Our signature tour allows you to pedal from the Italian North End and historic Beacon Hill, up to Fenway park, heart of Red Sox Nation, and through modern and dynamic Back Bay. Riders will see parts of Boston off the beaten path and experience the diversity of Boston’s contemporary and classic neighborhoods.

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Starting September 11 - Discover Frederick Law Olmsted's famous system of parks on this bicycle tour of the historic Emerald Necklace. From the shaded boulevard on Commonwealth Avenue to the popular shores of Jamaica Pond to the winding paths of the Arnold Arboretum, this chain of gardens, reserves, and open space serves as an oasis in the middle of a bustling city. Come enjoy a route that's a favorite among locals and the best way to see the green side of Boston.

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This leisurely ride takes you to some of Boston's wonderful waterways, following the beautiful and historic Charles River on both the Boston and Cambridge sides as you make your way towards Boston Harbor. This tour is a great introduction to the paved bike paths and includes some of the best views of the city.

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Enjoy Boston's beautiful waterfront as the sun sets. Look out at the harbor from Black Falcon Pier, take in the modern architecture of the Institute of Contemporary Art, and return to the North End just as the night is truly beginning.

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Take an evening ride with us to Fenway Park, the most beloved baseball stadium in the world. We will tour the historic area around Yawkey Way, hear the beat of the heart of Red Sox nation, and experience the pregame thrill. Ride back to the shop with your tour guide, or if you want to stick around add on pickup from the BioBus and we'll come grab your bikes for you while you watch the game and soak up the nightlife on Landsdowne St.

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Heading out once a month, Urban AdvenTours' Paul Revere Ride to Freedom follows the path of Paul Revere's famous midnight ride. On this special edition tour, bicycles replace horses as you ride back in time and recount the opening days of the American Revolution hour by hour over a 25 mile route. There's no better way to experience Boston's famous past than the up-close perspective of a bicycle.

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