By bicycle from Neuilly-sur-Seine to Saint-Ouen

Set off from Neuilly-sur-Seine, a chic suburb just west of central Paris, well known for its leafy boulevards and proximity to the Bois de Boulogne. This 9.5 km route gives you a mellow ride mostly along quiet roads and easy-going cycleways—perfect if you want to avoid heavy traffic.

You’ll glide through residential neighborhoods and catch some lovely glimpses of the city as you move northeast. The smooth asphalt makes for a comfortable ride, with only the occasional dabble in other surfaces. Elevation is minimal too—just enough ups and downs to keep it interesting, but nothing too strenuous.

You’ll end in Saint-Ouen, a lively spot famous for its massive flea market, the Marché aux Puces, and its creative spirit. Plenty of cafes await for a post-ride break. This route is a great way to connect these two dynamic Parisian neighborhoods by bike, mixing urban charm with a relaxed cycling experience.