Bike Friendly Cities

When booking your trip to Copenhagen, it's a great idea to incorporate a bike into your transportation or tourism plans. Copenhagen is the most bike-friendly city in the world and thousands of residents commute by bicycle each day. Bicycling is such a popular means of transport that children in Copenhagen often learn how to ride bicycles even before they go to school. Travel from the city to Albertslund on the cycle superhighway, along which you'll have access to amenities such as air pumps, traffic lights, and safe intersections.

Your bicycle is the best way to experience the glory of Amsterdam and its romantic cobblestoned streets and alleys. You will be joining over 800,000 cyclists who use bikes to go to school, to work, and to shop. The city offers safe bike lanes so that you can feel safe on your bicycle tour of the city. Visitors have the option of renting a bicycle if they don't have their own.

Back in 1992, Rio de Janeiro's government began installing bike lanes, and the city has been a cyclist's heaven ever since. The city offers a bike-sharing program that comprises of 60 stations that can comfortably house 600 bicycles. Take your bike to the beach for a lovely day cycling along the shores as you enjoy uninterrupted views of the water.

Budapest has over 125 miles (200 kilometers) of cycling lanes. Explore the city or parks using your bicycle on your own, or take one of the city's many bicycle tours.

Enjoy the city of romance, Paris, on your bicycle to explore its many tourist attractions in style. Cycling throughout Paris provides visitors the opportunity to catch some fantastic sites that they would otherwise miss. Paris is home to the second largest bike-sharing program after China, and comprises of 20,000 bikes in over 1,800 stations.