



by Fat Tire Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€130Riders start by cycling through central Paris on electric bikes, making stops at major landmarks connected by bike-friendly routes. The tour lasts about three hours and is led by a local guide who provides historical and cultural information along the way. The first stop is the Ecole Militaire, where participants pause for photos and an explanation of the building's significance. Next, the group views Les Invalides from the outside, with time to take pictures and hear about its history. The tour continues to Place de la Concorde, stopping again for photos and commentary. Riders then pass by the Grand Palais and Petit Palais, observing these from the outside without stopping. The group crosses the Pont Alexandre III bridge, pausing on the bridge itself to take photos and learn about its construction and importance. The final stop is at the Eiffel Tower, where participants have about ten minutes to photograph the structure and listen to details about its background. The ride is on electric bikes, which make pedaling easier, and helmets are provided for safety. The tour covers well-known Paris landmarks while allowing time for questions and photo opportunities. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included in the price. The company requires all participants to be at least 14 years old, with minors accompanied by an adult, and does not allow pregnant women on the tour. It operates regardless of weather, so appropriate clothing is advised.
Ecole Militaire
View the Ecole Militaire from the outside, stopping for photos and a guide explanation over about 8 minutes.
8 min
Les Invalides
Stop outside Les Invalides for approximately 8 minutes to take photos and hear commentary about the landmark.
8 min
Place de la Concorde
Pause at Place de la Concorde for about 8 minutes to photograph and learn about the site.
8 min
Grand Palais
Pass by the Grand Palais and observe the building from outside without stopping.
Petit Palais
See the Petit Palais from the outside while riding by.
Pont Alexandre III
Ride across Pont Alexandre III, stopping on the bridge for around 8 minutes to take photos and receive information about the bridge.
8 min
Eiffel Tower
Stop outside the Eiffel Tower for 10 minutes to photograph the structure and listen to details about its history.
10 min
The closest metro stops are Dupleix (line 6) & La Motte-Picquet Grenelle (6, 8, 10). We are located on the ground floor of a large freestanding building. Maps/taxis may take you to the front entrance, which is an apartment block. If so, simply walk around the building - we are on the other side.
End point
The closest metro stops are Dupleix (line 6) & La Motte-Picquet Grenelle (6, 8, 10). We are located on the ground floor of a large freestanding building. Maps/taxis may take you to the front entrance, which is an apartment block. If so, simply walk around the building - we are on the other side.




by Fat Tire Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€130Riders start by cycling through central Paris on electric bikes, making stops at major landmarks connected by bike-friendly routes. The tour lasts about three hours and is led by a local guide who provides historical and cultural information along the way. The first stop is the Ecole Militaire, where participants pause for photos and an explanation of the building's significance. Next, the group views Les Invalides from the outside, with time to take pictures and hear about its history. The tour continues to Place de la Concorde, stopping again for photos and commentary. Riders then pass by the Grand Palais and Petit Palais, observing these from the outside without stopping. The group crosses the Pont Alexandre III bridge, pausing on the bridge itself to take photos and learn about its construction and importance. The final stop is at the Eiffel Tower, where participants have about ten minutes to photograph the structure and listen to details about its background. The ride is on electric bikes, which make pedaling easier, and helmets are provided for safety. The tour covers well-known Paris landmarks while allowing time for questions and photo opportunities. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included in the price. The company requires all participants to be at least 14 years old, with minors accompanied by an adult, and does not allow pregnant women on the tour. It operates regardless of weather, so appropriate clothing is advised.
Ecole Militaire
View the Ecole Militaire from the outside, stopping for photos and a guide explanation over about 8 minutes.
8 min
Les Invalides
Stop outside Les Invalides for approximately 8 minutes to take photos and hear commentary about the landmark.
8 min
Place de la Concorde
Pause at Place de la Concorde for about 8 minutes to photograph and learn about the site.
8 min
Grand Palais
Pass by the Grand Palais and observe the building from outside without stopping.
Petit Palais
See the Petit Palais from the outside while riding by.
Pont Alexandre III
Ride across Pont Alexandre III, stopping on the bridge for around 8 minutes to take photos and receive information about the bridge.
8 min
Eiffel Tower
Stop outside the Eiffel Tower for 10 minutes to photograph the structure and listen to details about its history.
10 min
The closest metro stops are Dupleix (line 6) & La Motte-Picquet Grenelle (6, 8, 10). We are located on the ground floor of a large freestanding building. Maps/taxis may take you to the front entrance, which is an apartment block. If so, simply walk around the building - we are on the other side.
End point
The closest metro stops are Dupleix (line 6) & La Motte-Picquet Grenelle (6, 8, 10). We are located on the ground floor of a large freestanding building. Maps/taxis may take you to the front entrance, which is an apartment block. If so, simply walk around the building - we are on the other side.