Strasbourg bike route
Parc de l'Orangerie
3.5 km from the shop — 15 minutes, nearly all on separated cycle track.
The Parc de l'Orangerie is a quarter of an hour's ride from the station, 3.5 km almost entirely on separated cycle track. It is Strasbourg's largest park and the ride we recommend to families: no cars on the last stretch, and room to ride once you are there.
- Distance from the shop
- 3.5 km
- Classic bike
- 15 min
- E-bike
- 11 min
The route from the shop
- 1
Cross the centre via Place de la République and the Neustadt avenues.
- 2
Take the Allée de la Robertsau, on separated cycle track the whole way.
- 3
The park starts opposite the Council of Europe, at the end of the avenue.
Distance measured by us from 4 Rue du Faubourg-de-Saverne along the cycle network, rounded. Times are estimated at 14 km/h on a classic bike and 19 km/h on an e-bike. These are not GPS tracks.
Where to leave the bike
Racks at the main entrances. The park paths are open to bikes at a gentle pace, except around the lake and the playground.
Our tip
The stork enclosure inside the park is free and open all year — the best place in the city to see them close up.
Other sights by bike
Each one with its distance from the shop and the route to it.
Notre-Dame Cathedral
1.5 km1.5 km from the shop — 7 minutes on a classic bike, 5 on an e-bike.
Petite France
1.5 km1.5 km from the shop — 7 minutes, along the quays.
European Parliament
3.5 km3.5 km from the shop — 15 minutes on a classic bike, 11 on an e-bike.
Jardin des Deux Rives
5 km5 km from the shop — 21 minutes on a classic bike, 16 on an e-bike.
Imperial Neustadt
2 km2 km from the shop — 9 minutes, on wide avenues.
Take the bike, the rest follows
City bikes and e-bikes five minutes' walk from the station. Helmet, lock and route map included, free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
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