Following the Coronavirus pandemic, over the past two years, more and more people have taken up cycling to fully enjoy their newfound freedom. If you're planning your holidays for the coming year and looking for holiday ideas, here's a list of cities with the best cycling routes in the world! This will help you choose your itinerary based on your trip.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Did you know that 9 out of 10 people in Denmark own a bicycle, and that 25% of them use cycling as their main mode of transport for daily commutes of up to 5 km? This means the country has the largest network of cycle paths in the world! If you'd like to experience cycling in Denmark, head to the capital, Copenhagen, which boasts the world's largest cycling infrastructure, including cycle lanes and a cycle highway that connects the capital with over 25 surrounding towns and cities.
Portland, Oregon
If you have planned to travel to the United States, know that a detour to Portland will allow you to enjoy your passion for cycling. The city has an extensive network of trails and greenways, created specifically to promote the car-free city. To discover the daily life of hipsters and enjoy the calm along the Willamette and Columbia rivers, remember to get on your bike very early!
Munich (GER)
In order to effectively fight against traffic jams, the city of Munich has been offered 700 km of fully marked cycle paths. You will be able to discover the beauty of the city without having to stress yourself out in traffic jams. It is also an excellent way to take advantage of a stop to sip a coffee or an aperitif according to your desires.
Amsterdam, netherlands
The inhabitants of Amsterdam are among the people who use the most bicycles in the world. In fact, nearly 68% of traffic to and from work and school is by bicycle. You can ride along the Amstel river before reaching the Ouderkerk aan d'Amstel track on board your non-polluting two-wheeler. What to stroll and discover the sweetness of Nordic living.
Paris, France
Cycling in Paris is undoubtedly the best way to discover the French capital! You can see the Eiffel Tower, enjoy the refreshing Seine, or stroll along the Champs-Élysées while listening to Yves Montand. Continue your journey to admire an exhibition at the Centre Pompidou and then finish with a coffee in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.