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Sports Betting: learning to ride a bike with cyclAvenir

Free entry

From 2 April to 17 September 2026, discover the joys of cycling with the cyclAvenir charity. Free lessons, specially designed for adult women in vulnerable circumstances, will take place starting from Tolbiac, enabling participants to learn the basics of cycling on the roads with confidence.

Practical information

DatesFrom 2 April 2026 to 17 September 2026
Opening hoursEvery Thursday, from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
AddressDépart Tolbiac, 105, rue de Tolbiac, 75013 Paris
District13e arrondissement
AdmissionFree entry
AudienceAdult public.
Updated24 July 2026

Why go?

This event is unique because it focuses on teaching adult women in vulnerable circumstances how to ride a bike. The free lessons offer a valuable opportunity to gain independence. Perfect for women who want to get to know the city better and improve their mobility.

What to see / do

The workshops offer an opportunity to learn the basics of cycling in an urban environment. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Practical lessons: master the basics of cycling with professionals.
  • Safe cycling: learn the essential traffic rules for a stress-free ride.
  • Personalised advice: benefit from tailored support designed to boost your confidence and peace of mind.

Good to know

The workshops are very popular, so please remember to book in advance to secure your place.

  • Sessions are held in small groups to ensure the best possible guidance.
  • Please bring your own bike if possible; otherwise, ask about the options available.

How to get there

To get there, take the metro to Tolbiac station, which is served by line 7. The journey takes about 15 minutes from Châtelet. A Vélib’ bike-share scheme is also available in the neighbourhood for cycling enthusiasts.

What to do nearby?

After your workshop, you can explore the following places:

  • Bercy Park (15-minute walk): a large park with green spaces and facilities for relaxing.
  • The François Mitterrand Library (10-minute walk): a cultural venue with a variety of exhibitions and activities.
  • The Canal de l’Ourcq (20 mins by bike): perfect for a stroll along the water’s edge and taking in the scenery.

Things to bear in mind

Ideal foradult women wishing to learn cycling
Estimated visiting time2 hours per session
Best time to visitin the morning or afternoon when the sessions take place

Frequently asked questions

Is registration mandatory?

Yes, it is advisable to register in advance to participate in the classes.

Who can participate in these workshops?

The workshops are aimed at adult women in precarious situations.

What is the cost of the workshops?

Participation is free.

On which days do the workshops take place?

The classes are held every Thursday.

How do I get to the address of the classes?

Take metro line 7 to Tolbiac station.

Is equipment provided for the classes?

It is recommended to bring your own bike.