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Experience a 1.5-hour Paris beer bike tour with stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe, including drinks and photo stops. Fun and unique sightseeing.
The Paris: 1.5-Hour Eiffel Tower Beer Bike Tour offers a lively way to see some of the city’s most iconic sights while enjoying drinks onboard. For $41 per person, this tour lets you pedal through central Paris on a moving bar that accommodates 10 people—perfect for groups of friends, families, or colleagues. The tour lasts 1.5 hours and includes cold beers and tasty wines as you explore from the 63 Av. de la Grande Armée.
One of the biggest draws is the chance to see the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe with a unique perspective, all while having fun on a pedal-powered vehicle. However, potential participants should keep in mind that this experience is primarily about relaxed sightseeing and socializing, not a traditional guided tour. It suits those who enjoy a casual, lively atmosphere and are comfortable riding a bike with some physical activity involved.


The tour begins at 63 Av. de la Grande Armée, a central location easily accessible in the 16th arrondissement. This is where the moving bar is parked and where the group assembles before starting their ride. The driver leads the tour, steering the bike while passengers enjoy the ride and drinks. The meeting point is clear, and the activity offers flexibility with reservation options that allow you to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
This starting location places you close to many of Paris’s famous sights, making it convenient for those staying nearby. Since the tour is private, it’s ideal for groups seeking a personalized experience with friends or family.
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The itinerary begins with a photo stop at Place du Trocadéro, which offers stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and a chance for memorable photos. The tour continues with a visit to the 16th Arrondissement, where you can see the Victor Hugo fountain and enjoy the sights of the elegant neighborhood.
The route then takes you through famous Parisian streets, passing Place Victor Hugo and the magical fountain. A stop at Trocadero allows for more photo opportunities and a chance to savor drinks with a view. The Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysées are also included in the route, giving a classic Parisian experience.
The entire 1.5-hour ride is at a relaxed pace, with the driver steering and the rest of the group pedaling or sitting. The tour concludes back at the starting point. This route is designed to showcase key landmarks while allowing passengers to enjoy the scenery and socialize.

This beer bike features 6 cranks for pedaling and 4 non-pedaling seats, making it a social centerpiece. The onboard crew manages steering and safety, so participants can focus on drinking, chatting, and enjoying the sights. The drinks included are cold beers and tasty wines, which are served throughout the ride, adding to the casual, festive vibe.
The atmosphere promises crazy laughter and good moods, with a focus on fun and camaraderie. The driver speaks both English and French, ensuring clear communication and guidance during the activity.

This tour is designed for private groups of up to 10 people, making it an intimate experience. The group setup allows for social bonding and a personalized feel. Since it involves pedaling, participants should be comfortable with light physical activity, but the non-pedaling seats provide an option for those who prefer to sit and relax.
The tour is suitable for most fitness levels, but those with mobility issues may want to consider the physical aspect. It’s a fun, lively activity aimed at groups looking for a unique way to explore Paris with drinks and great views.
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The main focus of this experience is on drinks served onboard—specifically beer and wine—which are included in the $41 price. There are no explicit mentions of snacks or food beyond the drinks, but the tasty wines and cold beers help create a festive atmosphere.
The tour does not include other tastings or meals, so participants should plan accordingly if they want to extend their food and drink experience afterward. The scenic stops and photo opportunities enhance the overall enjoyment, making it a relaxed, social activity rather than a formal tasting tour.
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The Demi Tour company specializes in fun, interactive experiences like this moving bar tour in Paris. They ensure the safety and guidance of participants, with bilingual staff fluent in English and French. The private group setup means your party has the full attention of the crew, adding a personalized touch to the ride.
This company also offers other experiences, such as Seine river cruises, pub crawls, and hidden bar tours, but the beer bike remains a popular choice for groups wanting to combine sightseeing and social drinking.

While many enjoy the fun atmosphere and stunning views, it’s important to note that the overall rating is 2.8 out of 5 from 6 reviews, indicating mixed experiences. One review mentions a no-show at the meeting point and a lack of warning about potential issues, highlighting the importance of confirming arrangements beforehand.
Potential participants should be aware that the experience depends heavily on the driver and group dynamics. The longer reviews praise the friendly, well-looked-after guides and the beautiful route but also consider that the experience is casual and social, not a formal tour, so expect a lively, informal atmosphere.

This 1.5-hour tour offers a unique twist on sightseeing in Paris, combining scenic views of iconic landmarks with drinks and friendly vibes onboard a pedal-powered bar. It’s particularly well-suited for groups seeking a lively activity that blends sightseeing and socializing.
The stops at the Trocadero, Victor Hugo fountain, Arc de Triomphe, and Champs Elysées provide excellent photo opportunities and allow for brief sightseeing moments. The drinks included add to the relaxed, festive mood, making it a memorable way to explore central Paris.
However, the mixed reviews and the possibility of logistical hiccups suggest that it’s best for group travelers who value fun over formal guidance. If you’re comfortable with light physical activity and enjoy the idea of pedaling through Paris with drinks in hand, this tour can make for a very enjoyable experience.
Is this tour suitable for children or non-drinkers?
Since the focus is on drinks onboard—beer and wine—this activity is best suited for adults. Non-drinkers can participate, but the drinks are included in the price, so it’s primarily a social drinking experience.
What is the meeting point for the tour?
The tour departs from 63 Av. de la Grande Armée in the 16th arrondissement, a central and accessible location in Paris.
Can I cancel or reschedule?
Yes, the activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. You can reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for your plans.
How many people can join the ride?
The beer bike fits up to 10 people, with 6 cranks for pedaling and 4 seats for non-pedaling passengers.
What landmarks will I see during the tour?
You will enjoy views of the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Victor Hugo’s fountain, and the surrounding Champs Elysées area, along with scenic stops at key points.
Is physical activity required?
Yes, pedaling is part of the experience, but non-pedaling seats are available for those who prefer to sit back and relax.
This Paris beer bike tour offers a lively, scenic, and social way to experience the City of Light. It’s ideal for groups wanting fun, drinks, and iconic sights in a relaxed setting, provided they keep in mind the mixed reviews and casual nature of the activity.
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