themed rides for a second visit, two heritage routes and the community tours. All guided, in small groups of five people at most, on pedal-assist electric bikes.
Three hours on an e-bike to see the Paris you came for.
The Eiffel Tower, the Invalides, Concorde, the Louvre and Notre-Dame in a single outing of about three hours, almost entirely flat, including the ride back to the departure point. Five people at most around your guide, an electric bike provided, and a story at every stop.
Paris lights up, and you are in the saddle at exactly the right moment.
Two and a half hours as night falls, from gilded monuments to quiet riverbanks, all the way to the Eiffel Tower's sparkle. At night we talk less and look more.
Five revolutions in eighty years, from the Bastille to the Communards' Wall
1789, 1792, 1830, 1848, 1871: a little over eighty years of barricades, trials and firing squads, from the Place de la Bastille to the Communards' Wall in Père-Lachaise. About three and a half hours on an electric bike in a small group, including some thirty minutes on foot inside the cemetery, with a guide who tells you what the cobbles no longer say.
The writers' Left Bank, from the Île Saint-Louis to Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Seven stops between the Île Saint-Louis and the streets of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, where people sculpted, wrote, drank a great deal of coffee and put the world to rights out loud. About three hours on an electric bike in a small group, with a break halfway round; anything you order there is at your own expense.
Paris of the Artists: Montmartre and Pigalle by electric bike, in a small group
Four hours to climb the hill of studios and cabarets, from the boulevard de Clichy to the Clos Montmartre vineyard, with a guide who knows the stories behind the façades. The electric assist takes care of the slopes, and the steepest stretch is done on foot, with the bikes parked at the bottom.
Offbeat Paris: covered passages, Belleville and Père-Lachaise by electric bike
Four hours in a Paris you do not see from the main avenues: glazed passages from the first half of the nineteenth century, the locks of the Canal Saint-Martin, the Belleville panorama and the alleys of Père-Lachaise. An guided tour for people coming back to Paris, and for Parisians curious about their own city.
Haussmann's Paris by e-bike: the seventeen years that drew the city
Two and a half hours along the grand boulevards, past the Opéra Garnier and the star-shaped squares, to understand how Paris, between 1853 and 1870, took on the face it still wears today. An guided tour in a small group, five participants maximum per guide, on Tern electric bikes. We set off from the meeting point in the 7th arrondissement and come back to it. The stories are told from the street, the pavement, the forecourt or the bridge: no monument admission, no interior visit and no food or drink are included in the price.
Political Paris by e-bike: a thousand years of power along a single axis
From the Place de la Bastille to the esplanade of the Invalides, one east-west axis where every square has seen one regime born and another collapse. Two or three hours of guided riding in a small group with a guide, on Tern electric bikes, over almost entirely flat ground. We set off from the meeting point in the 7th arrondissement and come back to it, the axis being reached from there. The stories are told from the street, the quayside, the esplanade or the forecourt: no monument admission, no interior visit and no food or drink are included in the price.
The Sacred Cradle: eight centuries of Paris religious heritage, from the Latin Quarter to the Marais
Three and a half guided hours, almost entirely flat, linking the medieval churches of the Left Bank, the forecourt of Notre-Dame and the streets of the Marais. The stories are told outdoors, on forecourts, pavements and bridges. Start and finish at the same point, in the 7th arrondissement.
Of Gods and Hills: from the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève to the Butte Montmartre
About four hours between two sacred hills, roughly twenty kilometres, starting and finishing in the 7th arrondissement. The electric assist takes the climbs; you keep your breath for the stories. Everything is told outdoors, and no admission or refreshment is included in the price.
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Booking is a request, not a firm reservation: we confirm feasibility, date, meeting point and the final price in writing before any payment. Prices are indicative, per person, all taxes included, and cover the use of a pedal-assist bike and a helmet. No entrance fees and no indoor visits are included: the stories are told from the street, the forecourt or the bridge.
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