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during last summer in Paris I seen a sign in Notre-Dame for go in London on bike.
So, since I'm a very sporty person, I decided to do it!
I'm planning to go in Paris next spring and begin the "Avenue Verte", precisely on bike, to go in London.
I would ask anyone who might know a few things.
I'm searching on internet the exact route for see it and for the "booking" of the hotels/B&B, etc.
There are hotels on the route?
Another question: I would rent a bike directly in Paris and leave it in London. You know if is possible?
My idea is:
go to Paris by Rome (ITA) with airplane;
arrive to Notre-Dame (Bicycle Rental);
go to London on the route of 408km;
make a city tour of London;
turn back to Rome with airplane by London.
So, I will travel with the bare minimum and I thought to pedal for about 100km at day. Every night I must change the hotel and plan my meals (even only with sandwiches if necessary).
Any advice?
My picture of the road sign!
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