Beijing · CYCLING TOURS
10 reviewed
Below are the 10 best cycling tours in Beijing right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it’s there for a reason.
Bike through Beijing hutongs with an English-speaking guide, e-bikes, helmets, street food stops, and games near the Drum & Bell Towers.
“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 .”
3-hour private Beijing night bike tour past Tiananmen and the Forbidden City, through hutongs and Shichahai lights, plus food stops.
“My tour guide was Annie, and she was awesome, and very patient with me (as my bike riding skills arent what they used to be). I was able to take lots of pics and felt safe while riding with her leading me.”
Ride Beijing’s hutongs by bike with a private guide, enjoy dumplings, a Drum Tower drum show, plus scenic bridges and tea.
“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”
A 2.5-hour private e-bike or bike tour through modern Beijing landmarks like CCTV, SOHO, and Parkview Green with an English 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!”
Ride an e-bike through Beijing hutongs and eat street food across China in one 3-hour tour with lunch, dinner, snacks, and a friendly guide.
“Phenomenal tour of Beijing! Dom was super kind and well versed in the history of the city. Got to experience sights, sounds, tastes of this wonderful city. Would love to bring my family to do it again next time!”
Ride Beijing’s hutongs by bike for 3 hours with street food, Drum & Bell Towers games, craft stops, and local stories.
“I recently went on an ebike tour and it was an amazing experience! Not only was it a fun way to explore the city, but the electric assist made it easy to navigate through the streets. The tour guide was knowledgeable and gave us great historical information about the places we visited. The bike was comfortable and well-maintained. Overall, I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a unique way to see the city. I can't wait to go on another ebike tour with them in the future! :)”
Bike past Tiananmen and the Forbidden City gates, then climb Jingshan Park for the view. English guide, rentals, $69, 2–3 hours.
“The best tour i ever had in my life. I would recommend it to anyone traveling to China solo or with a group. My tour gide Bruce was amazing we stopped took pictures i had great conversation and he knew his stuff very educated very respectful 20 out of 10”
A relaxed 20km riverside bike ride in Northern China with local tea, food, and a small group feel, starting from Hualikan subway exit A.
“A little different from other tours, which I thought was fun.”
Private bike tour on Beijing’s Central Axis: Tian’anmen, Forbidden City entrances, hutongs, drum & bell towers and canal views. 3 hours.
“Het was een hele levendige route, veel gezien en gids Amber wist heel veel. De fietsen waren te klein, dat kon beter”
Cycle Beijing’s Central Axis by eBike at night, hitting Ghost Street, Bell & Drum Towers, the Forbidden City, and Ming City Wall Park.
“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.”
