Pariss Left Bank (2h) : E-Solex Bike Guided Small Tour

Explore the vibrant Left Bank of Paris on a unique 2-hour E-Solex bike guided tour. This eco-friendly adventure takes you past iconic landmarks like the Bastille Square, Sorbonne University, and Pantheon. Along the way, you’ll soak in stunning views of the Seine River and discover the architectural grandeur of the Invalides Complex. The artistic brilliance of the Musée d’Orsay adds a cultural highlight to this unforgettable exploration of the city’s rich history and vibrant spirit. With limited spots available, this exclusive small-group tour promises an immersive experience that may leave you yearning for more.

This experience made our list of the 20 Best Bike Tours In Paris.

Key Points

• A 2-hour guided E-Solex bike tour exploring the Left Bank of Paris, visiting iconic landmarks like the Pantheon, Invalides, and Orsay Museum.
• The tour is limited to 10 participants and available in English and French.
• Highlights include sights along the Seine River, Bastille Square, and the historic Sorbonne University.
• The E-Solex bikes are eco-friendly and provide a unique way to discover Paris.
• Flexible booking options are available, with full refunds for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview

The E-Solex Bike Guided Tour typically lasts 2 hours and costs from £58.57 per person.

The group size is limited to 10 participants, and the tour is available in English and French.

The meeting point is 4 Rue Raoul Dufy, near Père Lachaise Cemetery.

Riders will explore Paris’s Left Bank, known for its culture and history, while enjoying a vintage French e-moped experience on eco-friendly Electric Solex bikes.

The tour includes stops at iconic landmarks such as the Place de la Bastille, Université de la Sorbonne, Pantheon, Hôtel des Invalides, and Musée d’Orsay, with a ride along the Seine River Banks.

Experience Highlights

Vintage French e-moped tours on eco-friendly Electric Solex bikes allow participants to explore Paris’s Left Bank, known for its rich culture and history.

Riders will enjoy the sights and sounds of the city as they cruise along the Seine River Banks. The tour highlights several iconic landmarks, including the historic Place de la Bastille, the esteemed Université de la Sorbonne, the magnificent Pantheon, and the impressive Hôtel des Invalides.

The tour concludes at the Musée d’Orsay, home to the greatest Impressionist works. This unique experience offers an engaging and eco-friendly way to discover the heart of Paris.

Bastille Square

At the starting point of the tour stands the historic Place de la Bastille, a square rich in revolutionary history.

This iconic location was once the site of the Bastille fortress, a symbol of the oppressive French monarchy, which was stormed in 1789, igniting the French Revolution.

Today, the square features a striking July Column, commemorating the July Revolution of 1830.

Visitors can:

• Admire the architectural grandeur of the square
• Observe the bustling activity and energy of this vibrant urban hub
• Reflect on the profound impact of the events that took place here centuries ago

From this pivotal starting point, the tour continues its exploration of Paris’s Left Bank.

Sorbonne University

From the historic Place de la Bastille, the tour proceeds to one of Paris’s most esteemed institutions, Université de la Sorbonne. Founded in the 13th century, this renowned university has been at the forefront of higher education for centuries. Riders will learn about its rich history and the renowned scholars who have walked its halls.

Fact	Detail
Founded	1253
Notable Alumni	Descartes, Voltaire, Victor Hugo
Faculties	Humanities, Sciences, Law, Medicine
Campus	Historic Left Bank
Motto	Hic et ubique terrarum (Here and everywhere on Earth)

The tour offers a unique opportunity to explore this iconic Parisian landmark while experiencing the freedom and fun of an electric Solex bike.

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Pantheon Monument

The majestic Pantheon stands as one of Paris’s most iconic landmarks, drawing visitors from around the world. This neoclassical monument was originally constructed as a church dedicated to St. Genevieve, the patron saint of Paris.

Today, it serves as a mausoleum, housing the remains of distinguished French citizens, including Voltaire, Victor Hugo, and Marie Curie. Atop the Pantheon’s massive dome, visitors can admire the stunning views of the city’s rooftops and landmarks.

Inside, the Pantheon’s grand interiors dazzle with intricate paintings, sculptures, and the iconic pendulum experiment that demonstrates the Earth’s rotation. A visit to the Pantheon is a must-do for anyone exploring the rich history and architecture of Paris.

Invalides Complex

Dominating the Parisian skyline, the Invalides Complex is a sprawling architectural masterpiece steeped in France’s rich military history.

Constructed in the 17th century, it was originally designed as a hospital and retirement home for wounded and elderly soldiers.

The complex’s crown jewel is the magnificent Dôme des Invalides, a stunning gold-domed church that houses the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Visitors can explore the array of military museums, including the Army Museum, which showcases an impressive collection of weapons and uniforms.

The Invalides Complex stands as a testament to France’s proud military legacy, offering a unique glimpse into the country’s storied past.

Orsay Museum

Situated within a former train station, the Orsay Museum stands as a testament to the artistic brilliance that flourished during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

It houses an impressive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces, including works by Claude Monet, Édouard Manet, and Vincent van Gogh.

The museum’s architectural design, with its soaring glass ceiling and grand interior, creates a captivating atmosphere that complements the artworks on display.

Visitors can admire:

• Monet’s mesmerizing water lilies
• Manet’s iconic painting, "Luncheon on the Grass"
• Van Gogh’s vibrant, emotive self-portrait

Concluding the Solex tour, the Orsay Museum offers a fitting finale, showcasing the artistic excellence that defined an era.

Booking Information

Customers have several booking options for the E-Solex Bike Guided Tour. They can cancel their reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Alternatively, they can book their spot now and pay later, reserving their place without immediate payment. To check tour availability and start times, customers should review the booking calendar.

The tour is limited to 10 participants, so early booking is recommended, especially for popular dates.

With flexible cancellation and payment policies, customers can easily plan their Parisian adventure on the eco-friendly Solex bikes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Available for People With Limited Mobility?

The tour may accommodate people with limited mobility, as the e-moped bikes are easy to operate. Customers should inquire with the tour provider about accessibility and any special accommodations that may be available.

Can I Bring My Own Helmet or Is One Provided?

The tour provides helmets for participants, but guests can also bring their own. It’s recommended to wear a helmet for safety during the e-bike ride around Paris.

How Do I Charge the Electric Bike During the Tour?

The electric bikes are fully charged before the tour begins. During the tour, riders don’t need to worry about charging the bikes, as the tour company handles the charging and maintenance of the vehicles.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour Participants?

The tour doesn’t have any age restrictions. Participants of all ages are welcome to join the electric bike tour, which is suitable for both children and adults. The tour guides can accommodate different skill levels and needs.

Can I Make a Custom Itinerary Request for the Tour?

The tour provider generally follows a set itinerary, but they may be able to accommodate custom requests if they’re feasible. Guests should inquire about the possibility of modifying the route when booking the tour.

Recap

Discover the Left Bank’s vibrant culture and rich history on a unique 2-hour E-Solex bike tour. Explore iconic landmarks like Bastille Square, the Sorbonne, and the Pantheon, while enjoying stunning views along the Seine. Experience the artistic brilliance of the Orsay Museum and the architectural grandeur of the Invalides Complex, making for an unforgettable Paris adventure.

You can check if your dates are available here: