By bicycle from Colombes to Levallois-Perret

Here’s a sweet little cycling route for you, starting in Colombes and cruising down to Levallois-Perret—two vibrant suburbs just outside the buzz of central Paris. Colombes, once known for its iconic rugby stadium, has plenty of local cafés and peaceful streets to kick off your ride.

The journey covers just under 9 km, with mostly flat terrain—you’ll barely notice the gentle climbs and descents, so it’s smooth sailing. The route is ideal for a relaxed ride, sticking mainly to quiet roads and dedicated cycleways, keeping you away from heavy traffic and letting you soak in the sights at your own pace.

As you snake your way south, you’ll get glimpses of the Seine and leafy urban landscapes, before rolling into Levallois-Perret. This lively town is famous for its parks and local bistros—a perfect spot to finish with a coffee or pastry. Almost the whole way is on well-paved roads, so just hop on your bike and enjoy the ride!