PARIS
540 Tours Reviewed
Macarons can feel fancy. This class turns them into a hands-on family activity. I like that you get true step-by-step work (mixing, piping, garnishing) without needing baking instincts first. I also like the focus on keeping different ages engaged, with…
Your appetite gets a map here. In just 3 hours in Le Marais, you bounce between bakery, cheese counter, a seated lunch, and dessert stops, with wines flowing (or non-alcoholic options). I love the classic pairing of croissants and croque-monsieur,…
Paris at night looks better from water level. This Seine dinner cruise is built for exactly that moment—sparkling landmarks glide past while you stay warm and seated with window seating and a proper sit-down meal. I love that it’s a…
If Champagne is your thing, this day clicks fast. This Reims-based tour mixes big-name sights with hands-on visits to small Champagne houses, then backs it up with multiple tastings and an included meal. You’ll ride in an 8-passenger minivan, learn…
Versailles feels bigger when you pedal. This full-day bike tour is a smart way to cover the 2,000+ acres without spending your whole day in gridlock lines or walking every footpath. I especially like the combo of a market stop…
D-Day hits harder with the right route. This small-group trip strings together the key WWII sites in Normandy with round-trip transport from central Paris and a real guide who helps you make sense of what you’re seeing. You start early,…
Some tours taste like eating. This one teaches you how. I love that you start at Mouffetard Market—one of the oldest food stops in the Latin Quarter—so the tasting doesn’t feel random. Then Chef Sommelier Alex turns the meal into…
Picasso deserves a museum visit, not a quick stop. This ticket takes you to the Musée National Picasso, built to show Picasso’s complete work across painting, sculpture, engraving, and illustration—down to the paper trail of how he made it. If…
Notre-Dame is more than a building. It’s a working timeline of Paris, and this guided tour helps you read it fast. You start with the famous exterior details, then shift to the interior if you choose the scheduled access option,…
Four macarons, one iconic setting. This macaron bakery class takes place inside Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, right in the Opera district, so you’re learning French pastry skills while standing in one of Paris’s most fun shopping spaces. I like that the…
The Louvre can feel like a maze. This setup helps you start strong with pre-arranged entry and a Masterpieces digital audio guide on your phone. I like that the experience is built for self-guided pacing. You meet your English host…
One ticket, two easy Paris highlights. This combo is fun because it pairs a Grévin Wax Museum celebrity walk-through with an efficient Seine cruise that shows major sights in about an hour. I love how quickly you get both pop-culture…
Crazy Horse is a fast, adult Paris night. It’s built around one big thing: a high-glam, avant-garde cabaret show called Totally Crazy, celebrating 65 years of the Crazy Horse style, with live dancers, singers, and music in an intimate room.…
Paris looks better when lunch comes with a view. If you want the Eiffel Tower experience with less stress, this late lunch format makes it easy: you get a reserved meal at Madame Brasserie on the first floor, plus elevator…
Paris looks best at night. This cruise turns that glow into an actual dinner plan. You get the Seine River views of Paris’ key sights from the water, plus a live singer that gives the whole evening an intimate, cozy…
