Excursão de bicicleta elétrica guiada e familiar em Paris
Descrição
Oferecemos-lhe para descobrir Paris com o nosso guia enquanto conduz as nossas e-bikes que são o novo produto de moda quando se trata de mobilidade elétrica urbana. As nossas bicicletas não requerem carta de condução. Esqueça o stress dos transportes urbanos clássicos, muito confortáveis e silenciosos que o irão impulsionar até aos 25km/h. Com seus pneus grandes , seu sistema de freio a disco e seu banco confortável nossas bicicletas elétricas são acessíveis a todos , seu manuseio não requer mais de 5 minutos . 01 pés). Nossos cursos são principalmente em ciclovias e calçadas, o que significa que nossos passeios são totalmente adaptados para adolescentes e familiares Se você tiver alguma dúvida ou apreensão, nossa equipe está aqui para fornecer demonstração e fornecer todas as informações necessárias para garantir que sua viagem seja segura e divertida Nota: A duração indicativa do passeio inclui o briefing e o test drive. Vejo você em breve .
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
É aqui que o tour começa e onde você aprenderá a dirigir com segurança nossas scooters elétricas.
Você verá o lugar Vendome e a coluna Vendome.
Você passará ao lado dos jardins das Tulherias.
Você verá o Palácio do Louvre, bem como o Arco do Triunfo e a Pirâmide do Museu do Louvre.
Você verá a Ponte das Artes também chamada ponte do amante.
Você verá a Ilha Cité e o Palácio Cité a partir das docas.
Você passará pela ilha de Saint-Louis.
Você vai ver a Catedral de Notre-Dame.
Você passará ao lado da Fonte Saint-Michel e do famoso distrito latino.
Você passará ao lado de um dos maiores museus de Paris, o Museu Orsay.
Relaxe e dirija ao longo do rio Sena nas docas sem qualquer tráfego.
Você verá a Assembléia Nacional onde os delegados franceses se sentam desde a Revolução Francesa de 1789.
Você verá uma das mais belas e famosas pontes de Paris.
Você passa ao lado do Museu Branly.
Você vai ver a Torre Eiffel (não precisa descrever todo mundo sabe disso :))
Você verá o lugar e os jardins do Trocadero e o Palácio Chaillot.
Você passa ao lado do Museu de Arte Moderna de Paris, também chamado de Palácio de Tóquio.
Você verá a Chama da Liberdade, que também é o lugar onde Lady Diana perdeu a vida em um trágico acidente de carro.
Você vê o Grande e o Pequeno Palácio.
Você verá o lugar e albergue dos Inválidos.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- As crianças devem estar acompanhadas por um adulto
- Como adulto, você deve ter mais de 1m55 / 5'01 pés para dirigir sua própria bicicleta
Avaliações(432)
We had an amazing experience with Tomas as our guide through Paris. The electric bikes assisted very well making the bike ride easy and required minimal physical effort. Tomas was knowledgeable and fun, cracking jokes and giving us great information. We would highly recommend for anyone looking to see a a lot of Paris in a few hours.
We had a great tour with Thomas as our guide. He was super knowledgeable about all the sites. Navigating through Paris can be stressful with the large crowds and aggressive drivers, but Thomas got us through very easily. We covered a lot of ground in just over 2 hours, and he provided us with some tips and suggested places to visit later in the evening. He also took really nice photos of my husband and at each spot along the tour, as well as a great video of us riding past the Eiffel Tower. We would definitely recommend this tour.
We had a great tour with Thomas as our guide. He was super knowledgeable about all the sites. Navigating through Paris can be stressful with the large crowds and aggressive drivers, but Thomas got us through very easily. We covered a lot of ground in just over 2 hours, and he provided us with some tips and suggested places to visit later in the evening. He also took really nice photos of my husband and at each spot along the tour, as well as a great video of us riding past the Eiffel Tower. We would definitely recommend this tour.
This was a really fun experience. Our guide was very helpful and provided a lot of information while on the tour. He was taking pictures as we were going and sent them to us. It's a beautiful experience to visit Paris on a bike, the electric bike makes it easy. Make sure you are the right size and that you are wearing pants or shorts for the tour, the electric bikes are different than real bikes and look more like a moped.
Roman was our guide, and he led us on a phenomenal adventure through the city of light! We saw so many incredible sights, and Roman had such an appreciation for Parisian history and a great sense of humor. Our kids (12 and 9) were just as into it all as my wife and I were. We absolutely loved getting to do this as a family. It’s definitely a bit chaotic and not for the faint of heart, but it’s something your family will not soon forget. For context, none of the four of us had ever ridden e-bikes before. This was all of our first times. My 12-year-old daughter took to the bike immediately, and was a total pro at winding through cars, pedestrian intersection interchanges, and pedestrian pathway obstacles (poles, boulders, etc.). My 9-year-old son rode tandem with me and sat behind me with his feet on pegs. We all felt about as safe as anyone can feel riding bikes for the first time in Parisian end-of-workday traffic. The bikes themselves worked great. There’s definitely some pedaling involved, but the bike does a lot of the work for you, especially on up hills. My wife was concerned about how much stress the bike would put on her knees, but after just the first few minutes, she wasn’t concerned at all. I did feel like the seat itself was pretty low relative to the pedals (my knees came up kinda high for how I ride my own actual bike), but it was very doable and comfortable the whole ride. Also, our guide Roman again I have to say was the best. He was so kind to our kids and so patient with their questions and stories. He got them so excited about the history of Paris and France, particularly before/around/after the revolution. And he has the absolute best Parisian accent for hearing French history (and as Americans, we all understood him very well). He also took tons of great photos of our family at the iconic landmarks and also a video of each of us riding our bikes. It’s already one of our favorite memories from this amazing trip. This tour was an absolute gem. If you want to see some classic sites and some places off the usual path in a fun and thrilling way, this tour is for you!
Thank you so much Brian that’s the kind of review we are working hard for , it was an honor for the team to share with you a few hours of your precious time in Paris . Take care and see you soon .
My 11 and 15 year daughter and I did the tour with Roman and it was amazing. I was nervous at first with cars and other bikers on the road but everything ended up fine and we had no issues.
Guide amazing, bikes excellent, on time, appropriate for a family of 6. highly recommended
It was a small private tour and our tour guide Raymon was fantastic. He was so knowledgeable in the history behind every single landmark we visited from his Parisian POV. He also takes pictures and makes sure everyone is. This was a fantastic experience if you are in a time crunch like we were in Paris and hit every single landmark within 2 hours.
Ramon was an awesome tour guide. We had an amazing time and now our daughter wants an electric bike.
Thomas, our tour guide, was incredibly kind, funny, and flexible. We were also lucky enough to be the only four people booked for that time slot, which made the experience even more enjoyable. At first, we were a little nervous about riding through the city after exploring Paris on foot, but it turned out to be very easy. Thomas always made sure we felt safe and comfortable. We were traveling with our 11-year-old and 8-year-old daughters, and they loved it too. At every stop, Thomas shared interesting information and stories — enough to keep it engaging without ever feeling overwhelming or boring. Out of the 6 days we spent in Paris, this was definitely our favorite activity.
