Things to do in Paris
Paris Underground Tour8 optionsParis Airport Shuttle21 optionsBoat Tour Paris26 optionsMontmartre Tours43 optionsBike Tour Paris23 optionsParis Walking Tour265 optionsParis City Tour10 optionsGiverny Tours10 optionsClimbing8 optionsParis Segway Tour15 optionsLe Marais Tours21 optionsFood Tour Paris106 options
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Roland Garros Stadium Tour ParisYou walk the player corridor, stand in the presidential box, and tour the press and changing rooms at Roland Garros with a guide who anchors the tournament's history to the spaces themselves. Entry and guide are included; plan to arrive 15 minutes early. The new Philippe-Chatrier court and its engineering are part of the route.Is it for me?Right for tennis fans who want to understand the tournament's spaces and history, not just watch from the stands. Arrive 15 minutes early—that's the only constraint, and it's what keeps the tour on schedule and the group moving together.
Paris Eiffel Tower Photography Session PhotoshootA 45-minute professional photography session in Paris at carefully chosen Eiffel Tower viewpoints, where an experienced photographer guides your poses and framing, then delivers edited HD photos within seven days. You walk between three nearby vantage points, receive real-time direction on positioning and creative ideas, and get all shots in high resolution for selection within 24 hours and professionally edited within a week.Is it for me?Your photographer frames every angle, directs each pose, and handles all editing—you simply show up and look your best while we capture Paris's magic.
Paris Ghost Tour: Notre Dame & Dark Legends Evening WalkYou walk through five centuries of Paris's hidden history in one evening—from a massacre's starting point through Revolution prisons to Notre Dame's cursed legends—with a live guide who knows the streets and the stories. The tour is shared or private, runs in the evening when the city feels different, and ends at one of the world's most famous cathedrals, but from the side most tourists never approach.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to move beyond the main Paris landmarks and hear the city's actual dark history from someone who knows the streets and the stories. The evening timing and walking pace mean you're out for a full evening—that's what lets the guide take you through five centuries of legends without rushing.
Paris E-Scooter Tour: Louvre, Notre-Dame & Seine in 3 hoursA guided e-scooter tour in Paris that covers the Louvre, Place de la Concorde, Notre-Dame, Le Marais, Pont Alexandre III and the Seine over roughly 3 hours. The route starts in the Latin Quarter on quiet streets for learning, then moves to bike paths and major landmarks. Groups stay small, a professional English-speaking guide leads, and helmets plus scooters are provided; you bring closed shoes and a willingness to ride.Is it for me?Small groups work best here if you want a guide who can share stories and keep the pace social without feeling rushed. The fixed 3-hour window and bike-path routing mean you see major landmarks without the walking that usually eats a Paris day.
Paris: Evening Bike Tour & Seine River Cruise ComboYou’ll pedal through lively Paris streets as dusk settles, pause for crepes by the Eiffel Tower, and glide under bridges on a Seine River cruise with a small group and local guide. Expect laughter, city lights, and moments that stay with you long after you’ve left—especially that first glimpse of Paris glowing from the water.
CDG or Orly to Paris City: Private Transfer, Local DriverYou’ll step off your flight into Paris and spot your name held up by your local driver—no searching or stress. Enjoy WiFi, cold water, and real conversation as you’re driven straight from CDG or Orly to your hotel. With flat rates and personal tips along the way, you’ll feel welcome before you’ve even unpacked.
Paris City Center Walking Tour: Notre Dame, Tuileries & ConcordeYou’ll wander Paris city center with a small group and local guide—start at Notre Dame, stroll through Tuileries Gardens, pause for a snack break near Pont des Arts, and finish at Place de la Concorde. Expect real stories behind famous places and time to soak up each stop’s atmosphere.
Burgundy Wine Tasting Tour in Chablis from Paris: 3 WineriesA small-group wine tour from Paris to Chablis visits three working wineries where you taste more than ten wines—reds, whites, rosés and sparkling—guided by someone who knows the local makers. The tour includes all winery entry fees, transport in an air-conditioned minivan, and a lunch break in the medieval city center; your guide recommends restaurants where locals eat, though you pay for the meal itself. The group stays under eight people.Is it for me?The minivan picks you up from Paris and brings you back at the end of the day, which means you do not need a car or a rental to reach Chablis—the drive is handled and you arrive rested enough to taste. The small group size keeps the experience conversational rather than crowded, and your guide's knowledge of the local winemakers gives you access to stories and context you would not get on your own.
