The Real Paris by Bike 🇫🇷 Beautiful Views and City Vibes • 4K POV Bike Tour

Step inside Paris, the world’s most iconic capital, and experience the city like never before – from the seat of a bicycle. 🚴‍♂️
In this relaxing 4K cycling tour, we explore the real Paris: its sunny boulevards, charming neighborhoods, bridges over the Seine, and the everyday rhythm that makes this city so unforgettable.

📺 Do yourself a favor – watch this video on a big screen.
You’ll feel like you’re gliding through the streets with me.

💬 Turn on subtitles in your language (“CC”) – it makes the ride even more immersive.

📌 Location: Paris, France 🇫🇷

🎥 What you’ll see in this video:
00:00 intro
01:28 Rue d’Uzès
01:43 Rue Montmartre
02:02 Bd Poissonnière
04:17 Porte Saint-Denis
04:47 Bd de Bonne Nouvelle
05:04 Rue de Mazagran
05:35 Rue de l’Échiquier
05:55 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis
06:47 R. des Petites Écuries
07:16 Rue Martel
07:52 Rue de Paradis
08:21 Rue de la Fidélité
09:21 Boulevard de Strasbourg
10:19 Gare de l’Est
10:40 Rue du 8 Mai 1945
11:15 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis
12:22 Rue La Fayette
13:44 Boulevard de Magenta
15:31 Église Saint-Laurent
15:49 Boulevard de Strasbourg
17:24 Boulevard St Denis
18:54 Porte Saint-Denis
19:50 Rue St Denis

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Hey everyone, welcome back to the channel. Today I’m taking you with me on another ride through Paris. a simple, calm cycling journey through autumn light and everyday streets. I added street names and timestamps to make the video easier to follow, so you can explore the city with me and find the exact places I pass through. It was a sunny autumn day, full of warm light and long shadows. This is one of my first recorded rides, and I was going a bit too fast — still getting used to filming while cycling. Tell me, do you still manage to enjoy Paris at this pace? Next time, I’ll ride slower so the atmosphere can breathe a little more. We pass by the Porte Saint-Denis for the first time almost casually, just following the flow of the street. Later in the ride, I’ll come back and get a little closer the view is much better from the other side, and it gives me the perfect moment to tell you a short story about this beautiful arch. There was a beautiful view of Église Saint-Laurent. It’s a 15th-century Gothic church, one of those places that people often pass without noticing, even though it carries centuries of Parisian history. This street has really nice sunlight coming through the trees. The warm light makes the area feel calmer and more comfortable. It’s nothing special, just an ordinary street – but with the sun shining like this, it becomes a pleasant spot to pass through. The Porte Saint-Denis was built in the 17th century as a triumphal arch dedicated to the victories of King Louis XIV. It once marked the entrance to Paris, and even today it feels like a gateway – between the noise of the city and its old, layered history. From the arch, I continued riding toward the center. By the way, I’m riding along Rue Saint-Denis. It’s one of the oldest streets in Paris, and today it’s a mix of cafés, small shops, and everyday city life. The street can feel a bit chaotic, but that’s what makes it interesting. Let me know if you want longer routes, slower rides, or specific areas of Paris in the next videos. Thanks for watching this ride with me.
See you soon.