17. Go for a Bike Ride

Depending on how bike-friendly your local area is, you can probably get away with cycling around town with your partner for Valentine’s Day. But to really maximize the romance, we recommend looking for a scenic route with plenty of sights to see.

If you don’t own a bicycle, you can always rent one. You might even want to consider renting a tandem bike for Valentine’s Day.

18. Get a Couple’s Massage

Who doesn’t love a good massage? We bet your partner deserves one, and we’re pretty confident you want one too.

Treat each other to a relaxing and revitalizing session at the local spa and just unwind for Valentine’s Day. Refresh yourself and your partner with a couple’s massage.

19. Wine and Chocolates at Sunset

You’d be mistaken in thinking this is just another way of saying picnic. There are vast differences between a picnic and enjoying some wine and chocolate while watching a beautiful sunset with your loved one.

Whether you’re dining in at a fancy restaurant overlooking the spectacle with desert, standing on the balcony taking in the vivid colors, or propped up on a park bench with your partner, there are so many ways to enjoy wine and chocolates at sunset on Valentine’s Day.

20. Try an Escape Room

An Escape Room might not spring to mind when you think Valentine’s Day, but when it comes to working together, nothing quite matches the companionship and cooperation that comes from escaping an Escape Room. With plenty of venues available, each with different options, just select your difficulty, maybe bring along a few other couples, and let the escape begin!

21. Visit Your Local Brewery

Don’t knock it until you’ve tried it. Whether your partner enjoys a pint or two, your local brewery is sure to have some quality drinks on tap for everyone to enjoy. Plus, with plenty of brewers teaming up with local restaurants and food trucks, you can add a delicious meal on top of a round of drinks for you and your boo.