The Seine à Vélo involves:
- 130 parishes to cross
- 24 participating local and regional authorities
- and over 500km of cycling paths
Over 400km to explore by bike
The Seine à Vélo has been created thanks to the combined efforts of the counties (départements) through which the great River Seine runs from Paris to the sea, both in the Ile de France Region (radiating out from the French capital) and in Normandy. It offers a uniquely enriching tourist experience. Begun in 2015, the Seine à Vélo project proposed the creation of cycle route V33. This major initiative forms part of an ambitious plan for economic development in the Seine Valley via an expansion in tourism. Hence the opening in 2020 of almost 430km of cycle paths following the river’s meanders, linking Paris, Rouen, Le Havre and Deauville. With so much cultural, historical and industrial heritage, the Seine à Vélo route offers countless experiences via which to discover, or rediscover, the Seine in a new way.
Countless Seine-side discoveries to make between Paris and the sea...
Cyclists, whether you’re from France, Europe or elsewhere in the world, we invite you to discover our varied areas by bike. Let us surprise you as you pedal from Paris to Le Havre or Deauville! Riding beside the Seine and through riverside parishes and landscapes, prepare to be amazed. Whether with family or friends or by yourself, choose the stages that suit you best. Together, let’s make the Seine à Vélo a great success!
The Seine à Vélo crosses eight French counties, or départements:
Paris, Seine-Saint-Denis, Hauts-de-Seine, Yvelines, Val-d’Oise, Eure, Seine-Maritime and Calvados.
