4 hours
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Meet your guide near the Palais de Justice in the center of Lyon, where you'll be set up with an electric bike. It makes for an easy way to sightsee, giving you the option of pedaling or letting the bike do some of the work.
Lyon is chock full of historical monuments and buildings, and it's also the culinary capital of the country – which is saying something in a place like France. Biking through this charming city is a great way to see the sights and work up an appetite.
The exact route for this Lyon electric bike tour varies depending on the day, but with an expert guide to lead the way you won't miss out on the best of this UNESCO World Heritage city.
Pedal through the tunnel of Croix Rousse, a delight inside with colorful lights and music playing, on your way to the Lyon Cathedral. Hear stories of the city's history as you ride, seeing both Lyon's best-known sights as well as some hidden gems your guide points out.
Keep riding along the Rhône River, with its riverside path recently renovated to be more suitable for cycling, to the Place Bellecour. The square is looked over by a statue of King Louis XIV. From there, ride past the lake in Tête d'Or park, a popular spot for boating.
Take a break midway through your bike tour to refresh and reinvigorate with some of those famous local foods. Taste some locally-made cheese like St-Félicien, cured meats and a local pork sausage called rosette, sweet cakes and other morsels to share among your fellow cyclists. Wash it all down with a glass of local wine.
After the meal break of 30-45 minutes (depending on the tour), continue your tour through Lyon's Old Town, where you'll understand why it's a UNESCO-listed city. Admire historic buildings such as the City Hall, Palais St-Pierre, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon and the stately Place des Terreaux.
Upgrade to a 4-hour tour in order to continue your ride up to La Croix-Rousse for spectacular views overlooking the whole of Lyon. This extended tour also includes a stop at the 19th-century Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, with yet more wonderful city views from its hilltop perch.
At the conclusion of your tour, your guide will lead you back to the starting point.
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Lyon Bike Tour
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peterjs180, Mar 2026
The tour guide was excellent. Bike tour was very cold, but good. The food tasting was excellent
richardsD4279TC, Mar 2026
Excellent bike tour, sausage and wine, and walking in Vieux Lyon.
apollinej2023, Oct 2025
Even though we are Lyonnais, this visit delighted us! Indeed, we rediscovered some neighborhoods from a new angle and learned many unusual anecdotes about our beautiful city. The electric bike ride was a real pleasure, and we ended with a delicious tasting of Lyon specialties, from sausage to cheese, for a gourmet and convivial moment. An original and rewarding experience that I recommend to all!
L3617URmikeg, Oct 2025
My wife and I had a great bike tour of Lyon. It was the first day of our visit, and it helped familiarize us with the area. We did the 4-hour tour, which included a nice lunch. Our tour guide was very friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging.
Start with a unique view of the city from the banks of the Saône
Explore the biggest and central square of Lyon
Bike line along the Rhône river
We ride inside the parc to see the rosary, the zoo, the botanic garden and the lake
Explore the square of the Lyon City Hall
Discovert the most iconic painting wall of the city
Enjoy a delicious food tasting of local specialities : cheeses and cold cuts from the region with a glass of wine. After a friendly and gourmet moment, go for a Old Town walking tour in the UNESCO disctrict only accessible by foot. through the historic streets of Vieux Lyon. You will discover cobblestone lanes, hidden traboules, Renaissance buildings, and fascinating stories in one of the city’s most charming districts.
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