The comparison at a glance

What you are really buying

You buy a bike, a helmet and a guide who leads a group on car-free riverside paths past the big sights. It is a way to see many places in three hours, not a museum visit: you stop for photos but do not go inside. The 3-hour tour is not suitable for children under 12. For a longer list of motorised rides read our guide to electric bike tours in Paris.

Our pick and the others

The 3-hour tour wins on price and length. The 4-hour Best of Paris tour adds an hour and starts at Place Saint-Michel. The evening bike and boat tour is the one to choose for lights: four hours, with a Seine cruise at the end. The e-bike ride is shorter and easier on the legs.

Which offer to choose?

  • First time on a bike in Paris: the 3-hour guided tour.
  • You want more time at each stop: the 4-hour tour.
  • Romantic or night views: the evening bike and boat tour.
  • Hills or a mixed group: the e-bike tour.
  • You prefer to ride alone: see cycling in Paris.

Practical tips

  • Wear closed shoes and bring a layer: you are outdoors for the whole tour.
  • Check the meeting point on your voucher; it differs from one tour to another.
  • For other ways to see the city with a guide, see guided tours in Paris.

Frequently asked questions

Is a guided bike tour in Paris worth it?

Yes if you want an overview in a few hours without planning the route. If you want to enter monuments, choose a walking tour or tickets instead.

Is the bike and helmet included?

On the 3-hour tour, yes: the listing includes the bike, a helmet, a basket and a bottle of water.

Is it suitable for children?

The 3-hour tour is not suitable for children under 12. Check the age limit on the listing of the tour you choose.