Adventure brief
Urban/Hybrid Bike Rental
Discover Old Québec City on wheels with Cyclo Services Day Tours. From family-friendly bikes to scenic routes through historic districts, this rental service delivers a dynamic way to see the city.
Cyclo Services Day Tours unlocks a fresh way to experience Québec City’s historic heart—on two wheels. Situated at 289 Rue Saint-Paul in Québec, this bike rental service specializes in urban and hybrid bikes that invite riders of all ages and skill levels to chart personalized paths through Old Québec’s cobbled streets. The choice is vast, from child-sized bicycles and trailers to hybrid models perfect for smooth city roads, making it an ideal option for families and casual riders eager to cover more ground without rushing.
Québec City’s Old Town divides naturally into Lower Town and Upper Town, each boasting timeless stone buildings, boutique alleys, and cultural landmarks framed by the stony ramparts of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Riding here means cycling through layers of history—from the 17th-century streets to the open, green expanse of the Plains of Abraham, a park known for its panoramic views of the St. Lawrence River and its role in Canada’s formative conflicts.
Cyclo Services supplies helmets, locks, and tailored route advice, ensuring guests glide safely and confidently through the city’s mix of bustling avenues and serene waterfront bike paths. What makes this experience stand out is the family-friendly approach. The company offers cyclatelles—bikes with an attached seat for youngsters still learning to pedal—and trailers designed to carry single or multiple children.
This creates a seamless outing for families who want to enjoy Québec’s seasonal charm together, whether under the warm sun or amidst colorful autumn foliage. Providing rentals up to one week, Cyclo Services Day Tours fills a niche in Québec’s outdoor recreation scene, blending active urban touring with accessible, environmentally respectful transport. This rental service doesn’t just hand over a bike; they offer an invitation to engage intimately with the city’s streets, parks, and stories on wheels.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Helmet Use Mandatedessential
Always wear a helmet provided by Cyclo Services to ensure your safety on city streets.
- 02Plan for Cobblestone Streetsinfo
Hybrid bikes are best for navigating Québec’s historic cobblestones smoothly and comfortably.
- 03Watch for Pedestriansessential
Respect pedestrian zones in Old Québec and always yield to foot traffic in busy areas.
- 04Use Provided Locksinfo
Secure your bike with the lock included in your rental when stopping to explore on foot.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Helmet
Provided with rental, essential for safety on city streets.
EssentialWater Bottle
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially in warmer months.
spring|summer|fallEssentialLayered Clothing
Adjust layers for temperature changes during rides through varying microclimates.
fall|springEssentialRain Jacket
Useful for sudden showers common in transitional seasons.
spring|fallLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Rue du Petit-Champlain, a vibrant pedestrian street with unique shops, The Fortifications of Québec offer intriguing ruins and views off the usual bike route
Local fauna
Urban squirrels commonly seen in city parks, Various bird species frequenting the Plains of Abraham
Historic heritage
Québec City is one of North America’s oldest settlements, with its fortified Old Town dating back to the early 1600s, offering a rich historical backdrop to any adventure.
Mindful exploration
Cycling reduces city pollution and traffic congestion, supporting Québec City’s commitment to sustainable urban mobility and green tourism.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Terrasse Dufferin overlooking the St. Lawrence River, The Citadel’s ramparts, Along the Plains of Abraham
- Subjects
- Historic architecture, river landscapes, urban street scenes
- Best times
- Golden hour, early morning, late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
What types of bikes are available for rent?
Cyclo Services offers urban and hybrid bikes, child-sized options, trailers, and seats suited for children unable to pedal.
Can I rent a bike for a whole week?
Yes, rentals are available for up to one week, giving you plenty of time to discover the city.
Are helmets included with the rental?
Yes, every rental comes with a helmet to ensure your safety.
Is the rental suitable for families with young children?
Absolutely, with child seats, trailers, and cyclatelles designed specifically for kids, families are well accommodated.
Where do I pick up and return the bike?
Bikes are picked up and returned at Cyclo Services located at 289 Rue Saint-Paul, Québec.
Are there bike paths in Old Québec?
Yes, there are dedicated bike paths and quieter streets ideal for cycling through both historic districts and the Plains of Abraham.