Bike Tours Across Europe

The cost of a bike tour depends on the length, group size, and whether you choose an e-bike, and live prices are shown on each listing. Bike hire and a helmet are usually included, so check what's covered when you compare tours.

You don't need to be especially fit for most city bike tours, which keep to a relaxed pace with regular stops along the way. If the route is hilly or long, an e-bike tour takes most of the effort out.

An e-bike tour uses electric-assist bikes that give you a boost as you pedal, making hills and longer distances much easier. They're a good choice for hilly cities, mixed-fitness groups, or covering more ground without arriving tired.

Helmets are provided on most bike tours, though in many European cities wearing one is optional rather than a legal requirement. Check the listing for what's included, and bring your own if you prefer a better fit.

Children can join many bike tours, with child seats, trailers, or smaller bikes available on request. Minimum ages and heights vary by tour, so check the listing before booking for the family.