Tour Highlights
Discover Shanghai’s living heritage from street level alongside an experienced private cycling guide.
Pedal through the plane-tree-canopied streets of the former French Concession, lively Xintiandi, and creative Taikang Road.
Take in grand colonial facades along The Bund and open urban vistas across People's Square.
Weave through historic residential lanes to admire unique East-meets-West Shikumen stone-gate architecture.
Explore the authentic everyday rhythm and classical streetscapes surrounding ancient Yu Garden.
Why explore Shanghai with bike?
Option A - Shanghai highlights
Option B - Old Shanghai
Tour duration: about 3-4 hours
This route will take you to explore old streets and alleyways in Shanghai. You will visit the old downtown area near the Yu Garden, which a real museum of Chinese ancient architecture. Then, you will ride through the residential areas where you will see traditional Shikumen, a unique architectural style only found in Shanghai, combining Western building style and China’s courtyard structures.
Note: Streets in Shanghai during rush hours (7:00-9:30 and 16:00-19:00) are a little bit crowed.
Tour price:
A group of 2 travelers: USD 105 /person
A group of 3-5 travelers: USD 95 /person
A group of 6-9 travelers: USD 85 /person
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: How difficult is the cycling route, and is it suitable for beginners?
A: The terrain throughout downtown Shanghai is exceptionally flat and easy to navigate, making both route options accessible for beginners and casual cyclists alike.
Q: What is the main difference between Option A and Option B?
A: Option A focuses on premier cultural and architectural highlights including the French Concession, Xintiandi, and The Bund. Option B delves into traditional neighborhoods, old downtown streets around Yu Garden, and authentic Shikumen residential alleys.
Q: Are bicycles and safety equipment included in the tour?
A: Yes, quality city bicycles, fitted safety helmets, and bottled water are provided, and all equipment is checked before setting out.
Q: How do we navigate city traffic during the ride?
A: Shanghai features extensive designated non-motorized bike lanes. To ensure a relaxed and safe experience, tour departures avoid peak commuter rush hours (7:00–9:30 and 16:00–19:00) whenever possible.
-- English-speaking tour guide service
-- bike rental including helmet and knee pads
-- Transportation from hotel to starting point
-- Hotel
-- Meal
-- Entrance fee
-- Tips for the guide