À partir de 12 ans • 3.5 Heures • Une grande virée à vélo pleine de bonne humeur
Pedal from Strasbourg’s Petite France to Kehl across the Rhine on a lively 3.5-hour guided ride. Discover imperial avenues, parks and a transnational riverside while bikes and local knowledge are provided.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3.5 hours
Fitness Level
Good aerobic fitness recommended—comfortable with steady pedaling and occasional short climbs and cobbled surfaces.
Wildlife
History
Strasbourg hosts major European institutions and has long been a cultural crossroads; the Jardin des Deux Rives was designed to physically link France and Germany.
Conservation
Stick to the cycle paths and avoid trampling park lawns; choosing cycling over cars supports the region’s low-carbon tourism goals.
Cyclorama Strasbourg
À partir de 12 ans • 3.5 Heures • Une grande virée à vélo pleine de bonne humeur
Cyclorama Strasbourg offers guided walking and bicycle tours in Strasbourg, Grand Est. The company provides a diverse roster of experiences that highlight the city’s history, neighborhoods, parks, canals and seasonal events.
Tours include a 2.5-hour Strasbourg City Center Guided Bike Tour with a local guide, accessible cycling routes that use Strasbourg’s network of about 500 km of cycle paths, and specialized rides such as the Christmas Special that combines bike routes with visits to five markets. Several 2.5‑ to 3‑hour bicycle routes focus on unusual or secret histories, including Strasbourg Insolite and Le Grand Tour, which continues across the Rhine to Kehl, Germany. Walking options explore the Krutenau neighborhood and the historic Vieille Ville, offering relaxed, crowd-avoiding itineraries.
Unique formats are available, such as bike-drawn carriage circuits (Circuit AB and Circuit ABC), which provide a leisurely way to glide past medieval streets, canals and riverside views. Park-and-canal tours emphasize green spaces and optional coffee or picnic stops for a calming three-hour experience.
Cyclorama Strasbourg is featured on The Adventure Collective and presents its tours in third-party listings, making availability and descriptions transparent to visitors. Routes are designed to use safe, dedicated bike paths where noted, and trip durations are clearly stated in published summaries. The company’s offering suits travelers seeking guided local storytelling, holiday market experiences, family-friendly rides and cross-border cycling between Strasbourg and Kehl. Booking information, group options and accessibility details appear with each tour description so guests can choose suitable itineraries and plan logistics confidently.
Base Location
Strasbourg, Grand Est
Based in Strasbourg, Grand Est
Cycle Network
500 km
Extensive dedicated cycle paths
Tours Offered
11 Tours
Bike, walk and carriage experiences
Seasonal Specials
Christmas & Kehl
Holiday markets and cross-border routes
Choose a bike or walking experience, check availability, and secure a guided tour that fits schedule and interests.
Bring a small water bottle
There are short pauses but limited facilities on the route; a compact water bottle keeps you hydrated without extra bulk.
Expect mixed surfaces
Petite France has cobbles and some sections are paved—use a bike with good tires and be ready to slow for pedestrians.
Take photos early or late
Golden-hour light flatters half-timbered façades and the riverbanks; ask the guide for quick stops at key viewpoints.
Dress in layers
Weather on the river can change quickly; a light windlayer and breathable clothing make the ride more comfortable.
Comfortable walking shoes
Useful for short off-bike stretches, cobbled streets and café stops.
Small water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during the 3.5-hour ride, especially on warm days.
summer
Light windlayer
Blocks Rhine breezes and layers easily for variable weather.
spring
Phone or compact camera
For photos of Petite France, the Rhine and cross-border views; bring a charger beforehand.