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Paris Montmartre Walking Tour: Moulin Rouge, Vineyards & Local StoriesYou’ll walk Montmartre’s cobbled lanes with a true local guide in English, seeing Moulin Rouge and Sacré-Cœur up close while hearing stories only residents share. Pause in Clos Montmartre vineyard for rare quiet in Paris, watch artists at work in Place du Tertre, and end with city views you might remember longer than you expect.
Versailles & Giverny Day Trip: Private Tour with PickupYou’ll walk mirrored halls at Versailles with your private guide before crossing green countryside to Monet’s gardens in Giverny. Skip lines, breathe in peony-scented air among water lilies, and end your day wandering village lanes—with all transport handled so you can just take it in.
Montmartre: Pastry & Chocolate Food Tour with 6 TastingsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s winding streets with a local guide, tasting six different pastries and chocolates along the way—including artisan macarons and secret specialties. Snap photos near Sacré-Cœur Basilica and finish by Moulin Rouge. Expect laughter, new flavors, and small surprises you’ll remember long after you leave Paris.
Eiffel Tower Lunch Madame Brasserie Paris: Seine ViewsMadame Brasserie is a restaurant on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower in Paris where you order a three or four-course lunch with wine, water, coffee and an aperitif, then sit down to eat while looking out at the Seine and the landmarks around it. Elevator access to the first floor is included, and the meal lasts roughly 90 minutes. You choose between seating that faces the river or the interior of the brasserie, and the menu is guided by chef Thierry Marx, who sources ingredients from Paris markets and changes the dishes with the season.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon in Paris and want to eat well without leaving the city to find a restaurant—the Eiffel Tower location and the included lift mean you're already inside the monument, and the menu changes with the season so the meal stays fresh even if you come back.
2CV night tour Paris: Private car with local Parisian guideYou’ll ride through Paris at night in a classic 2CV with a born-and-raised local guide—windows down, headlights gliding past icons like the Eiffel Tower and Grand Palais. Expect spontaneous stops for photos, funny stories only Parisians know, and maybe even a little music drifting in from the Seine. It’s relaxed, flexible, and more personal than any bus tour could ever be.Is it for me?Built for travelers who want the city after dark without navigating traffic or planning stops—the guide is Parisian-born and picks the route based on what you want to see and where you're staying.
Paris: Musée d'Orsay & Montmartre Private Art TourYou’ll trace the story of Impressionism from inside Musée d’Orsay’s echoing halls to Montmartre’s winding lanes with a private guide by your side. See works by Monet and Van Gogh up close, ride between districts in comfort, wander past artist haunts like Moulin Rouge and Place du Tertre, and pause inside Sacré-Cœur — all at your own pace.
Paris to CDG Airport Transfer: Private Car & Local ChauffeurYou’ll feel looked after from the second you land at CDG or step out of your hotel in Paris. Expect an easy meet-and-greet with your local chauffeur, a comfortable private car, and zero stress about timing or luggage (as long as you stick to what’s booked). It’s simple travel done right — and somehow feels personal.
Private Paris tour in a 1976 Volkswagen van with guideA private guided tour of Paris in a restored 1976 Volkswagen van or 1977 Citroën 2CV, both with roll-back sunroofs, driven by a local guide who speaks English. You'll pass the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Sacré-Cœur, the Louvre and Notre-Dame, then veer into neighborhoods most tours skip. Pickup is included; the tour runs two hours.Is it for me?The tour is driven, not walked, so there's no hiking or standing around—you're riding the whole time with the convertible roof open. This works well if you want to cover ground and see a lot of Paris without the fatigue of a walking tour, or if you're traveling with small children or anyone who can't manage hours on foot.
Private Paris tour in 2CV: Hidden streets and side alleysA private 2-hour tour of Paris in a vintage 2CV, with a guide who knows the city's lesser-known streets, squares and passages. You choose the departure time, and the driver picks you up anywhere in central Paris (zip codes 75001–75020). The tour covers Rue François Miron, Hôtel de Sens, Arènes de Lutèce, Panthéon, Jardin du Luxembourg, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Pont des Arts and Pont Bir-Hakeim, moving at a pace that lets you absorb each stop instead of racing through a checklist. Blankets are provided in cold weather and refreshments when it's hot.Is it for me?Book the daytime tour if you want to see the architecture and street art clearly; choose the nighttime departure if you prefer Paris lit up and a quieter atmosphere. Either way, the 2-hour window and fixed route mean you're not building the day yourself—the guide handles the timing and the stops, so you can focus on what you're seeing instead of navigation.
