

Hop on this atypical adventure on the Croix-Rousse hill and discover Lyon like no other !
Make the most of this discovery tour on electric bicycles (no need to be particularly fit) and let your guide tell you stories and unusual anecdotes about the emblematic places of Lyon.
Why do people nickname this hill ‘the working hill’ ? Who were the ‘Canuts’ ? Do you know the girl called ‘Fanny’, whose name is at the origin of the renown French expression?
Your tour guide will embark you on this trip for a unique experience ! You will learn about the top secrets of this district, for which there is no match.
This journey will take you to panoramic viewing points, painted walls, traboules and other surprises. A delicious food tasting will punctuate the visit : a joyous moment, where you will get to try the local specialities!
Worth knowing
Please ensure you arrive 15 min. before the tour commences.
Booking is necessary
Cancellation free of charge 72 hours before schedule activity
Lyon Bike Tour guides are easy to spot as they wear orange clothing
In the event of a delay of more than 15 minutes, your booking will be canceled and cannot be refunded.
Your practice of cycling in town must be suitable: no refund if we judge that your level is not can guarantee safety throughout the visit.
Choose a reusable water bottle in order to fight against the production of plastic bottles: no water point at the start of the visits, but several water points present during the visit .
Any injury or material damage is your responsibility and may incur repair costs on electric bikes.
A helmet and a basket to put a few light items are provided.
From 10 years old or 1.40 m with good cycling experience.
Duration
3h
Kind
Electric bicycle tour
Access
Metro D > Vieux-Lyon
Meeting point
Please be front of the 23 Quai Romain Rolland - Lyon 5th.
Our guide with an orange t-shirt or orange flag will waiting you on the esplanade next to the "Pub Danois".
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Lyon by bike
The city of Lyon favours alternative means of transport. The network of cycling tracks covers 725 km and grows by 30 km a year, in keeping with the "Alternative Means of Transport" development plan.


