Paris Landmarks Golf Cart Tour: Montmartre, Eiffel Tower & Pickup

Montmartre strolls, Paris icons & quiet corners by golf cart

You’ll ride through Paris in a private golf cart with pickup included, seeing icons like Montmartre’s winding streets and the Eiffel Tower up close. Expect quick stops for photos, stories from your local guide, and small moments—like fresh bread scents or laughter in hidden squares—that stick with you long after you leave.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Paris landmarks by golf cart

• Stop at Place Saint Germain des Prés
• Visit 6th century church
• Pass through Furstenberg Square
• Pass Musée d'Orsay
• Pass National Assembly
• Pass Place de la Concorde
• Pass Elysée Palace exit
• Pass Petit Palais
• Pass Grand Palais
• Pass Champs-Élysées avenue
• Pass Alexander III bridge
• Stop at Arc de Triomphe
• Stop at Eiffel Tower
• Pass Military School
• Pass Invalides
• Pass Rodin Museum
• Stop at Saint-Sulpice Church
• Pass Pantheon
• Stop at Luxembourg Garden
• Pass Place de l’Estrapade (optional)
• Pass Ile de la Cité
• Walk past Notre-Dame de Paris

The Experience

“You see that lamp post? It’s older than my grandmother,” said Jean, our driver, as we rattled into Place Furstenberg. He had this habit of pointing out things I’d never notice—like the way the morning light slid between Saint-Sulpice Church’s columns or how the bakery smells changed block by block in the 6th arrondissement. I was still half awake when he picked us up, but after a few minutes in that open golf cart, wind on my face and traffic sounds bouncing off old stone walls, I felt wide awake in a way coffee doesn’t do.

We zipped past so many places I’d only ever seen in movies—the Grand Palais’ glass roof flashing in the sun, people crossing Place de la Concorde like they had somewhere important to be (maybe they did). Jean slowed down by the Pont Alexandre III and told us about the World’s Fair—he made it sound like it happened last year instead of 1900. And then there was Montmartre. We actually got out to walk those uneven cobblestones—my shoes didn’t love it but my eyes did. A woman selling postcards smiled at me when I tried to say “bonjour” with my accent; she laughed but not unkindly.

The stop at the Eiffel Tower felt almost too quick—just enough time for a photo and a bit of history about its construction (which I promptly forgot because honestly, I was distracted by a couple kissing under an umbrella nearby). Rain started spitting just as we passed the Rodin Museum gardens; everything smelled green and damp for a minute. There were moments when I wished we could linger longer—like outside Notre-Dame or watching old men play chess near Luxembourg Gardens—but maybe that’s what makes these glimpses feel special. You can always come back.

Top questions

Is hotel pickup included on this Paris landmarks tour?

Yes, private transportation with pickup is included for this golf cart tour.

How long do we stop at each landmark?

You stop for just a few minutes at select sites for photos; most of the tour is spent moving between locations.

Can infants join this Paris golf cart tour?

Yes, infants can ride on an adult’s lap or in a stroller/pram during the tour.

Will we visit Montmartre on this tour?

Yes, there is time to walk around Montmartre’s cobbled streets and browse local shops.

Are entry fees to attractions included?

No entry fees are needed; you view monuments from outside with commentary from your guide.

Is this tour suitable for all fitness levels?

Yes, it's suitable for all fitness levels since most time is spent riding; walking is minimal and optional.

Can service animals join this Paris landmarks golf cart tour?

Yes, service animals are allowed on this private tour.

What’s included

Your day includes private transportation by golf cart with hotel pickup and drop-off. A certified local guide leads you through central Paris districts like Montmartre and along sights such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame. You’ll have short stops for photos and stories at key landmarks before returning to your starting point.