Paris - Amsterdam
Paris to Amsterdam by E-Bike with DolceVia: Explore EuroVelo 3 and 4 on a unique journey from Paris to Amsterdam. An electric adventure blending culture, nature, and unforgettable encounters!
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Day 1: From Paris to Ermenonville: The first stage of Paris to Amsterdam combines culture and nature, all by bike! (53 km)
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🌟 Start your adventure on the Scandibérique , the French section of EuroVelo 3 , with a 53 km route between Paris and Ermenonville, combining city and nature.
🗼 Begin by passing through Parisian landmarks such as the Canal de l'Ourcq or the Parc de la Villette , before gradually leaving the city to head towards the countryside.
🌳 Halfway through, take a break at the Parc Forestier de La Poudrerie , a nice spot for a picnic or a walk.
🏰 Upon arriving in Ermenonville, visit the Château and the Parc Jean-Jacques Rousseau , a site important to the history of philosophy and romanticism. End the day with a stroll around the ponds or enjoy an outdoor activity like a boat ride.
🧘🏻♀️ For the night, the Château d'Ermenonville is a great choice.
© Oise Tourisme
Day 2: From Ermenonville to Compiègne: A 56 km journey through history and scenic beauty, by bike!
🌟 Start a 56 km journey from Ermenonville to Compiègne, blending history and nature.
🏰 Begin by visiting the Château d'Ermenonville and the Jean-Jacques Rousseau Park, then follow the rural roads of the Oise.
🌲 Stop in the Compiègne Forest, a great spot to relax or take a break.
🌿 As you approach Compiègne, follow the paths along the Oise River, with views of the river and surroundings.
👑 In Compiègne, explore royal history with a visit to the Château de Compiègne, its gardens, and the nearby forest.
🏨 For a rest, the Écurie de Vieux Moulin is a good place to stop.
© France Bleu
Day 3: Compiègne to Rouy-le-Grand, in the heart of Picardy (57km)
🚲 Start a 57 km journey from Compiègne to Rouy-le-Grand, through the landscapes of Picardy, on EuroVelo 3.
🏰 Along the way, pass through the Forest of Compiègne, and stop at Pierrefonds Castle to see medieval architecture and its gardens. Enjoy the trails for a nature break.
🌾 Take a detour to Noyon and discover its Notre-Dame Cathedral, one of the first built in the Gothic style. You can also visit the Jean Calvin Museum.
🚴♀️ If you enjoy biking, stop by the Musée de la Manoise, which tells the story of bicycles and mobility.
✨ End the day at the "Les Canards de la Germaine" guesthouse, a quiet place to relax before heading out again.
© Bien dans ma ville
Day 4: From Rouy-le-Grand to Cambrai, between nature and heritage (62km)
🚲 Set off on a 62 km bike ride from Rouy-le-Grand to Cambrai, a peaceful route through the Picardy countryside, ending in the historic city of Cambrai, completing your Paris - Lille journey.
🍬 Ride through fields and villages, enjoy the quiet of the countryside, then arrive in Cambrai, known for its heritage and specialties, like the Bêtises de Cambrai, mint-flavored sweets.
⛪ In Cambrai, visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral, a mix of Romanesque and Gothic styles, and explore the Vauban fortifications, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
🏠 For a restful break, the "Les Canards de la Germaine" guesthouse will offer you a peaceful setting to rest after your day of cycling and continue your Paris-Bruges adventure.
© Terre.tv
Day 5: From Cambrai to Lille, the last French step (63km)
🚲 Go for a 63 km bike ride from the historic town of Cambrai to the vibrant city of Lille.
🌾 Ride through charming villages and the typical landscapes of northern France, passing picturesque mills and vast agricultural fields. Enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding countryside along the way.
🎨 Along the route, dive into the region's history, including the famous Battle of Cambrai. When you reach Lille, stroll through the Vieux-Lille, visit the impressive Palais des Beaux-Arts, or enjoy local specialties at a lively terrace in the city.
🧳 For your last day, drop your bags at the cozy Domaine Wambrechies! A perfect stop to relax and end your adventure in style.
© Hello Lille
Day 6: From Lille to Torhout by bike - Discovering the Flemish Landscapes and World War I History (53km)
🌍 Take this 53 km stage between Lille and Torhout, Belgium. Cross the border to explore landscapes, villages, and historical sites.
🌾 On the way to Moorslede, stop in this Belgian village known for its fields and peaceful atmosphere. Visit the "Vrijbosroute" monument, an old railway transformed into a bike path with scenic views.
