Thrilling Paris Monuments Tour by Sidecar Motorcycle

Join this two-hour excursion to see the Arc de Triomphe, the Dome des Invalides, and more

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· 2.00h · Paris, France

Escape the constraints of rigid, one-size-fits-all tours and discover Paris on your own terms. Hop on a sidecar motorbike and zip through the city's iconic sights like the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower without the stress of traffic. Your expert guide will take you to the landmarks that matter most, sharing captivating stories from Napoleon’s reign to the French Revolution, for a personalized, exciting adventure through the City of Lights.

Thrilling Paris Monuments Tour by Sidecar Motorcycle

Tour Itinerary

Meeting point
Arc de Triomphe
Eiffel Tower
Place de la Concorde

Colonne Vendôme
Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur
Champs-Élysées
Les Invalides
Your tour will end back at the meeting point.

Your travel day starts in the heart of Paris, on Pont de Bir-Hakeim. Here, you’ll meet your knowledgeable and friendly guide and find your motorcycle, sidecar, and helmets. You’re riding with a small group to make it easier to navigate the streets of Paris, bypass traffic, and enjoy some leisurely sightseeing. Follow the guide’s itinerary or chime in to decide the route. The choice is yours. Stops include the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower, and the Domes des Invalides, where history and modern tourism mix. Riding through Paris, you’ll catch hints of the city’s exquisite cuisine that’s sure to entice you to make dining plans after the tour.

Private Paris Monuments Tour

Your two-hour tour of Paris’ notable monuments includes:

A ride through Paris that avoids the traffic
A customized itinerary designed to your liking
Views from the Eiffel Tower
A stop at the Arc de Triomphe
See the 7th-century Domes des Invalides
Local, knowledgeable tour guide
Space is limited to the number of motorbikes

All of our tours are guided and our guests are not permitted to drive our sidecars. Each sidecar comes with a licensed tour guide.

Joy-riding through Paris

You’ll start your tour by following the English-speaking guide through Paris on a retro motorcycle. There may be traffic on the city streets, but you’ll navigate around it to better enjoy sightseeing around the City of Lights. The customizable tour follows the best route to show you the landmarks and attractions you want to see.

Panoramic views from the Eiffel Tower

A must-see spot in Paris, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most important stops to make during your guided tour. The imposing structure is a sight to behold as you ride towards it, and you’re going to want to snag dozens of photos. You can wait until you arrive at the tower’s feet or have your sidecar passenger grab some shots or video on your approach.

Expect insight about the famous structure from your guide, including its history and significance to French culture. You can purchase admission to the second floor to witness the stunning panoramic views of the lively city. Viewing lenses are available to get a closer look at France’s capital.

The many monuments and attractions of Paris

There’s much you can see on your highlight tour of Paris, and you won’t want to miss the treasured stories relayed by your guide. Hear about the architectural wonders of the Arc de Triomphe, including the Roman inspirations and Napoleon’s vision for the impressive arch.

You’re not going to want to miss the Hotel des Invalides, the 17th-century estate served many purposes, first as a hospital for old and disabled war veterans. Listen closely as your guide explores the complex’s past, from King Louis XIV’s initial concept to the addition of Napoleon’s tomb. Marvel at the ornate touches, specifically the 12.65kg (27.9lbs) of gold leaf decorating the Dome.

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What you get with this tour

Friendly English-speaking guide
Private experience
Personalized tour
Eiffel Tower
Arc de Triomphe
Dôme des Invalides and more!
Guide gratuities
Hotel pick up and drop off
Food and beverages

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Energetic Ride

30 September 2025

Reviewed by
Nina Baker

The blend of adrenaline and education was superb. Managed to see so many spots without rushing. Very personal, very fun—better than any walking or bus tour.

Paris Breeze

30 September 2025

Reviewed by
Quinn Jackson

Exploring monuments on a sidecar was refreshing and adventurous. Avoided traffic and learned amazing history. Such a unique and enjoyable way to experience the City of Lights.

Hidden Gem

30 September 2025

Reviewed by
Lowell Lee

Riding through Paris on a sidecar was thrilling! Our guide’s stories about Napoleon and the Revolution made the trip unforgettable. Truly a unique way to discover the city’s soul.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What to bring?

We recommend that you bring a bottle of water and comfortable shoes. There is some walking to enjoy at every site.

What to bring?

We recommend that you bring a bottle of water and comfortable shoes. There is some walking to enjoy at every site.

Is this tour run by The Tour Guy?

No, this tour is operated by one of our trusted and vetted partners in Paris.

What happens if it rains?

We run our Paris Monument Tours rain or shine. However, if rainfall is extremely heavy, we may have to cancel the tour as it will not be safe for the motorcycles.

Can I bring my kids and do I have to pay for them?

Kids are welcome on the guided tour and will need to ride in the sidecar. It’s important to remember that much of this tour deals with the history of France and may not be fun for younger children.

Why do I have to pay for my child who's under 6 years old?

Since this trip includes transportation, all passengers on the tour must be seated for safety and legal reasons. That means a young child takes up the same space as a youth or adult.

How many vehicles should I book for my tour?

Each sidecar has capacity for 2 people

Can I drive the car?

No. This is a guided tour, our guests ride in the sidecar or on the back of the bike. Sidecars are difficult to drive and we only allow our trained guides to drive them

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