PARIS
2731 Tours Reviewed
Monet in Giverny is a lot closer than you think. This day trip pairs Claude Monet’s house and gardens with a stress-free visit to the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet, so you get art time and shopping time in one clean schedule.…
Electric bikes make Versailles feel reachable. You get to leave Paris the fun way, pedal past houseboat barges, and roll into Parc de Saint-Cloud with a guide who keeps things calm, even if traffic makes you nervous. This is private…
One hour. One bracelet. One big smile. This Paris workshop is a hands-on souvenir, not a take-a-photo-and-leave stop. I like that you pick from a huge selection of semi-precious stones and accessories, and the host guides you step by step…
Latin Quarter has a soundtrack worth hearing. This self-guided audio walk threads together the fifth arrondissement’s architecture, street life, and writerly energy, from places tied to Hemingway to the Pantheon and the Sorbonne. I especially like how it turns you…
Montmartre can be a lot with kids. This tour keeps everyone moving at a kid-ready pace, with a treasure hunt activity book and Sacre-Coeur panoramic views as your big payoff. It’s built for families with younger children, and it feels…
Skip the Louvre stress. This private Louvre tour turns a huge, crowded museum into a focused, personal experience. You get hotel pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle, then a guide steers your route so you see the big works…
A classic Mercedes makes Paris feel personal. This private tour pairs a vintage Mercedes 280 SE with a guide who focuses on the less-traveled side of the city, so you get a new angle on landmarks you might not seek…
Great art, packed into one day. This Orsay-to-Louvre combo is built for people who want the big names plus helpful stories, without getting lost in two enormous museums. I like that you get guided time in both museums (Orsay in…
Step into the Louvre, with a plan. This Louvre Essential Private tour is a 3-hour, just-your-party visit that’s designed to make the museum feel manageable without turning it into a checklist. I like that you start with the basics of…
Paris history feels different on foot. This 2-hour Great Women in Parisian History walk puts women’s influence at the center, with a live English guide and a route that links major landmarks like the Panthéon, the Curie Institute, the Latin…
Food is the best passport in Paris. This full-day small-group walk pairs the classic neighborhoods of Bastille and St-Germain-des-Prés with practical tastings you can actually build on later. You start at Marché d’Aligre, then work your way through chocolate shops,…
Montmartre turns you into a movie extra fast. This 1-hour Montmartre photo tour pairs a guided walk with a private photoshoot, so you get both the story of the neighborhood and the pictures to match. Karol Wójcik leads the experience,…
Paris has a way of turning errands into cravings. This tour is built for that exact mood: a focused walk through Le Marais, guided by a food specialist who helps you skip the guesswork. You’ll head to at least two…
A quiet pocket of Paris, powered by your phone. This self-guided audio tour around Parc Montsouris sends you through back streets and small public spaces instead of the usual big sights, and the audio plays automatically using GPS. I especially…
A natural skincare workshop in the Marais is surprisingly practical. In just 60 minutes at the Amalthea boutique, you learn how skin works, what it needs, and the right gestures—plus you leave with a refillable travel-size product. You’ll also get…
