• Latin Quarter - The tour begins in this delightful area of central Paris. As one of the city’s oldest districts, the Latin Quarter was named after the Latin spoken by students at La Sorbonne University, one of the world’s first international universities. Enjoy cycling through its narrow streets while discovering its rich history.
• Shakespeare and Company Bookstore - This bookstore has become a literary landmark. Housed in a medieval building with wooden beams and plaster walls, it boasts shelves filled with literature from all eras. Discover its intriguing history and enjoy free time to explore inside, where you might even meet some authors who stay overnight in the store!
• Le Procope - Known as the oldest café in Paris, Le Procope was established in 1686 and has hosted many historical figures, including Benjamin Franklin, Voltaire, Napoléon Bonaparte, and Victor Hugo. Hear entertaining stories from its past and capture memorable photos.
• Eglise Saint-Sulpice - Nearly the largest church in Paris, Saint Sulpice is just shy of surpassing Notre Dame Cathedral in height. This church has a remarkable history, with mismatched towers and a connection to Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code.” Explore its grandeur firsthand.
• Pantheon - Despite its size, the Pantheon remains a hidden treasure, often overlooked by international visitors. It serves as the final resting place for notable French figures such as scientists Pierre and Marie Curie, authors Alexandre Dumas and Victor Hugo, and dancer/activist Josephine Baker.
• Place Monge - Pause on rue Mouffetard to enjoy the local café atmosphere away from the usual tourist spots. Take a 30-minute lunch break at your own expense, savoring the best savory crepes in Paris or dining at a charming French bakery or café.
• Arenes de Lutece - This ancient Roman arena, reminiscent of the Roman Colosseum, is nestled within Paris. Discover the role Rome played in shaping Paris and the types of events once held here as you cycle into the arena.
• Le Marais - Once a swamp, Le Marais was transformed by the Parisian Jewish community over centuries. Today, it’s known for its trendy shops and vibrant atmosphere, especially on Sundays when it’s the only neighborhood with open businesses. In France, shops must close one day a week, and in Le Marais, they choose Saturday.
• Memorial De La Shoah - This memorial wall honors over 3,900 non-Jewish French individuals who risked, and sometimes sacrificed, their lives to save French Jews during WWII. It’s a poignant stop, essential for understanding the predominantly Jewish culture of Le Marais.
• La Rue des Rosiers - Stroll along the charming pedestrian street of Rue des Rosiers, exploring its shops and savoring the delightful aromas from its restaurants. With its boutique stores and renowned kosher eateries, it is the heart of the Jewish neighborhood in Le Marais.
• Place des Vosges - Visit one of Paris’s most beautiful and unique public squares, Place des Vosges. With red brick buildings dating back to the 1500s, it blends local charm with high society. The buildings house elite art shops and a luxury hotel, while the grassy center is a popular spot for locals to picnic and children to play in the fountains.
• Wall of Philip II Augustus - King Philippe August of France constructed a massive stone wall around Paris in the 1100s to protect it from attacks. Learn about his unusual relationship with England’s King Richard the Lionheart and why the wall was built. Visit the largest and best-preserved section of the wall today.
• Hotel de Sens - Discover the Hotel de Sens, a fortress-like mansion with turrets and gargoyles, hidden from the tourist path. Learn about its construction and the amusing tale of how a cannonball became lodged in its facade.

• Bike rental included
• Experienced local guide
• Helmet provided for safety
• Explore two beloved local neighborhoods in Paris

• Food and drinks. You will pay for your own lunch during the break.
• Tips aka “Pour boire” in French. Please, tip the guide if you liked the tour.

• Tour runs in all weather! Please, dress according to the forecast but avoid wearing flip flops!
• Small Group Tour
• This is a BIKE TOUR. All participants aged 10 and over MUST know how to cycle on their own.
• Children aged 1-4 years old can ride in a child seat on their parents bike IF it is reserved at time of booking.
• Children aged 5-9 years old can ride solo if they are able OR ride on a tandem attachment, with a parent, IF it is reserved at the time of booking.
• All children, regardless of age, must have their spot in the small group reserved and paid for.
• Not recommended for adults who scare easily or who are not confident when they ride a bike.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.