Tenzin Chodon
Copenhagen pairs beautiful architecture with excellent cycling routes. Ride along the Harbour Circle for waterfront views, cross the striking Bicycle Snake bridge, and pass the colourful townhouses of Nyhavn.
With tree-lined canals and charming bridges, Amsterdam is a joy to explore on two wheels. Follow the Amstel River towards the countryside, passing windmills, houseboats, and green pastures.
Few cycling routes match Vancouver’s coastal scenery. The Stanley Park Seawall takes you past lush rainforest, English Bay, and Siwash Rock, with views of mountains and the Lions Gate Bridge.
Strasbourg combines French charm with German influences and a well-connected cycling network. Pedal through La Petite France, follow peaceful canals, or explore the Piste des Forts across the French-German border.
Along the Willamette River, Portland offers relaxed rides through parks and lively neighbourhoods. Follow the waterfront loop, enjoy river views, and cross striking bridges, including the pedestrian-friendly Tilikum Crossing.
Utrecht makes cycling easy, with dedicated paths and canalside routes. Ride along the Oudegracht, where historic wharf cellars now house cafés, restaurants and inviting spots to pause by the water.
A bicycle offers a peaceful way to explore Kyoto beyond its busy streets. Follow the Kamo River for mountain views, cherry blossoms in spring, and colourful autumn foliage along the banks.
Seville’s cycling network makes exploring the city simple and enjoyable. Ride along the Guadalquivir River, admire the golden Torre del Oro, and take in views of Triana and the city's leafy parks.
Melbourne’s Capital City Trail connects riverside scenery with green spaces and lively neighbourhoods. Cycle beside the Yarra River, pass the Royal Botanic Gardens, and explore the cafés and streets of Fitzroy.
During warmer months, Montreal is best explored on two wheels. The Lachine Canal Bike Path passes historic industrial buildings and leafy parks before reaching Atwater Market, a great stop for local food.