PARIS
540 Tours Reviewed
Paris under the sea, minus the wet suit. At Aquarium de Paris near the Trocadéro Gardens, you get a focused introduction to ocean life with 10,000+ fish from around the world, plus a separate entrance to help you get inside…
Italian pasta with Paris in motion. On Trattoria en Seine’s Le Théo boat, you eat a true 3-course Italian meal while the Seine carries you past major landmarks. I like the simple 2-hour cruise pace (it feels unrushed) and the…
Dinner on the Seine feels like Paris on rails. You glide past landmark bridges and monuments while dining to live music, then switch to a DJ set when you’re ready to dance. I love the Eiffel Tower views from the…
Paris by bike feels like a shortcut to real. This 3-hour small-group ride takes you off the usual routes at a leisurely pace, so you get a practical feel for how different parts of Paris connect. I especially love the…
Montmartre tastes better with a plan. This gourmet walk threads food stops through the cobbled streets of the artist quarter, then finishes with a big view from Sacré-Cœur. I love the small-group size because you’re not just standing around waiting…
Paris looks different from the Seine. This is a smooth, low-stress way to clock major sights from the water on a 100% electric boat. I especially like the live French-and-English guide (with real stories, not just facts) and how the…
The Eiffel Tower looks best with the right angle. This private photoshoot pairs you with a professional local photographer who handles the posing, picks smart viewpoints around the tower, and delivers edited images fast. I especially like the hands-on guidance…
Normandy has a way of grabbing you fast. This one-day route from Paris packs the key D-Day stops—Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and the American Cemetery—plus Arromanches and Juno, all with an expert guide driving the story. If you get…
A day at Versailles, with wheels and a plan. I like how this tour pairs easy cycling with real historical stops like Marie-Antoinette’s hamlet and the Trianons. I also love the structure: you shop the famous market for your picnic,…
Paris arrives on a plate and river views. This Bateaux Parisiens gourmet lunch cruise turns the Seine into a moving dining room, with a glass-canopy boat and a route lined with UNESCO-listed riverbanks. You also get an aperitif at boarding,…
Montmartre is a hill you can walk. This 90-minute English tour strings together the district’s art myths, poetic corners, and famous lookouts into one doable route. You’ll go beyond the postcard stuff by focusing on small sights and the people…
Want Eiffel Tower with facts and stairs? It’s a guided climb that combines history talk on-site with a real physical ascent—then you get free time to enjoy the view. I like that you’re not just moving from A to B;…
Paris at night looks different from the Seine. This 1-hour ride leaves from Port de la Bourdonnais at the Eiffel Tower and glides past the big illuminated landmarks, with reflections on the water and glowing bridges. I like that you…
This show turns Parisian glamour up a notch. Crazy Horse Paris is built around femininity and high-style performance, and the newest chapter, Totally Crazy, keeps the pace tight with lighting and projection effects. I also like that the dancers are…
A single rock island can feel like a whole world. This day trip takes you from central Paris to Mont Saint-Michel, where the abbey crowns a medieval, tide-shaped village and the views look unreal up close. I love the private,…
