Paris: Private E-Bike City Tour with Iconic Sights & Guide

Summary

Effortless Paris by e-bike past the Seine, Louvre and grand boulevards

You’ll breeze through Paris on an e-bike with a local guide, gliding past icons like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Grand Palais while learning quirky stories along the way. Expect easy riding—even if you’re not super fit—and plenty of chances for photos or spontaneous stops. The city feels different when you’re moving like this; it might surprise you.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was the soft hum of my e-bike as we rolled out near Les Invalides—honestly, I thought it’d be louder. Our guide, Camille, waved us forward with a grin and right away pointed out some old cannonballs stuck in a wall from who-knows-when (she did know; I promptly forgot). There was this early-morning smell—coffee and something sweet drifting from a bakery nearby. We cruised along the Seine, passing joggers who looked way more awake than me.

I didn’t expect to feel so relaxed weaving through the 7th and 8th arrondissements—Paris traffic always sounded terrifying to me. But Camille seemed to know every shortcut and bike lane. She’d stop us at places like Pont Alexandre III or Place de la Concorde for quick stories or photos. At one point she tried to teach me how to say “Petit Palais” properly; I think I made her laugh more than anything else. The breeze picked up as we crossed the bridge, ruffling my jacket just enough that I wished I’d brought a scarf.

We zipped past the Tuileries Garden—so much green it almost looked painted on—and then suddenly there’s the Louvre, all glass and stone. People everywhere but somehow it didn’t feel crowded from our bikes. The highlight for me? That moment when we rounded a corner and the Eiffel Tower just appeared between buildings, bigger than you expect even if you’ve seen it in pictures your whole life. Camille told us how Parisians weren’t even sure they wanted it at first. Hard to imagine now.

I still think about that feeling of gliding through Paris without getting tired, seeing so much in just a few hours with someone who actually lives here leading the way. It’s not just about ticking off sights—it’s hearing little stories you’d never read in any guidebook. And yeah, my legs thanked me later for choosing an e-bike over walking all that distance.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Paris highlights by electric bike

• Visit Les Invalides and Napoleon's tomb
• Stop at Pont Alexandre III for photos
• See Petit Palais and learn history
• Explore Grand Palais and its art
• Visit Place de la Concorde square
• Pass by Tuileries Garden
• Stop at the Louvre Museum
• Ride along Champs-Élysées avenue
• Visit Arc de Triomphe monument
• Stop at Eiffel Tower for photos

Top questions

How long is the private Paris e-bike city highlights tour?

The tour covers several major sights in central Paris within a few hours.

Does this Paris e-bike tour include hotel pickup?

No hotel pickup is included; public transportation options are nearby.

What main attractions are visited during the tour?

You’ll see Les Invalides, Pont Alexandre III, Petit Palais, Grand Palais, Place de la Concorde, Tuileries Garden, Louvre Museum, Champs-Élysées, Arc de Triomphe, and Eiffel Tower.

Is lunch included on this private Paris e-bike tour?

No lunch is included during this tour.

Are child bikes available for this Paris electric bike tour?

No child bikes are available for this experience.

Will there be a local guide on the Paris e-bike tour?

Yes—a local multilingual guide leads your group throughout the route.

Do I need to be very fit to join this electric bike tour?

A moderate level of fitness is recommended but the e-bikes make riding much easier.

What’s included

Your day includes use of an electric bike with a friendly driver-guide leading you along scenic city lanes past top sights like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum. You’ll enjoy photo stops and stories at each highlight before finishing back in central Paris—all without breaking much of a sweat thanks to your e-bike.