In Europe, sights, roads, bakeries, and many places with bars and restaurants can be explored by bike. Thus, Conde Nast Traveler reveals the list of the 10 cities in Europe that are ideal for cycling. Paris is at the top, followed by 9 other cities.
While Amsterdam and cycling are synonymous, the capital of the Netherlands does not claim the title of the most bicycle-friendly city in Europe. In fact, Paris is the most bike-friendly city on the continent. While our memories of the French capital focus on crowded streets. However, the city has more than 1,000 kilometers of bike lanes.
Munich is in second place, where many bike routes start from the city center, offering visitors quick two-wheeled tours, while Helsinki is in third place. The DFDS study highlights how the Töölönlahdenpuisto park’s bicycle center offers maintenance and advice for exploring the city by bike.
The list is below:
1. Paris, France
2. Munich, Germany
3. Helsinki, Finland
4. Amsterdam, Netherlands
5. Strasbourg, France
6. Frankfurt, Germany
7. Lyon, France
8. Stockholm, Sweden
9. Ghent, Belgium
10. Lille, France
The DFDS study is based on a methodology that focuses on a score derived from infrastructure, terrain, weather, and interest metrics.
Amsterdam ranks fourth, with an extensive network of bike paths, parks, and bike-friendly routes, with more than 400 kilometers of these passing through the city.
