Cycling in paris

Unusual: a nighttime Velib' race arrives on the walkways of Paris's Parc Floral

The iconic Parisian bike trades the pavement for competition! On Saturday, April 25, 2026, Parc Floral will host the first-ever night-time criterium, where endurance meets the unexpected in a Vélib’ race along the park’s avenues.

Bike Expo Paris 2026 at Parc Floral: a free event with activities for everyone

Come on, everyone hop on a bike and head to Vélo in Paris at the Parc Floral from April 24 to 26, 2026. It’s the perfect occasion to explore the latest trends in cycling and enjoy a variety of fun activities!

Will your station host a Bicycle Hub? Everything you need to know about this new free service

Starting January 2026, Île-de-France Mobilités will inaugurate its first Bike Hubs — free, one-stop stations located near train stations to support your daily cycling journeys across the region.

Where to cycle in Paris and the Ile-de-France region? Practical info, tours and spots for cyclists

Cycling is increasingly becoming one of the best ways to discover Paris and the Île-de-France region in a different way. Itineraries, events, practical advice: follow the guide to cycling in total freedom, whether you're an urban cyclist or a lover of green walks.

Place Aux Vélos 2025 festival: a free cycling day at Place de la Bataille de Stalingrad

Just before Mai à vélo, enjoy a day on the theme of this soft mobility, on Saturday April 26, 2025 on the Place de la Bataille de Stalingrad, with free, fun activities for the whole family!

Paris's new bicycle plan for a 100% bikeable city

The City of Paris launches phase 2 of its Bicycle Plan! After a first program (2015-2020) worth 150 million euros, the new 2021-2026 plan further strengthens the place of cycling in Paris and continues the development of a city designed for cyclists.

Paris 2024: giant bike parking facilities near Olympic venues, 3,000 more Velib' deployed

If subway traffic looks set to be complex during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Parisians and tourists alike can fall back on bicycles, the use of which will be facilitated by the installation of giant parking lots near Olympic venues and 3,000 new Vélib'.

Paris-Meaux by bike: 50 kilometers along the Canal de l'Ourcq to reach the Brie region

We've heard of Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Brest, but not yet Paris-Meaux. And yet the race is accessible to all levels, including complete beginners, and allows you to start from the capital's cycle paths.

Métro Vélo Disco: a festive cycling event at Arches Citoyennes

Parisian cyclists are expected this Saturday, June 15, 2024 very close to the Hôtel de Ville for a free day dedicated to cycling, with many stands and animations to learn more about this means of transport!

Paride: a musical parade on bicycles hits the capital

The Académie du Climat organizes a big musical bike parade through the streets of the capital! On May 18, 2024, enjoy a festive and sporting day, with plenty of entertainment on the program.

The Tour Paris-Saclay 2024, the must-see bike race on the Saclay plateau (91)

Paris-Brest and Paris-Roubaix are no strangers to the Plateau de Saclay: for the past few years, the Plateau de Saclay has been organizing the Tour Paris-Saclay, a cycling race that has become a must in the region and is open to all.

Cycling: where can cyclists and touring cyclists find the right places in Paris?

Paris, the cycling capital? Although the French capital is not nearly as well-equipped as Paris in terms of cycle paths and other facilities for two-wheeled activities, it does have a number of "Accueil vélo" label sites. Here's a short list to keep in mind if you're planning to visit Paris on a cycling trip!

Getting around Paris by bike: what you need to know before taking the plunge

With strikes looming at the RATP and rising fuel prices, you're probably thinking of switching your mode of transport to a bicycle, which is more environmentally friendly and consumes less energy. But when it comes to getting around Paris by bike, there are a number of subtleties you need to be aware of to avoid an accident.

Storm Cycling Club: the training center, coffeeshop and boutique for cycling enthusiasts

In the Saint-Victor district of Paris, the Storm Cycling Club brings together cycling enthusiasts in a multifunctional space, perfect for preparing or equipping them.

Cycling in Paris: which arrondissements make it easier?

A study by the Paris en Selle association ranks the arrondissements in Paris with the most advanced cycling policies. Find out which one is at the top.

Paris: Velib' faulty or nowhere to be found in the capital, find out why

Since the start of the school year, Velib' users have been struggling to find a working bike in the capital. And for good reason: with the end of self-service scooters in Paris, the service is a victim of its own success!

Avenue Verte London-Paris, the 470-kilometre cycle path from Paris to London

To get to London, you've probably already taken the Eurostar, the plane, the bus or, perhaps, the car. But have you thought about cycling? In any case, that's what the Avenue Verte offers, linking Paris to London (or vice versa) over a distance of almost 500 kilometers!

La Scandibérique, the great bicycle tour accessible to all, crossing the Île-de-France region

The Scandibérique is the French section of EuroVelo 3, the huge cycling route linking Trondheim (Norway) to Santiago de Compostela (Spain). So get on board for an adventure close to home, and cycle this legendary route!

Cycling in the Parc de la Poudrerie: a sporty, bucolic ride along the Canal de l'Ourcq

Did you know that a long cycle path runs along a large part of the Canal de lourcq? From the Bassin de la Villette to Meaux (check), via Pantin, Bobigny, Sevran... Discover the bucolic side of Seine Saint Denis! Whether you're a family, a group of friends, a sportsman or a solo rider, the Canal de l'Ourcq has the immense advantage of being very well served by a cycle path, passing through both industrial and wooded areas.

Véloscénie, the cycling route from Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel, accessible to all

Have you heard of the Véloscénie? This 450 km cycling itinerary takes us from Paris to Mont Saint-Michel, passing through some of the world's most beautiful monuments, five of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From the charming Vallée de Chevreuse through the Perche to the Normandy bocage, it's a real treat for the whole family.