Small Group Paris E-Bike Tour

To begin cruising your way through the top highlights of Paris, you and your group will meet your friendly, English-speaking guide in on Av. de la Bourdonnais, just a few minutes' walk from the Eiffel Tower. Once your guide has set you up with your e-bikes for the day, it will be time to hit the streets and begin sightseeing like never before! As you cruise over to iconic landmarks and monuments, your expert guide will detail the rich history behind each site.

Immerse yourself in history as your guide leads you to the outside of Musee de l’Armee des Invalides, Pont Alexandre III, the Grand Palais and Petit Palais. Soak in the complex history of Place de la Concorde, admire the overpowering architecture of the Louvre and Musee d’Orsay, bike along the famous Champs-Elysées, and marvel at the looming Arc de Triumph. End your tour with an unforgettable view of the iconic Eiffel Tower, before zipping through the streets of Paris one more time to drop off your e-bikes. After your tour, you’re free to walk back to your favorite monument for a more in-depth visit!

Private Paris E-Bike Tour Description

Your 2.5-hour tour includes:

• Knowledgeable guide

• Eco-friendly e-bike and helmet if needed

• Raincoats and gloves provided if needed

• Explore historic Paris landmarks from the outside

• Private group experience

Meet Your Private Guide

Along with your private group, meet your friendly guide at your designated meeting point, close to Champ de Mars. From here, you’ll be given your e-bikes for the day, along with helmets!

Once everyone is ready, it will be time to hop on your bikes and begin cruising the picturesque streets of Paris. Thanks to the convenient ease of your e-bike, you’ll be able to travel effortlessly between monuments without getting exhausted or needing to give your feet a break!

Musee de l’Armée des Invalides

Dive right into history with your first stop, the Military Museum and Tomb of Napoleon. Marvel at the building’s impressive architecture while learning about its fascinating history. The building was commissioned in 1670 by Louis XIV and served as a hospital and accommodation for wounded soldiers. Your guide will detail more about the building's past and be happy to answer all of your questions.

Pont Alexandre III

Effortlessly cruise down the streets of Paris from the comfort of your e-bike as you follow your friendly guide to your next stop, the captivating Pont Alexandre III. Admire the peaceful Seine River and jaw-dropping view of the Eiffel Tower as you learn about the famous bridge’s history and significance. Make sure you snap a few photos before jetting off to your next stop!

Grand Palais

Next, your guide will lead the way to the massive Grand Palais. This legendary monument was built for the Universal Exhibition in 1900 and is now an exhibition hall and museum complex. Take in the intricate architecture while learning about its alluring history.

Petit Palais

Just across the way from the Grand Palais, your guide will take you to the Petit Palais, which was built for the same Universal Exhibition. While smaller in size than the Grand Palais, the Petit Palais is just as astounding! Built on Winston Churchill Avenue, the building became a museum in 1902 and is celebrated for its stunning architecture.

Place de la Concorde

Zip along the bustling Paris streets as you make your way to Place de la Concorde, situated between Champs Elysées and the famous Tuileries Gardens. Take in the grandeur of the famous square, which is the largest in Paris, and second largest in all of France. As the site where many were publicly executed, including King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, this public space has an elaborate and storied past.

Louvre Museum

Continue exploring Paris’s top sights with a visit to the city’s most iconic museum! While the Louvre is now a world-famous art museum, it was originally built as a fortress in 1190, and was later reconstructed to be a royal palace in the 16th century. Although there won’t be time to marvel at the masterpieces within the renowned museum, the captivating architecture of the building is well worth admiring.

Musee d’Orsay

After hopping back on your e-bike, enjoy a quick ride over to your next stop, the alluring Musee d’Orsay. This extraordinary art museum was originally a train station built for the 1900 World’s Fair. The building’s architecture is truly mesmerizing, so you’ll absolutely want to pause to take it in and capture its beauty with your camera. Your guide will explain more about the building’s rich history before zipping over to your next stop on the tour.

Champs-Elysées

While nearly any street in Paris makes for a picturesque bike ride, it’s hard to find one quite as iconic as the Champs-Elysées. This world-famous, tree-lined avenue was originally commissioned by Louis XIV and eventually transformed by Napoleon. Take your time admiring the sights along this bustling avenue, as your guide explains more about its rich history.

Arc de Triumph

Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise down Champs-Elysées before arriving at the breathtaking Arc de Triumph. This stunning monument is a must-visit during any sightseeing tour of Paris. Although the first stone was placed in 1806, it took 30 years for the famous monument to be completed. Take some iconic pictures of this monument, as your expert guide explains the famous landmark’s rich history and significance.

Tour Eiffel

Admire the impressive architecture and idyllic streets of Paris as you follow your guide to your final stop of the tour, the iconic Eiffel Tower. Considered to be the symbol of Paris, the looming tower is the jewel of the city. Built in 1889, the history of the Eiffel Tower’s construction, and significance to the people of France, is fascinating. Your guide will tell you more about this famous landmark as you take it in, snapping plenty of photos of the iconic structure.

Afterwards, it will be time to hop back on your bike one last time as you follow your guide back to your original meeting point in Av. de la Bourdonnais. Now that you’ve gotten a taste of the city’s top sights, you’ll be free to head back to your favorite landmarks to explore more!