Bike Bentonville is a subsidiary of the City of Bentonville and the city's tourism bureau, Visit Bentonville, who work to promote, market and increase the number of cycling events, while adding permanent cycling amenities to be enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. Our mission is to promote and enhance a bicycle-friendly culture for residents and tourists. Our vision is a community that supports and encourages an all-inclusive cycling culture with bikes all over the city. We believe that a fun and welcoming place to ride bicycles, for both recreation and transportation, in a safe community for cycling, contributes to a world-class quality of life in Bentonville.

The Saint-Francis of Sales Church, listed as a historical monument, is located near the Palais de l'Île, across the Thiou river. Even if the facade seems a bit austere, the interior of the church is luxurious: the baroque style is expressed through an organ, paintings and a magnificent altar. This church used to host religious relics, such as the graves of Saint Francis and Saint Joan of Chantal, which were there before being transported to the Visitation Basilica.

Separated from Laganas by a 5 km stretch of beach designated as part of the National Marine Park (and as such, free of buildings), Kalamaki is less raucous than its near neighbour and certainly more appealing to families and couples. It shares the same marvellous sands and striking views, and it is very close to the airport.

Temple Of Literature, constructed in 1070 under Ly Thanh Tong’s dynasty, can be found about ten minutes away from Hoan Kiem lake. The temple is one of the oldest sights in Hanoi and is dedicated to the Chinese philosopher Confucius (Khong Tu). Six year later, it was founded as Vietnam's first university. The building itself is extremely well preserved and is a beautiful example of traditional-style Vietnamese architecture.