Paris - Bruges
364 kilometers


The route
The stay
6 nights with breakfast included
Included: beer tasting in Lille, chocolate museum in Bruges
Rental of a VTC and its accessories
Options: electric bike or gravel bike, half board, 1 night in Bruges
What's on the program?
🌟 Start your Paris to Bruges cycling adventure with DolceVia on the Scandibérique , the French section of the 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 good option to park your bike there.
© Oise Tourisme
🌟 Embark on a 56 km journey from Ermenonville to Compiègne, blending history and nature, to continue your Paris to Bruges cycling adventure.
🏰 Begin by visiting the Château d'Ermenonville and the Jean-Jacques Rousseau Park, Then follow the country roads of the Oise to continue your Paris-Bruges cycling adventure.
🌲 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
🚲 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 by bike.
© Bien dans ma ville
🚲 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 then continue your Paris-Bruges cycling adventure.
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🚲 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.
🚩This marks the final French stage of the Paris - Bruges cycling adventure.
© Hello Lille
🌍 Take this 53 km bike 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
🚲 Go for a 20 km ride, connecting Torhout to Bruges, crossing through Flemish landscapes. This is the final stage of your Paris - Bruges cycling tour.
🌾 Start in Torhout, known for its historic castles and vast green spaces, offering an immersion in the Flemish countryside before heading toward Bruges to complete your adventure.
🍫 Discover the specialties of Bruges, including at one of its chocolate shops.
🌊 As you approach Bruges, be charmed by its picturesque canals, medieval buildings, and iconic sites such as the Market Square and the Belfry of Bruges.
🏖️ Bruges, often called the Venice of the North, offers the perfect setting to end your day with a walk along the canals or a visit to its art and history museums.
🛏️ Accommodation: For the night, you can stay at Dukes’s Academie, located near the historic center, perfect for concluding this Paris-Bruges cycling adventure.
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A savoir
Here are some criteria to help you choose your trip:
- Duration: from a one-day escape to longer point-to-point journeys (2 to 10 days or more)
- Difficulty: routes accessible to beginners or more athletic routes for seasoned cyclists
- Type of bike: muscular or Ebike (included or optional depending on the packages)
- Comfort: accommodations in a hotel, bed and breakfast, or camping, depending on your preferences
- Themes: culture, gastronomy
- Easy: ideal for families or beginners, little elevation gain, 20 to 40 km/day
- Moderate: for travelers in good shape or those who want to take on a small challenge, 40 to 70 km/day
- Sporty: for long-distance enthusiasts or those used to riding a muscular bike, 70 km and more/day
- Free cancellation up to 60 days before departure
- Cancellation between 30 and 60 days: 50% refund
- Cancellation less than 30 days: no refund
- Clothing suitable for cycling (shorts/cycling shorts - essential, windbreaker, comfortable shoes)
- A water bottle (or bidon) to stay hydrated
- A first aid kit and your personal medication
- An external battery for your phone
- Rain gear (light poncho or waterproof jacket)
- A swimsuit, depending on the destination!
- And above all: your desire for adventure and discovery 🌿
- Bicycle equipment (panniers, helmet, puncture repair kit, etc.) is provided in all our packages.