An accessible city space is one where everyone can move, play, and feel safe – regardless of age, ability, or background. At some point in life, anyone may face challenges in mobility or spatial use, and a supportive environment becomes the key to quality of life.

A safe cycling network and access to urban gardening and shared activities close to home open up city space and services to everyone – including those with limited opportunities. These topics are often treated separately, as if they were only the needs of narrow interest groups, but viewed through the lens of social cohesion, a much broader picture emerges.

During the bike tour, we will experience and discuss all of this together.
Come with your own bike or rent one on site – you can also join with a scooter, unicycle, or electric wheelchair.

The tour is curated by landscape architects Aljona Galazan and Maali Roomet-Allese. Aljona promotes human-friendly urban space and cycling as an everyday mode of transport, while Maali translates complex spatial issues into practical community activities.

Please note!

❗ Come with your own bicycle or rent one on site – see info (link to Design Night website bike rent).
❗ Children may participate if able to independently cycle ~10 km, or otherwise in a child seat or cargo bike.
❗ Helmets are mandatory for under-16s and recommended for everyone else.
❗ Take care of yourself: bring water and weather-appropriate clothing.

Extery welcomes participants at the start of the bike tour.

Limited spots available! Please notify us, if you cannot participate.

The tour is a practical continuation of the PechaKucha talks, and we recommend attending both.

The bike tour is organized by the Estonian Association of Landscape Architects.

Supported by the Estonian Cultural Endowment