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Paris Latin Quarter Walking Tour: Shakespeare & Company, Sorbonne, PanthéonYou’ll wander Paris’s Latin Quarter with a local guide, tracing old Roman roads and ducking into medieval churches before browsing at Shakespeare & Company. Feel history at the Pantheon and pause for coffee where writers once lingered. The tour leaves you with more questions than answers—in the best way.
Vintage 2CV Paris Tour: Hidden Neighborhoods by Classic CarA 2-hour guided tour of Paris in a vintage Citroën 2CV with a Parisian guide covers Montmartre, Le Marais, the 5th and 6th arrondissements, and stops at Saint-Sulpice Church, the Panthéon, and Luxembourg Gardens. The car's size lets you reach narrow cobblestone streets and quieter corners of the city. Pickup is included; champagne can be added at checkout. The itinerary may shift due to traffic or events.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Paris's quieter, older streets and historic neighborhoods without the crowds of a larger bus—the 2CV's size is what opens those narrow routes. If you prefer staying seated and moving quickly between major sights, a standard tour bus covers more ground in the same time.
Paris: Evening French Cooking Class & Latin Quarter MarketYou’ll shop lively Paris markets for fresh ingredients (if you pick the 6-hour option), then cook alongside locals in a cozy kitchen. Taste French wine and cheese as you learn classic recipes together—salmon tartare, coq au vin, poached peaches—and end up sharing dinner around one big table. It’s relaxed, hands-on, and full of small moments you’ll remember long after.
Paris: Wine & Cheese Tasting with Champagne & 5 French WinesYou taste six French cheeses paired with one champagne, two white wines and three reds from France's most famous regions. A sommelier teaches you how to taste like a professional and explains the pairing logic behind each course. Two hours, French bread included, in a small tasting room near the Eiffel Tower.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand French wine and cheese rather than just taste them, and who have two uninterrupted hours in Paris. The sommelier's teaching is what makes the pairings stick, so you leave knowing how to apply what you learned at home.
Versailles Palace: Guided Tour & Hall of Mirrors with Local GuideYou get a guided walk through Versailles Palace's most important rooms — the Royal Apartments, Royal Chapel, and the 73-meter Hall of Mirrors with its 357 mirrors — with a local guide and headset so you hear everything clearly. After the tour ends, you have free time to explore the 2,000-acre gardens on your own. Timed entry to the palace is arranged; garden access and any special shows cost extra.Is it for me?Book this if you want the palace's main rooms explained by someone who knows them, rather than reading plaques alone — the headset and guide take the guesswork out of what you're looking at, and the timed entry gets you past the worst of the entry-line crowds.
Eiffel Tower: Climb to 2nd Floor & Summit Access with GuideYou climb the Eiffel Tower's first two levels on foot with a local guide who shares the tower's construction stories and Paris history, then take the elevator to the summit at 906 feet. You stay at the top as long as you want, and the small group size (under 19) means you're not packed in with crowds. Moderate fitness is needed for the 674 steps, and the whole outing fits into a single afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually climb part of the Eiffel Tower but don't want to tackle all 674 steps to the summit—the guide handles the lower levels and the story, the elevator handles the final push, and you get the full view without the full exhaustion.
Paris: St Germain Food Tour with Cheeses, Foie Gras & WineYou’ll wander Saint-Germain’s lively streets with a local guide who knows every bakery and bistro by heart. Taste French cheeses, foie gras, fine wines, and pastries—including a secret dish you’ll be thinking about long after. Expect laughter, new flavors, and real stories between bites—the kind of afternoon that lingers.
Paris: Private Louvre Tour for Kids & Families with Art GuideYou’ll see the Louvre through your children’s eyes on this private family tour in Paris—skip lines with prebooked tickets, follow an expert art guide who keeps everyone engaged, and tailor your route as you go. Expect stories that stick and moments that make even grown-ups smile.
Versailles Palace & Gardens: Golf Cart Tour & Skip-the-LineYou ride through the Versailles Gardens by golf cart with a local guide, then walk through the Hall of Mirrors, Royal Chapel, State Apartment, and private royal chambers with priority entry. The tour includes full estate access via Versailles Passport Tickets and skip-the-line privileges, so you move straight through instead of queuing. You finish with free time at the Grand Trianon before heading back.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers who want to see the main palace highlights and gardens without arranging separate tickets or navigating the estate on foot — the golf cart covers the sprawling grounds efficiently, and skip-the-line access means you start the experience immediately instead of joining the morning queue.
