Electric Bike Tour through Prominent Richmond Neighborhoods

Choose between 3 of the most historic and prominent neighborhoods throughout our wonderful city. You will visit and discover the incredible history and stories of Richmond notables of each neighborhood on an electric bike. Maybe the easiest bike ride you ever had!

Churchill - Climb to the oldest part of the city and up the hills to Church Hill with ease on an electric bike. See St .Johns Church, built in 1743, where Patrick Henry gave his famous ‘give me liberty or give me death’ speech, the gorgeous pre-Civil War homes that include a plethora of ironworks fencing, second only to New Orleans; Libby Hill, where the city was named including spectacular views of the river and the city. 

The Fan - Monument Avenue is the only street in the country designated a historic landmark and includes some of the most beautiful homes in the city. See and learn the stories behind all the monuments, gorgeous homes and unusual architecture. See the largest neighborhood and example of Victorian homes in America.

Jackson Ward - Also one of the oldest and most historic parts of the city, Jackson Ward was the epicenter of African American entrepreneurship and jazz during the 20th century. See the Hippodrome where all the jazz greats played during the 1940's and 50's; the home of Maggie Walker- the first black female bank president in America, the statue of Bojangles, who starred with Shirley Temple but was originally discovered in Richmond while waiting on tables at the Jefferson Hotel. Learn about Oliver Hill and the Civil Rights movement which began in Richmond and successfully ended with the landmark Civil Rights legislation of 1964.

You will then return to 1301 East Cary Street where the tour began to drop off the electric bikes!