China · BIKE TOURS IN BEIJING
The 6 best bike tours in Beijing you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride Beijing’s hutongs by e-bike, sample street food, play local games, and see daily life with a friendly English-speaking guide.
“Very safe and smooth ride with a good condition E-bike. Dominic gave us lots of chances to try local food(street food).m which was everything great. It was really fun to ride along the alleys in Hutong. So so fun and 100% recommended!!! Hope to join his other activities for my next visit .”
See Beijing by bike after dark, from hutongs and Shichahai Lake to Tiananmen Square, with a private guide, snacks, and photo stops.
“Yesterday was our first day in Beijing & we have already seen so much. We did your Private Bike Tour at Night & our guide was Amy. Amy was absolutely amazing. She was fun, thoughtful & so knowledgable about all of the local sights & Read more”
Cycle Beijing’s hutongs, watch the Drum Tower show, eat dumplings, and see local life on this private four-hour tour.
“Our Beijing hutong bike tour with sunflower was fantastic. Sunflower was very responsive throughout the booking process and happy to help us personalize our bike tour to meet all of our requested stops. I scheduled a private group toRead more”
Ride Beijing by e-bike past bold architecture, hutongs, SOHO, CCTV, and Sanlitun with a friendly English-speaking guide.
“Picked this tour because of good reviews. Communication was excellent, directions and meeting. Wow so fun going through all the hutongs and the food selected was unique and different. Loved it!”
Cycle Beijing’s Central Axis at night, from Ghost Street to the Ming City Wall, with an e-bike, private guide, and historic city views.
“It was a great tour and day. We had so much fun on the ebikes. Really nice when it's hot there. Domenic knows a lot to tell and we had some good stops for a snack and drink.”
Explore Beijing’s hutongs, Drum Tower, Shichahai, markets, temples, snacks, and local life on a low-cost guided walk or bike tour.
Pick the day out first. The city usually sorts itself out after that.
