A green-minded cycling event for your team. Available in Tartu, Tallinn, Narva, and other cities.
Photo: Citizen OS marketing team during a bike tour in Tartu. Photo credit: Ruudu Rahumaru.
About
Urban bike tours for teams are an active, sustainable way to strengthen your team and deepen your understanding of urban space.
We’ll explore modern architecture, urban nature, street art, city buzz, and stories from past, present, and future. From a cyclist’s perspective, we uncover the most thought-provoking corners of the city and reflect on what makes good public space.Tours last 2.5–3 hours and cover around 10 km. The route and pace are tailored to your group’s needs, with discussion and rest breaks. The guide provides traffic safety tips. Urban bike tours are suitable for both locals and newcomers to the city.
Choose from the top menu: Tartu, Tallinn, Narva or a custom tour. Tours have pre-planned routes and themes, with options to modify the route or theme and add team-building activities. We can also design a custom tour together in another city (even abroad) just for your team.
Bicycles
You can join the tour with your own bike or use a rental bike arranged by the guide. It’s also possible to participate with other light vehicles, such as an electric scooter, unicycle, cargo bike, or similar.Who is your guide?
Aljona Galazan is a landscape architect, event creator, lecturer, and passionate enthusiast of architecture, design, public urban space, and cycling in the city. She speaks Estonian, English, and Russian.Info & Booking:
To book a tour, contact: aljona@rattatuurid.ee or by other ways.
Other urban bicycle tours
All bike tours are suitable for both experienced and hesitant cyclists – the guide ensures everything is safe, easy, and enjoyable, helping build confidence for future independent cycling in the city.
If you are an urban space creator, check out the tours for urban space creators.
- Want a more relaxed ride with a friend, partner, or family? Choose the Chilling in Tartu tour.
- Public tours take place a few times a year – to stay updated, follow the Facebook page: /rattatuurid.