Ride The Contrast

This tour lets you discover a much wider range of Lucerne and its surroundings compared to a standard walking tour. You’ll experience both the charming Old Town on foot and the scenic lakeside and countryside areas by e-bike — offering a unique mix of city sights, nature, and panoramic viewpoints.

Yes, safety is our top priority. The tour follows mainly quiet lakeside and countryside paths. However, good basic cycling skills are required — if you don’t feel confident riding a bike, participation is unfortunately not possible for safety reasons.

No special experience is needed, but you should be comfortable riding a regular bicycle. Before the tour starts, we’ll give you a short introduction on how to use the e-bike safely.

Yes, helmets are provided and must be worn throughout the tour.

For safety and comfort reasons, the tour only takes place in dry conditions. In case of rain or wet weather, the tour will be postponed or cancelled with the option to reschedule or receive a full refund.

The e-bike tour is open to adults aged 18 and above who feel confident cycling independently. Unfortunately, younger participants cannot join for safety and insurance reasons.

The best time for this tour is from spring to autumn, when the weather is mild and the scenery around Lucerne is at its most beautiful.

No, the walking part of this tour is only about one hour, including stops and photo breaks. It’s a relaxed stroll through Lucerne’s Old Town with plenty of time to enjoy the sights.

Switzerland’s weather can change quickly, so it’s best to dress in layers. Bring sunglasses and sunscreen on warm days, and a light jacket or warmer clothes during cooler or changing weather — especially in spring and autumn.

Most places accept credit cards, but some market stalls only accept cash.
Tips are also typically given in cash.

Bringing snacks and water is a good idea, but you can also buy food and drinks along the route. On bike tours it might take more time until we reach another store or restaurant.

Yes — many Swiss cities have public fountains with fresh, drinkable water, and we will point them out so you can refill your bottle. On bike tours it might take more time until we reach another store, restaurants or fountains.

Yes — we plan restroom stops along the way, and you may ask for one anytime. On bike tours it might take more time until we reach public restrooms.

Yes — tours usually run on public holidays.
Availability and opening hours may vary, so booking early is recommended.

Unfortunately, last-minute bookings are not possible, as we need to reserve the rental e-bikes in advance. We recommend booking early to secure your spot and ensure availability.

Small bags or backpacks are no problem.
For large suitcases, we recommend using luggage lockers at the train station.

Definitely — we’ll show you the best photo spots!
We are happy to stop for photos anytime.
Your guide is experienced in photography and videography.

Photography is usually allowed outdoors.
Inside, rules vary — we will advise you during the tour.

Yes — private tours can be customized to your interests, timing, and pace.
Perfect for families, groups, company events, or special occasions.

Yes — we can combine the bike tour with a boat ride, funicular, museum visit, or mountain excursion.
Tell us your interests, and we will design the perfect experience.

Yes — gift vouchers are available.
A wonderful idea for birthdays, holidays, or special surprises!

Absolutely — we are experienced with educational groups and can tailor the content to their interests.

Absolutely! Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon, or family reunion, we can tailor the tour and even help plan special moments.

Yes — tours are available in English and German.