Paris: Electric Bike Family Tour & Top Landmarks RideYou’ll glide through Paris on an electric bike with your family or friends, led by a local guide who keeps things relaxed and fun. Expect quick stops at icons like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame, riverside riding along the Seine, stories you won’t find in guidebooks—and plenty of chances to laugh at yourself along the way.
Paris: Vintage Sidecar Motorcycle Tour & Montmartre StopsYou’ll ride through Paris in a vintage sidecar with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect stops at Montmartre, Sacré-Coeur, and quirky places you’d miss on foot. Hotel pickup is included — just bring your sense of humor (and maybe a scarf for your hair). The city feels different when you’re this close to it.
Wine and Cheese Tour Paris: 5 French Wines in a Private CellarYou taste five French wines paired with artisanal cheeses in a private cellar while a sommelier explains wine regions, Champagne production, and food pairing. The tour is in English, runs about two hours, and groups stay between 6 and 25 people. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Right for wine and cheese lovers who want to learn while tasting, not just order from a menu. Plan for about two hours in a cellar with 6–25 other people — that's what lets the sommelier give real attention to questions and keep the conversation going.
Paris Marais & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour Max 12 GuestsYou’ll wander through Paris’ Marais district with a small group, led by a local guide who shares stories you won’t find in guidebooks. Expect bakery scents on Rue des Rosiers, quiet moments in hidden gardens, and lively squares like Place des Vosges. You’ll leave feeling connected to both history and daily life here — maybe even craving another pastry.
Paris: Notre Dame Exterior Tour & Flexible Cathedral EntryYou’ll start with a guided walk around Notre Dame’s exterior—hearing stories and spotting details you’d miss alone—before entering at your own pace with free admission. Expect time to soak in stained glass windows, sacred relics, and centuries-old stonework. The mix of expert guidance and solo wandering makes it feel personal—something that lingers long after you leave.
Paris Running Tour: Private 5-Mile Route from Your HotelYou’ll jog through Paris with a local guide who adapts to your pace, starting right from your hotel door. Expect stories at famous spots like the Louvre and Seine, plenty of stops for photos (your guide handles that), water if it’s hot, and small surprises along the way. You’ll leave feeling more connected to Paris than you thought possible on a run.
Giverny & Auvers: Monet’s Garden, Van Gogh House Day Trip ParisYou’ll step through Monet’s blooming gardens in Giverny and cross his iconic green bridge before exploring his colorful family home. In Auvers-sur-Oise, wander quiet streets where Van Gogh painted his last works and stand in his simple room at Auberge Ravoux. With a local guide handling transport and entry fees, you’ll see art come alive—and maybe feel it linger on your way back to Paris.
Champagne & Reims: Day Trip with Cellar Tastings & LunchYou’ll slip into cool Champagne cellars near Épernay, taste sparkling wines poured by local families, share stories over a vineyard lunch, and stand quietly inside Reims Cathedral where history echoes off ancient stones. Expect laughter, new flavors, and maybe one or two surprises you’ll think about long after you’re home.
Paris: French Cooking Class & Lunch in Chef’s HomeYou’ll step inside a real Parisian apartment, tie on an apron with a small group, and learn to cook classic French dishes from scratch under a local chef’s gentle guidance. Taste your own creations over lunch at the chef’s table, swap stories with fellow travelers, and take home recipes (plus probably a few olive oil stains). It’s warm, hands-on — you might even surprise yourself.
Paris: Paradis Latin Cabaret Dinner & Guy Savoy ShowYou arrive at a historic cabaret on the Left Bank, watch a pre-show while artists move through the room, then sit for a 3-course dinner signed by Guy Savoy with wine and champagne included. The main show features 30 performers, live singing, and modern French Cancan choreography. Real interaction between stage and table keeps the evening from feeling like a performance you're watching from behind glass. The whole evening is built around the fact that you don't have to arrange transport, book a separate restaurant, or figure out timing — it's all one night, one place.Is it for me?Book this if you want dinner, a show, and the history of a Parisian cabaret all in one evening without arranging separate reservations — the fact that everything happens in one room at one time is what makes the night feel like a single experience instead of two separate things you're checking off.
Paris: Private Horse & Carriage Ride with ChampagneYou’ll ride through Paris in a private horse-drawn carriage with Champagne and cozy blankets, passing icons like the Eiffel Tower and Champs-Elysées. Expect laughter, local stories from your coachman, and moments where Paris feels quieter than you imagined. It’s not just sightseeing — it’s sharing something quietly special together.
