From our perspective, those two words, the subject and the location must surely be making your heart race, just as much as the bikes themselves will do for you (as long as you’re safe and thoughtful.) And, yes, as you might expect, we have just the ticket for you. You may never want to drive again. And that’s a good thing, for sure.


Our affiliate partners, Viator have a thrilling day in the City of Light, Paris. Over the last few years, Paris has undergone one of the most radical, spectacular urban transformations in modern history. A city that was once notoriously gridlocked, loud, and choked with exhaust fumes has systematically reallocated its pavement to become a global cycling superpower. Above and beyond the allure, the sites, the fresh air and something that you may have forgotten about decades ago: riding a bicycle. The
Rue de Rivoli Transformation: Running directly past the Louvre and the Tuileries Garden, this massive central artery has been converted into a wide, protected, multi-lane bicycle highway. Gliding down Rue de Rivoli on a bike, entirely insulated from cars, Under the city’s ambitious Plan Vélo Let’s make it happen. Click The Seine Riverbanks (Voie Georges-Pompidou): What used to be a high-speed urban expressway running right along the edge of the River Seine has been permanently closed to cars. It is now a paved, vehicle-free paradise where you can pedal right beside the water, passing beneath historic stone bridges like the Pont Neuf with a front-row view of Notre-Dame.Let’s make it so, no? click here


While in Paris, do yourself a favour and stay at Hotel de Champ Du Mars. The Hôtel du Champ de Mars, a warm and family-run hotel, is located in the heart of Paris at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in one of the city’s most beautiful districts. We’ve been, and it’s always our go-to stay when we’re in the city of lights. You can even point your face down the Rue to see the Eifel tower in all its beautiful glory. Ready to look and book? Tell them that Matouring says hello. Click here




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