This route is mostly paved and uses parts of a few busy roads, so please be mindful of the traffic and pedestrians. However, most of the route is along quieter streets and through parks. This route can be ridden twice for a half-marathon distance or extended by riding through more of Kensington Gard
This 18km route can be extended if you choose to ride around the parks (which is encouraged as there’s much to see). The route starts at Hyde Park, takes you through Kensington, continues to Richmond Park, and ends at the Wimbledon Courts. The cycle routes are well-marked, and most are paved. You ca
This 13 km route can be made slightly longer if you choose to ride around inside the different parks and/or ride the same route back. This route follows the National Cycle Route 21 along quieter roads and through green patches. Enjoy the scenery along the way and enjoy a walkabout in Greenwich Park
<! — /wp:image –>Thames Path: Wapping / Limehouse is the next landmark on this route. The Thames Path runs along the north and south banks of the Thames River and is a trendy tourist attraction, especially on summer days.Thames RiverThis landmark is 8.8 kilometres from your starting point. The Limeh
This 11km (7 mile) circular cycle route will take you from Westminster and past many landmarks such as Lambeth Palace, County Hall, London Eye, Southbank, Tate Modern, Wobbly Bridge, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, Shakespeare’s Globe, The Shard, Borough Market, HMS Belfast, Fire of London Monument,
This 14km (9 mile) circular cycle route will take you from the Tower of London, past the iconic Barbican, through trendy Shoreditch, along peaceful Regent’s Canal and historic Narrow Street, and Wapping back to The Tower, all along mostly quiet roads and cycle paths. There are plenty of delightful p
This 15km (9 mile) circular cycle route will take you through leafy Royal parks past Buckingham Palace, the Royal Albert Hall, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum in Kensington, through historic Brompton Cemetery, exclusive Chelsea, a Physic Garden dating
This 19km (12 miles) circular cycle route will take you from St Paul’s Cathedral through hip and happening Hoxton, along the peaceful Regent’s Canal past Camden and Primrose Hill, through the beautiful Regent’s Park, past Covent Garden and along the Thames, and all along mostly quiet cycle paths and
This 19km circular cycle route will take you from Canary Wharf, along historic canals, through vibrant parks, to the home of the 2012 London Olympics, and back along peaceful waterways. All of this along mostly quiet cycle paths and roads. There are plenty of delightful places to stop, rest, eat, dr
