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Exclusif : visite à vélo des fleurs de cerisier à Washington DC

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Experience the beauty of Washington DC in its spring glory on this 2-hour bike tour created specifically for the famous National Cherry Blossom Festival. Follow your guide past gorgeous cherry trees that surround the Tidal Basin and East Potomac Park, home to famous landmarks including the Jefferson Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr Memorial and Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial. You’ll learn about the history of this festival and stop for photo opportunities along the way.

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Tue 29 Apr

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Ce qui est inclu

Use of bike and helmet

Professional guide

Equipment for kids of all sizes and ages

Use of bike and helmet

Professional guide

Equipment for kids of all sizes and ages

Use of bike and helmet

Information additionnelle

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Tours begin on time, your tour check-in time is important. You must check-in 15 minutes prior to tour departure time. We can not guarantee we can accommodate late customers. Please OPEN your voucher and read directions, you may need extra time to find us if you are traveling during rush hour or on metro train on a weekend.
Tours may be canceled if the weather makes for dangerous riding conditions.
Toddler trailers and tag-a-longs for young riders available. Please purchase a child's ticket and let the tour operator know you need an attachment in advance of the tour.

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Hains Point

We'll ride along Hains Point, which is lined with Yoshino and Kwanzan varieties of cherry trees. It's a sight to be seen!

Potomac River

See views of the Potomac as you ride along Hains Point.

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Tidal Basin

We'll ride around the Tidal Basin, which is surrounded by different varieties of cherry trees ranging from pink to white.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

If time permits, we'll stop at the MLK Memorial. Your guide will stay with the bikes (out of respect, we never ride through the memorials) so you can walk though the "Mountain of Despair" to view the "Stone of Hope"

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Our Blossoms by Bike tour takes place during the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Bike and Roll DC is an official tour provider for the Festival and donates a portion of each ticket sale back to the organization that coordinates this unique springtime celebration!

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

Hains Point

We'll ride along Hains Point, which is lined with Yoshino and Kwanzan varieties of cherry trees. It's a sight to be seen!

Potomac River

See views of the Potomac as you ride along Hains Point.

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Tidal Basin

We'll ride around the Tidal Basin, which is surrounded by different varieties of cherry trees ranging from pink to white.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

Hains Point

We'll ride along Hains Point, which is lined with Yoshino and Kwanzan varieties of cherry trees. It's a sight to be seen!

Potomac River

See views of the Potomac as you ride along Hains Point.

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Tidal Basin

We'll ride around the Tidal Basin, which is surrounded by different varieties of cherry trees ranging from pink to white.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

Hains Point

We'll ride along Hains Point, which is lined with Yoshino and Kwanzan varieties of cherry trees. It's a sight to be seen!

Potomac River

See views of the Potomac as you ride along Hains Point.

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Tidal Basin

We'll ride around the Tidal Basin, which is surrounded by different varieties of cherry trees ranging from pink to white.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

Pointe Hains

Nous longerons Hains Point, bordée de variétés de cerisiers Yoshino et Kwanzan. C'est un spectacle à voir!

Rivière Potomac

Admirez la vue sur le Potomac en longeant Hains Point.

Mémorial Jefferson

Nous nous arrêterons au Jefferson Memorial et vous découvrirez l'histoire et des faits intéressants sur le mémorial. Vous aurez également une vue imprenable sur tous les cerisiers qui bordent le Tidal Basin.

Bassin de marée

Nous ferons le tour du Tidal Basin, qui est entouré de différentes variétés de cerisiers allant du rose au blanc.

Mémorial Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Nous promènerons nos vélos à travers le mémorial FDR pour voir la pagode, un cadeau de paix, qui se trouve le long des rives du bassin de marée.

Mémorial de Martin Luther King, Jr.

Si le temps le permet, nous nous arrêterons au MLK Memorial. Votre guide restera avec les vélos (par respect, nous ne traversons jamais les monuments commémoratifs) afin que vous puissiez traverser la "Montagne du désespoir" pour voir la "Pierre de l'espoir"

Festival national des fleurs de cerisier

Notre circuit Blossoms by Bike a lieu pendant le festival national des fleurs de cerisier. Bike and Roll DC est un voyagiste officiel du Festival et reverse une partie de chaque vente de billets à l'organisation qui coordonne cette célébration printanière unique !

Lanterne japonaise

Arrêtez-vous pour en savoir plus sur la lanterne de pierre japonaise, située sur le site où les tout premiers cerisiers ont été plantés par la première dame Taft et la vicomtesse Chinda.

Washington DC

Explorez Washington DC, découvrez son histoire et prenez des photos !

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

Japanese Lantern

Stop to learn about the Japanese Stone Lantern, located at the site where the very first cherry trees were planted by First Lady Taft and Viscountess Chinda.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

We'll walk our bikes through the FDR Memorial to view The Pagoda, a gift of peace, that sits along the banks of the Tidal Basin.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

National Cherry Blossom Festival

Jefferson Memorial

We'll stop at the Jefferson Memorial and you'll here some history and interesting facts about the memorial. You'll also have a fabulous view of all of the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin.

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Politique d'annulation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Commentaires (83)

Nichole_E

Mar 2024

It was too crowded to actually ride the bike and it felt unsafe- crowded with both people walking and our bike tour group had over 13 riders in it. It was also very cold and not being able to ride the bike, made it harder for us to warm up from the exercise. After 20 minutes of waddling with our bike between our legs, my daughter and I decided that we would not do the tour and returned our bikes. We were not given any refund.

Gita_L

Mar 2024

With cherry blossoms come large crowds. You are shoulder to shoulder on the pathways, so you can imagine what biking through that feels like. A 10 am bike ride is a complete no-no. They should offer this to start at 7:30 or 8:00 am. That way you could enjoy the ride but not with throngs of people at 10 am. On top of that we had an inexperienced tour guide. Almost no content or descriptions were provided. She just kept biking on without looking back to see what was happening to the group. Many people dropped out of the ride along the way. On top of no descriptions, we also did not stop at key spots which would have resulted in great photos. All in all - either go super early on a bike to avoid crowds or walk. Biking at 10 am is dangerous with all the stopping and going and a tour guide who insists on biking through areas where signs clearly say you need to walk your bike.

Shannon_D

Mar 2024

So crowded on this tour route that walking would have been a challenge (it was like sardines on the sidewalk) let alone biking, there were no bike paths! You are expected to bike in extremely heavy foot/car traffic on sidewalks and grass and many people on our tour were unable to do this. We had people trying to walk extremely angry with us the entire time. We lost many people as there was only 1 tour guide responsible for leading about 20 people in the masses. About half the tour left angry before the halfway point/due to safety issues. The tour guide did their absolute best to accommodate the poor route/number of people they were unfairly given. I noticed the entire tour that both mine and my boyfriend’s breaks were rusty. Then on last leg of the tour my bike fully fell apart, causing my boyfriend to have to attempt to repair it in the crowd, and us getting left behind … Despite half the people returning before the halfway point to give their bikes back and us showing up late, alone, and covered in grease the shop manager would not admit any fault with the offering. Moral of the story - save yourself 65 dollars pp and walk the cherry blossom route, it is not meant to biked. Viator and Unlimited Biking are scamming people on this one.

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