PARIS
2010 Tours Reviewed
Paris in a tiny car is a laugh. This 90-minute private 2CV tour strings together big landmarks and classic neighborhoods in a very Paris way: you glide between sights while your guide points out what to notice. I like that…
Mona Lisa, minus the usual chaos. This 3-hour reserved morning tour is built for people who want the Louvre’s biggest-name art without spending half the day wandering and herding themselves through crowds. I like two things most: you get reserved…
Paris in love looks good after dark. This Valentine’s dinner cruise turns the Seine into a moving, candlelit photo frame, with night views plus a 4-course French meal served on board. You start in central Paris and glide past key…
Two museums, one clear art timeline. I like how the tour builds a Louvre-to-Orsay chronology so the chaos turns into a straight-line story, and I also love the reserved entry that helps you spend your energy on art instead of…
Champagne days can be surprisingly organized. This one strings together three major Épernay houses with guided cellar time, two separate double-tasting sessions, and a 3-course lunch with a Moët aperitif. I like that it’s built for real drinking knowledge, not…
Belleau Wood is history you can walk. This day trip from Paris lets you see the ground where the U.S. Marines fought in 1918, then connect it with the big memorials and the Museum of the Great War in Meaux.…
Champagne country sounds fancy. This day makes it practical. You get round-trip transport from Paris plus English guided time inside two top Champagne houses, with a couple of photo-friendly stops built in. Two things I like a lot: you spend…
Three hours, and Paris feels twice as big. This private bike tour gives you a fast, scenic hit of the city’s big icons, timed to what you can actually enjoy on two wheels. You get an easy, bike-friendly route, flexible…
Eiffel Tower nights have a secret flavor. This experience turns a classic Paris sight into a sunset picnic with live French chanson storytelling, timed so you see the Eiffel Tower light up after dark. I especially love the local-style apéro…
Montmartre hits different when you walk it with a guide. This solo-friendly tour mixes street-level charm with art-world stories, from Moulin Rouge up through Sacré-Cœur—plus stops that most people miss, like a calm love-themed wall and a rarely seen panorama.…
Your appetite sets the pace in Paris. This walking food tour is a smart way to see the Latin Quarter and eat your way through classic French favorites with a local guide. I like two things a lot: the La…
Galeries Lafayette feels like a department store and a movie set at once. This guided tour takes you inside closed-store spaces and tells you how the building became a Paris landmark, with access that goes beyond what you usually see…
Montmartre tells stories on every corner. I loved how the tour ties Café Deux Moulins (known from Amélie) to the real artistic atmosphere of the hill, and then moves on to Van Gogh’s house to explain why this neighborhood mattered.…
Marais streets with real stories. This English walking tour is built for people who want more than postcards. In about two hours, you’ll connect revolutionary Paris, literary landmarks, and quieter memorials most visitors miss, all while moving through the neighborhood…
Cheese first, then Paris by bicycle. This 3-hour guided bike and food tour is a smart way to see central neighborhoods on wheels and still slow down for tastings, with stops built around Paris markets and iconic squares. I like…