Versailles electric scooter tour: 600 hectares in 2 hoursAn electric scooter tour of Versailles with a certified guide covers the 600-hectare park, the Versailles Fountains, the Grand Trianon, forest paths along the Grand Canal, and the old town districts in 2 hours. The route adapts to riders' comfort level; groups stay under 7 people. Helmets, gloves, glasses, and weather gear are provided; the scooters are all-terrain and accessible to people with reduced mobility.Is it for me?Two hours is short enough to fit between other plans in Versailles, but long enough to cover the park, the fountains, the Grand Trianon, and the old town without rushing—so you see both the royal estate and the city's forgotten corners in one ride. If you want to spend the afternoon in the palace itself, book this tour for the morning or skip the castle visit entirely and spend your day on the scooter instead.
Versailles Palace: Private Tour & Hotel Pickup ParisYou’ll walk through Versailles Palace with a private guide who brings royal history to life (and answers your weirdest questions). See the Hall of Mirrors up close, wander through French gardens after the crowds thin out, and enjoy easy hotel pickup from Paris so you can just relax and take it all in.
Paris Louvre: Small Group Highlights Tour with GuideYou’ll wander Paris’ Louvre Museum with a small group and local guide who brings masterpieces—and their secrets—to life. Expect laughter over art myths, close-up looks at icons like Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, plus quiet corners most visitors miss. You’ll leave feeling less like a tourist and more like you’ve shared in something quietly grand.
Paris Tuktuk Tour: Eiffel Tower, Champs-Élysées & Private RouteYou ride in a private electric tuktuk through central Paris, choosing which landmarks to stop at and how long to stay at each one. The route typically includes the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Pont Alexandre III, Place de la Concorde, and the Louvre, but you can customize it entirely. Your driver provides historical context and stops wherever you point. Bottled water is included, and the whole experience is fully privatized for your group alone.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paris's main landmarks without following a rigid group schedule or arranging your own transport — the private tuktuk and flexible routing let you move at your own pace and decide what matters to you, which is what makes a few hours feel like you actually chose what you saw.
Paris E-Bike Tour: Small Group Ride & Optional Seine CruiseYou’ll pedal through Paris on an e-bike with a small group and local guide—gliding past icons like the Louvre and Place de la Concorde into hidden corners of the Latin Quarter. Feel student life buzzing around Saint-Sulpice, pause by Notre Dame, then choose to unwind on a Seine river cruise after your ride. You’ll leave feeling like part of the city’s rhythm.
Paris Le Marais: Food Tour with Wine & Small GroupYou’ll wander Le Marais with a local guide, tasting fresh croissants, artisan cheeses paired with wine, crispy falafel from the Jewish quarter, classic French onion soup, and handmade chocolates. Expect small group warmth, real stories behind every bite, and those little sensory moments you’ll remember long after—like flaky pastry in your hands or laughter over mispronounced French.
Versailles Bike Tour & King's Apartments: 8.5-Hour AccessYou ride bikes through the Versailles gardens and fountains, stop to pick up picnic supplies at the market, then enter the Palace with your guide for access to the King's apartments, Hall of Mirrors, and Marie Antoinette's Hameau. All entry fees and bike rental are included, and the small-group format means you're not herded through with a hundred other people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the full Versailles estate in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, and timing — the bike covers distance the palace alone wouldn't, and the guide gets you past the entry lines and into the rooms most visitors don't reach.
Père Lachaise Cemetery: Private Tour & Celebrity GravesYou get a private guide who knows Père Lachaise's layout and history, spending roughly two hours finding celebrity graves and hidden corners at your own pace. The tour includes access to the cemetery and a guide who customizes stops based on what interests you, which means you skip the big groups and the rushed feeling. You decide when to linger and what to skip, and the guide handles the navigation and the stories.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the famous graves at Père Lachaise without joining a large group tour — the private guide and flexible timing mean you move at your own pace and ask questions without feeling rushed.
Père Lachaise Cemetery tour Paris: 2-hour small groupYou'll walk through Paris's largest cemetery with a specialist guide who knows the stories behind the graves of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf and Chopin, plus architectural details most visitors miss. The tour lasts two hours, stays in small groups, and includes all the context you'd otherwise spend time researching. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water if you need it.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand the cemetery's history and famous residents without navigating it alone or spending hours researching who's buried where — the guide handles the stories and logistics so you just walk and listen.
Museum of the Great War Paris: 70,000 Objects & WWI EntryYou get entry to the full 70,000-piece collection with audioguides and family activities included. The museum is fully accessible, suitable for children and adults, and designed around one historian's fifty-year effort to preserve how the First World War was actually lived. Check the closing dates in late August before booking.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to understand the First World War through objects and documents rather than text alone, and for families with children who need activities and accessible spaces — the museum's design means you don't have to choose between depth and comfort.
Paris Le Marais: Pastry tour with local guide & tastingsYou’ll stroll through Paris’ Le Marais district with a local guide, tasting four different French pastries at real neighborhood bakeries (not tourist traps). Hear stories behind each treat, get tips for more places to visit, and enjoy flexible stops based on your tastes or dietary needs — all while soaking up the atmosphere you’ll remember long after the last crumb.
