Strasbourg bike route
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.
Cross the centre via Place de la République and the Neustadt avenues.
Take the Allée de la Robertsau, on separated cycle track the whole way.
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.
Racks at the main entrances. The park paths are open to bikes at a gentle pace, except around the lake and the playground.
The stork enclosure inside the park is free and open all year — the best place in the city to see them close up.
Each one with its distance from the shop and the route to it.
1.5 km from the shop — 7 minutes on a classic bike, 5 on an e-bike.
1.5 km from the shop — 7 minutes, along the quays.
3.5 km from the shop — 15 minutes on a classic bike, 11 on an e-bike.
5 km from the shop — 21 minutes on a classic bike, 16 on an e-bike.
2 km from the shop — 9 minutes, on wide avenues.
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.