



by InAeri
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.€338Riders begin this eight-hour electric bike tour by cycling through the site of the former Château de Saint-Cloud, once Napoleon Bonaparte’s residence. The route continues with a stop at Parc de Saint-Cloud, where travelers can view a wide panorama of Paris. Next, the tour passes through Marnes-la-Coquette, a small village with about 1,800 residents, known for its notable homes. Cycling proceeds through La Forêt de Fausses-Reposes, combining quiet roads and dirt paths for pedestrians and cyclists when weather permits. The group then arrives at Place du Marché Notre-Dame, a traditional French food market where participants have about 50 minutes to select fresh products such as cheese, sausage, baguette, and wine for a picnic. Lunch is served by the Grand Canal in the park of Château de Versailles using the market purchases, while a picnic blanket is provided. After the break, riders visit the Grand Trianon Château, notable for its pink marble exterior favored by Louis XIV. Guests can admire and photograph the building from outside. The tour continues to the Petit Trianon Château, also called Marie-Antoinette’s Château, where participants walk through the courtyard and park to reach Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet. About 30 minutes are given to explore this reconstructed village. Afterward, visitors spend half an hour in the Jardins du Château de Versailles, designed by André Le Nôtre. The final stop is the Palace of Versailles itself, offering 75 minutes for guests to tour its lavish rooms and the Hall of Mirrors. While participants explore, the guide takes care of returning the electric bikes to Paris. The return journey to the city is by train, with tickets and instructions provided to each traveler. This tour includes an electric bike, helmet, rain cape, saddlebag, picnic blanket, entrance tickets to the Château de Versailles, its gardens and fountains, Petit Trianon, and Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet, as well as bike return service and a train ticket for the return trip. Food, drinks, and tips are not included.
Former Château de Saint-Cloud
The tour passes the location of the former Château de Saint-Cloud, which was once the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte.
10 min
Parc de Saint-Cloud
Stop at the park to enjoy a panoramic view of Paris, providing a broad outlook over the city.
5 min
Marnes-la-Coquette
Cycle through the village of Marnes-la-Coquette, home to around 1,800 residents and known for its notable houses.
La Foret De Fausses-Reposes
Ride through this forest area where one-third of the path is a quiet road and two-thirds are dirt paths for pedestrians and cyclists, depending on weather.
Place Du Marche Notre Dame
Spend about 50 minutes at this traditional French food market to shop for items like cheese, sausage, baguette, and wine for the picnic.
50 min
Picnic by the Grand Canal
Have lunch in the Château de Versailles park beside the Grand Canal using the products purchased at the market.
60 min
The Grand Trianon
View the pink marble Grand Trianon Château from the outside, a favorite of Louis XIV, and take photos during the five-minute stop.
5 min
Le Petit Trianon
Walk through the courtyard and park of the Petit Trianon Château, also known as Marie-Antoinette’s Château, en route to the Hamlet.
5 min
Le Hameau De La Reine
Spend 30 minutes exploring Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet, a reconstructed village known for its charm.
30 min
Jardins du Chateau de Versailles
Visit the famous gardens designed by Le Nôtre.
30 min
Palace of Versailles
Explore the Palace of Versailles for 75 minutes, including the Hall of Mirrors and lavish royal rooms, before returning to Paris.
75 min
The meeting point is set for 8:30 AM. In front of Café Madame Charles. Your guide will be wearing a helmet around his arm. Metro: Javel - André Citroën (Line 10 or RER C) or Boucicaut (Line 8).
End point
The tour ends at Versailles Château train station for the return trip to Paris by train.




by InAeri
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.€338Riders begin this eight-hour electric bike tour by cycling through the site of the former Château de Saint-Cloud, once Napoleon Bonaparte’s residence. The route continues with a stop at Parc de Saint-Cloud, where travelers can view a wide panorama of Paris. Next, the tour passes through Marnes-la-Coquette, a small village with about 1,800 residents, known for its notable homes. Cycling proceeds through La Forêt de Fausses-Reposes, combining quiet roads and dirt paths for pedestrians and cyclists when weather permits. The group then arrives at Place du Marché Notre-Dame, a traditional French food market where participants have about 50 minutes to select fresh products such as cheese, sausage, baguette, and wine for a picnic. Lunch is served by the Grand Canal in the park of Château de Versailles using the market purchases, while a picnic blanket is provided. After the break, riders visit the Grand Trianon Château, notable for its pink marble exterior favored by Louis XIV. Guests can admire and photograph the building from outside. The tour continues to the Petit Trianon Château, also called Marie-Antoinette’s Château, where participants walk through the courtyard and park to reach Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet. About 30 minutes are given to explore this reconstructed village. Afterward, visitors spend half an hour in the Jardins du Château de Versailles, designed by André Le Nôtre. The final stop is the Palace of Versailles itself, offering 75 minutes for guests to tour its lavish rooms and the Hall of Mirrors. While participants explore, the guide takes care of returning the electric bikes to Paris. The return journey to the city is by train, with tickets and instructions provided to each traveler. This tour includes an electric bike, helmet, rain cape, saddlebag, picnic blanket, entrance tickets to the Château de Versailles, its gardens and fountains, Petit Trianon, and Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet, as well as bike return service and a train ticket for the return trip. Food, drinks, and tips are not included.
Former Château de Saint-Cloud
The tour passes the location of the former Château de Saint-Cloud, which was once the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte.
10 min
Parc de Saint-Cloud
Stop at the park to enjoy a panoramic view of Paris, providing a broad outlook over the city.
5 min
Marnes-la-Coquette
Cycle through the village of Marnes-la-Coquette, home to around 1,800 residents and known for its notable houses.
La Foret De Fausses-Reposes
Ride through this forest area where one-third of the path is a quiet road and two-thirds are dirt paths for pedestrians and cyclists, depending on weather.
Place Du Marche Notre Dame
Spend about 50 minutes at this traditional French food market to shop for items like cheese, sausage, baguette, and wine for the picnic.
50 min
Picnic by the Grand Canal
Have lunch in the Château de Versailles park beside the Grand Canal using the products purchased at the market.
60 min
The Grand Trianon
View the pink marble Grand Trianon Château from the outside, a favorite of Louis XIV, and take photos during the five-minute stop.
5 min
Le Petit Trianon
Walk through the courtyard and park of the Petit Trianon Château, also known as Marie-Antoinette’s Château, en route to the Hamlet.
5 min
Le Hameau De La Reine
Spend 30 minutes exploring Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet, a reconstructed village known for its charm.
30 min
Jardins du Chateau de Versailles
Visit the famous gardens designed by Le Nôtre.
30 min
Palace of Versailles
Explore the Palace of Versailles for 75 minutes, including the Hall of Mirrors and lavish royal rooms, before returning to Paris.
75 min
The meeting point is set for 8:30 AM. In front of Café Madame Charles. Your guide will be wearing a helmet around his arm. Metro: Javel - André Citroën (Line 10 or RER C) or Boucicaut (Line 8).
End point
The tour ends at Versailles Château train station for the return trip to Paris by train.