🏛️ A bit of history: Before continuing your journey, stop by the "Passchendaele Memorial Museum" near Moorslede. This museum honors soldiers from World War I.
🌟 Heading to Torhout: As you approach Torhout, you'll pass through countryside and bike-friendly paths. Torhout, known as "the city of castles," is a small Flemish town ideal for a break.
🛏️ For the night, stay at this Airbnb: Your accommodation in Torhout. In a peaceful setting, it’s perfect for resting before continuing to Bruges.
© Moorslede
Day 7: From Torhout to Nieuwvliet via Bruges (55 km) - History, Canals, and Flemish Beaches
🚲 Embark on a 55 km journey, linking Bruges to Nieuwvliet, passing through Flemish landscapes and the North Sea. You will discover Bruges before heading towards the Dutch coast.
🌾 Start with Bruges, with its medieval streets, canals, and sites like the Market Square and the Bruges Museum, to dive into the city's history and art.
🍫 Discover the specialties of Bruges, including in one of its chocolateries.
🌊 Bruges is also known as the Venice of the North, thanks to its canals running through historic buildings.
🏖️ Next, head to the North Sea and Nieuwvliet, a quiet seaside resort, perfect for a break after your cycling day.
🛏️ Accommodation: For the night, you can stay at Dormio Resort Nieuwvliet Bad, a quiet place near the sea, perfect for resting before continuing.
© Viator
Day 8: From Nieuwvliet to Nordwelle via Middelburg - A journey through nature and Dutch heritage
🚲 Embark on a 65 km day, connecting the seaside resort of Nieuwvliet to Middelburg, before heading towards the village of Nordwelle. A great route to explore the flat landscapes of the Netherlands and its canals.
🌾 On your way to Middelburg, cross green fields and typical Dutch villages before reaching this historical city in Zeeland. Admire its architecture, including the Market Square and the Town Hall from the 14th century. Take time to wander through its streets.
🏞️ After Middelburg, head to Nordwelle, a peaceful village in nature, perfect for a break.
🛏️ Accommodation: For the night, stay at Ecolodges de Dreef, an eco-lodge located in a peaceful setting, perfect for relaxing after the day.
© De Heerlijkheid van Noordwelle
Day 9: From Nordwelle to Delft via Rotterdam - Dutch Modernity, History, and Charm (57km)
🚲 Head out for a 57 km day, connecting the peaceful Nordwelle to the historic city of Delft, passing through the lively Rotterdam. This route will offer a mix of Rotterdam's energy and Delft's more tranquil charm.
🌾 On your way to Rotterdam, cross fields and canals before reaching this modern city, known for its unique architecture. Visit places like the Markthal, the Euromast, and the famous Erasmus Bridge.
🏙️ After Rotterdam, head towards Delft, a historic city known for its ceramics and connection to painters like Vermeer. Wander through its cobbled streets, visit the Delft Museum, or check out the Grote Kerk, a church where William of Orange is buried.
🛏️ Accommodation: For the night, stay in this charming Airbnb listing, ideally located to explore Delft and providing a comfortable spot to relax after a day of cycling.
✨ This stage between Nordwelle, Rotterdam, and Delft lets you experience Rotterdam's modernity and Delft's historic charm, all while enjoying the typical Dutch landscapes.
© Lonely Planet
Day 10: From Rotterdam to Amsterdam - The final leg between history, culture, and canals (54km)
🚲 Final stage of 54 km, from Rotterdam to Amsterdam, passing through Den Haag and Leiden. This journey will take you through Rotterdam, then Den Haag, before heading to Leiden, and finally arriving in Amsterdam.
🌾 Along the way, cross fields and canals before reaching Den Haag, where you can visit sites like the Peace Palace and the Haagse Museum. Then head to Leiden, a university town with a historic center and interesting museums.
🏙️ Continue on to Amsterdam: After cycling through the Dutch countryside, you'll reach Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, known for its canals, museums, and history.
Visit the Anne Frank House: A key museum on the history of Anne Frank and her family during World War II.
The Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum: The Rijksmuseum houses works by Rembrandt and Vermeer. Nearby, visit the Van Gogh Museum to discover his famous paintings.
Canal boat ride: Take a boat ride through Amsterdam's UNESCO World Heritage-listed canals.
The Jordaan District: Stroll through this picturesque neighborhood with narrow streets, galleries, and cafes. On Saturdays, you can visit the flower market or the Albert Cuyp market.
🛏️ For your last night in Amsterdam, stay in this Airbnb accommodation, ideally located in the heart of the city, perfect for relaxing after your bike adventure.
© Stay Amsterdam / The Netherlands
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