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May by bike: the program of free cycling events in Paris and the Île-de-France region

The month of May is a great opportunity to get out and cycle in Paris and the Ile-de-France region, in pleasant sunshine. From May 1 to 31, 2024, Mai à vélo celebrates a month of national festivities around cycling culture, with educational and popular cycling events.

The Vélo in Paris Festival returns in April 2024!

Discover the fascinating world of cycling at the Festival Vélo in Paris, an unmissable event for cycling enthusiasts and lovers scheduled for April 27, 28 and 29, 2024 at the Parc Floral de Paris!

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.

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!

The Coulée Verte du Sud Parisien, a bucolic bicycle path from Paris to Massy

Far from the capital's traditional intramural cycle paths, which turn out to be veritable two-wheeled freeways, the Coulée Verte in southern Paris offers a beautiful itinerary, accessible to beginners and children alike.

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.

Paris by bike: how can the Region help you buy your own bike?

Much criticized, never equaled: it's the green mode of transport par excellence, the one that allows us to overtake motorists and scooters, but above all, to get around the capital in the open air. And yes, we are talking about bicycles, and if you're looking to buy one, you've come to the right place to find out all about the financial aid you can apply for!

The Cyclotour, a 3-day micro-adventure to discover the third places in the Ile-de-France

From July 7 to 9, get on your two-wheeled bike: let's go for the adventure, or rather, the micro-adventure proposed by the Cyclotour with three days of bike riding over 110 kilometers, from Île-de-France to Normandy.

Bicycle Île-de-France: discover the plan and the future lines of the 750 kilometers of bicycle paths

By 2030, cyclists in the Paris region will be able to use safe bicycle paths to travel throughout the region. The Réseau Vélo Île-de-France is planning 750km of these spaces reserved for bicycles, which are becoming more and more numerous on the roads.

Agricooltour, the free bike ride to discover Parisian urban farms on April 30

On Sunday, April 30, get on your bike and go on a tour of urban farms in the North of Paris and Seine Saint Denis during the 48h de l'Agriculture Urbaine, an event that raises public awareness of this new type of urban agriculture for two days, Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 April 2023.

Lockdown in Paris and Île-de-France: sport and walks limited to 10km, excluding time restriction

This is offician, Paris and Île-de-France are placed in 24/7 lockdown for four weeks, statring this Saturday March 20, é021. This new lockdown sees things change as for walks, runs, and workouts. As a matter of fact, trips outside, without leaving your region, can be completed within a 10-km perimeter, but subject to a derogatory trip certificate.

Coronavirus: boulevards soon to be turned into bikeways in Paris?

The day after French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed the day to start phasing out measures, naming May 11, Paris deputy mayor Emmanuel Grégoire told BFMTV some boulevards in town could be temporarily turned into bikeways in order to prevent pollution from returning “too massively to public transit”.