PARIS
178 Tours Reviewed
Paris has secret corners most maps miss. This 2-hour walking tour takes you off the main sights and into Paris’s quieter green pockets—secret-sounding gardens, leafy squares, and tucked-in parks that make the city feel more like a lived-in neighborhood than…
Montmartre turns into a story in 90 minutes. I like how the route hits the neighborhood’s headline sights without making you hunt around, especially the Je t’aime wall and the art stops that explain why this area mattered. I also…
One corner. One phone. A lot of meaning. This GPS audio tour threads together key Jewish Paris sites with hands-free, step-by-step narration—and you can play it 24/7 when it fits your day. Two things I really like: the audio is…
Old Paris comes alive on foot. This German-speaking private walking tour takes you through the Latin Quarter, the Left Bank’s student heart, and does it in a way that’s easy to follow and actually useful. I love that you get…
Paris can get under your skin. This Paris ghost walking tour turns a normal walk through Île de la Cité into a story-led route, with chills tied to real, famous landmarks. I especially like the way the guide uses Pont…
Haussmann’s lines are still walking with you. In just two hours, this private tour turns famous streets and buildings into a clear story about the 19th-century redesign that remade Paris. You get the big-picture plan, then you see the results…
Paris has layers. This tour shows the seams. In just two hours, you walk through parts of Paris where the Middle Ages still show up in stone, street patterns, and building façades. I like that the route focuses on major…
You feel the pull of Montmartre fast. This guided walk threads you through the artist neighborhood’s twisty streets and up to Sacré-Cœur for a top-of-the-hill Paris panorama. I love the street-level stories about famous residents like Picasso, Van Gogh, and…
Montmartre makes sense fast with a guide. This semi-private, roughly two-hour walk pairs art-world street stories with the big-photo hits of Moulin Rouge and Sacré-Cœur. I love the small group setup, because you can actually hear the guide, ask questions,…
Paris on foot sounds simple. It’s not. This 2-hour Left Bank walking tour strings together the places where writers and painters actually spent time, argued, drank coffee, and turned real streets into famous scenes. I like the way the tour…
Montmartre has a way of rewriting your mental map of Paris. This small-group walk is built for the neighborhood feel, with a born-and-raised guide, local stories, and a pace that lets you actually look around. I like two things right…
Golden-hour glow starts here. This 2-hour walk is interesting because it mixes holiday lights with an actual local pace, so you’re not just shuffling between big sights—you’re getting pointed down the prettiest streets and passageways. I also like that the…
Ready for Paris hauntings with your phone? This smartphone audioguided walk threads through iconic spots like the Louvre and Notre-Dame, with auto-triggered stories that lean macabre and fun. You’ll move off the usual beaten lanes, hearing about secret passages and…
Food and art in Montmartre, in 2.5 hours. I like this tour because it pairs Sacré-Cœur panoramic views with real bites—macarons, chouquettes, toffee, cheese, cold cuts, and wine. You also get Montmartre’s artist vibe, with stops that feel more lived-in…
Paris has a quieter food secret. This 2-hour walking food tour (about 3 hours total) takes you through Aligre Market in the 12th arrondissement, just a stone’s throw from Opéra Bastille. You’re not just sampling food—you’re learning how locals buy,…
