LONDON
24 Tours Reviewed
Oxford is made for slow, rolling exploring. This 3-hour cycling tour shows you the city’s famous sides without fighting traffic, and then pushes past the crowds toward the calm riverside. You’ll ride at a relaxed pace with an award-winning local…
Four hours, and the cliffs feel close. I love the Seven Sisters scenic viewpoints and the way the guide keeps things personal, with real explanations instead of a shouted script. It’s also a small group setup, so you can actually…
Coast air, pedal power, cliffs. This 2.5-hour bike tour links central Brighton to Rottingdean along the Undercliff Walk, with the English Channel staying close. I like that the ride stays at a gentle pace, so you can look around instead…
London’s landmarks look better at bike speed. This 2-hour guided ride is a smart way to see a lot of the city core without getting stuck in traffic jams on foot. You’ll cycle at a relaxed pace while your guide…
Oxford feels different at pedal speed. This Oxford City Bike Tour is a smart way to see the university core and then roll out to the quieter green spaces that are hard to reach on foot. You start in the…
Fast bikes. Big stories. One smooth ride. This East London tour turns London’s landmarks and street-level legends into something you can actually feel. I love how you pedal past Tower Bridge and the Tower of London while a live guide…
London looks different from a bike. This private family ride is built for getting around fast without losing kids (or your patience). I like the mix of dedicated bike lanes with a kid-friendly pace, and I also love the hands-on…
London turns calmer on a bike. This 3.5-hour ride threads you through southwest London’s leafy riverside lanes, with real-life stops along the Thames—then lands you at Hampton Court Palace, once the Tudor world of Henry VIII. Guides like Ginette bring…
London food on wheels is a great idea. This NO DIET CLUB tour is interesting because you’re not just eating, you’re moving through London’s market world with a guide who points you to good picks for later. I especially like…
London looks different at bike speed. I like how this ride uses the Thames as your main guidebook, pairing sweeping views with stories about how London faced the Great Plague, big fires, and wars. It’s a small-group setup, so the…
London street art looks better at speed. This 2-hour bike tour focuses on East London walls you’d miss on foot, with guided stops around Brick Lane, Shoreditch, and Hoxton plus some lesser-seen pieces. You’re not just spotting tags and murals;…
London looks different at bike speed. An e-bike turns a long list of sights into a smooth, guided circuit you can actually enjoy. I like how the route stitches together the big icons in tight, manageable chunks, so you get…
Christmas lights look better at bike speed. The whole point of this London Christmas lights bike tour is timing: you ride out as the sun drops, so you catch that moment when buildings and shop windows start glowing. You’ll move…
Golden hour feels different on two wheels. This 3-hour ride threads through London’s classic landmarks with the Thames as your constant backdrop, so you get those postcard views with the city in evening mode. I love how the route starts…
London feels easier on two wheels. This private ride out of Kennington pairs a friendly guide with kid-friendly gear like child seats, so the city feels manageable even for younger legs. I also like the way it’s built around cycle…
