Paris: Vintage Citroën 2CV Private Tour with Pickup

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Duration3h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · FR

PickupAt your hotel

Paris icons & secret corners from a classic 2CV with stories

You’ll ride through Paris in a vintage Citroën 2CV with a local guide who shares real stories—not just facts—about places like Montmartre and Bastille. Expect soft seats, open windows, hotel pickup and drop-off, plus small surprises along the way that make Paris feel personal. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s sharing laughter and little moments you’ll remember.

Step-by-step itinerary

Paris vintage car tour highlights

Pass by Moulin Rouge
Visit Sacré-Cœur Basilica
Stop at Place de la Bastille
Visit Arènes de Lutèce
Pass by Hôtel de Sens
Pass by Île Saint-Louis
Pass by Panthéon
Pass by Fontaine Saint-Sulpice
Pass by Quartier Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Pass by Pont-Neuf
Pass by Musée d'Orsay
Pass by Assemblée Nationale
Pass by Place Vauban
Stop at Place Jacques Rueff
Stop at Place du Trocadéro-et-du-11-Novembre
Pass by Arc de Triomphe
Pass by Place Gérard-Oury
Pass by Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche
Pass by Pont Bir-hakeim
Pass by Bastille

The Experience

“You know, I didn’t expect to laugh so much in a car,” is how our driver Pierre started as we squeezed into the little Citroën 2CV outside our hotel in Paris. The seats were softer than they looked—sort of like old corduroy, if that makes sense. He wore this striped Saint James shirt and a grin that made me feel like we’d known him for years. We rolled down the windows (they flip up, which is weirdly satisfying) and rattled off towards Montmartre. I caught a whiff of fresh croissants somewhere near Moulin Rouge—maybe it was just my imagination or maybe someone had just opened their bakery door.

Pierre’s stories tumbled out as fast as the city passed by: why the Bastille matters to Parisians, which bridge lovers still lock their hearts to (even though they’re not supposed to). At Sacré-Cœur he pointed out the steps where locals sun themselves after work, and at Île Saint-Louis he slowed so we could hear street musicians playing something slow and sad on an accordion. There was this moment at Place de la Bastille when the light hit the cobblestones just right—I don’t know why but I remember thinking, “This is what postcards try to capture.”

The best part? No crowds pressed against us—just us, Pierre’s running commentary (sometimes hilarious, sometimes poetic), and Paris sliding by through that quirky windshield. We zipped past the Arc de Triomphe, then into quieter neighborhoods where people actually live. Three hours felt both long and way too short. Even now I can almost hear the engine’s gentle chugging when I close my eyes.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off anywhere within central Paris (districts 75001–75020), a private guide behind the wheel of your vintage Citroën 2CV (yes—the one with those funny windows), cozy blankets if it’s chilly or open-air rides if it’s warm out. All transport is covered so you can just sit back and watch Paris roll by without worrying about logistics.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePublic transport nearby

Operated by 4 roues sous 1 parapluie