“Aubrie had lots of nuggets of local history to drop along the way. As a local myself I really appreciated the historical acknowledgment of the evolution of the area. I can’t wait to go again.”
— Olivia Richmond · Google
Three hours that change how you see this city.
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We follow the urban bike trail and quiet neighborhood streets, past lakes and live oaks, with guides stopping along the way to talk through the history and present day of each neighborhood. The route moves through Loch Haven Park, Ivanhoe Village, Mills 50, Lake Eola, downtown Orlando, and Thornton Park, each with its own character, from cultural museums and lakeside dining to street murals and walkable main streets.
Tours run at a comfortable pace with frequent stops built in. You're not grinding through miles. You're moving through the city at the speed you'd walk a neighborhood you actually want to know.
Your guide knows the history, the current owners, the murals and who painted them, and the places that opened and closed and opened again. The stops are chosen deliberately. None of them are tourist traps.
Tours begin and end at Wally's Bar, 1001 N Mills Ave. Bikes and helmets are ready when you arrive. Your guide adjusts the seat and handlebars before the group heads out. Bring water and sunscreen.
“Aubrie had lots of nuggets of local history to drop along the way. As a local myself I really appreciated the historical acknowledgment of the evolution of the area. I can’t wait to go again.”
— Olivia Richmond · Google
“Such a pleasant time. A nice iced tea from a precious cafe, riding between beautiful homes and their lakefront views, literally stopping to smell the flowers in bloom. Highly recommend!”
— Stacy B. · Google
“I am a local but do not live near downtown, so riding in the city felt completely different and immersive! Aubrie makes you feel super comfortable right away, even if you are going alone!”
— Zuleyma Torres · Google