World Bicycle Day
The UN day celebrating the bicycle as a simple, affordable and sustainable means of transport.
1 min read · Fact-checked · Updated for 2027
About World Bicycle Day
World Bicycle Day was declared by the UN General Assembly in 2018 and is observed on June 3rd. The bicycle — in use for over two centuries — is recognized as a symbol of sustainable transport, health and accessibility. Cities mark the day with group rides and advocacy for cycling infrastructure, as bike commuting reduces emissions and improves public health.
Read more on WikipediaWhen is World Bicycle Day?
World Bicycle Day is celebrated every year on June 3. Upcoming dates:
| Year | Date | Day of week | |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Bicycle Day 2027 | June 3, 2027 | Thursday | View date → |
| World Bicycle Day 2028 | June 3, 2028 | Saturday🎉 weekend | View date → |
| World Bicycle Day 2029 | June 3, 2029 | Sunday🎉 weekend | View date → |
| World Bicycle Day 2030 | June 3, 2030 | Monday | View date → |
| World Bicycle Day 2031 | June 3, 2031 | Tuesday | View date → |
How to Celebrate World Bicycle Day
- 🎯Get moving — even 30 minutes counts as celebrating.
- 💡Watch a classic moment connected to World Bicycle Day.
- 📣Challenge friends to join you and post it with #WorldBicycleDay.
Official hashtag: #WorldBicycleDay
Frequently Asked Questions
When is World Bicycle Day 2027?
World Bicycle Day 2027 is on Thursday, June 3, 2027.
How many days until World Bicycle Day?
There are 325 days until World Bicycle Day (June 3, 2027).
What category is World Bicycle Day?
World Bicycle Day is categorized as a Sports event.
Is World Bicycle Day a public holiday?
World Bicycle Day is an observance day, not typically a public holiday. Check your country's official calendar for local public holidays.
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