Paris Père Lachaise: Walking Tour with English-Speaking GuideYou’ll walk quiet tree-lined paths in Père Lachaise Cemetery with an English-speaking guide who brings each story to life—from Oscar Wilde’s glass-covered tomb to Edith Piaf’s lipstick-marked grave. Expect laughter, unexpected silences, and moments that linger long after you leave.
Car pickup for layover tour of Paris: Sacré-Cœur to Eiffel TowerYou get picked up at the airport, driven past Sacré-Cœur, Trocadéro, the Arc de Triomphe, and the Champs-Élysées, with stops at Place de la Concorde and the Tuileries Garden if you want them. The driver speaks English and French, the vehicle is comfortable, and you're back at your terminal with time to spare before your next flight.Is it for me?Book this if you have a layover of 4 to 8 hours and want to see Paris's main sights without arranging transport, timing yourself, or worrying about getting back to the airport—the driver handles all three, which is what makes a real tour possible between flights.
Paris Marais Walking Tour: Jewish Quarter & Place des VosgesYou walk through the Marais with a local guide for about two hours, covering 2 kilometers of medieval streets, Jewish heritage sites, and revolutionary landmarks. The tour includes entry to hidden courtyards near Hôtel de Sully, a French merveilleux pastry, and insider tips on bars and restaurants. Children under 6 join free, and the pace is relaxed with regular stops.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to understand the Marais beyond the main sights — its history, its communities, and how different eras live side by side — without spending hours researching or navigating on your own. The local guide and built-in stops mean you move at a pace that lets you actually absorb the neighborhood instead of just passing through it.
Paris Orsay Museum: Private 2-Hour Art & History TourYou’ll walk through the Orsay Museum in Paris with a private guide who brings Impressionist art and the building’s past to life. Expect stories behind famous paintings, small details you’d miss alone, and time to soak up the atmosphere — whether it’s your first visit or you’ve seen Monet before, something will stick with you.
Montmartre & Sacré-Cœur Walking Tour Paris 2.5hrsYou walk uphill through Montmartre's cobbled streets with a professional guide, stopping at Van Gogh's house, the hidden Clos Montmartre vineyard, Au Lapin Agile cabaret, and inside Sacré-Cœur Basilica for views across Paris. Groups stay under 12 people, the tour runs regardless of weather, and comfortable shoes are all you need—no large bags allowed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Montmartre's main sights and Sacré-Cœur without planning the route yourself or navigating in a crowd of 50—the small group size and fixed 2.5-hour schedule are what make it possible to actually absorb the neighborhood's history instead of just checking boxes.
Versailles Palace & Marie-Antoinette Estate Private Tour with LunchYou get picked up at your hotel and driven straight into Versailles Palace with a licensed guide who skips the entry lines. You walk the State Apartments and Hall of Mirrors, then have free time in the 55-fountain gardens. Lunch with wine is included at a restaurant on the Grand Canal. After that, your guide takes you to Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and Marie-Antoinette's Hamlet. Hotel drop-off closes the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Versailles sights without arranging tickets, transport, or timing yourself—the private guide and included lunch are what turn a palace visit into an actual day instead of a logistics puzzle.
Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor: Reserved Access & Guided Tour ParisYou meet your English-speaking guide near the Eiffel Tower's base, skip the main queues, and ride directly to the 2nd floor with reserved access. From there, you get unobstructed 360-degree views of Paris, including the 1st level on your way up. The guide shares the tower's construction history and points out landmarks while you photograph or simply take in the city. The whole experience keeps you above the crowds and gives you time to actually see what you came for.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see Paris from the Eiffel Tower without spending hours in entry queues—the reserved access and direct route to the 2nd floor get you to the views quickly, leaving more time to actually enjoy them or move on to your next stop.
Paris Notre Dame Cathedral: Early Access Guided TourYou’ll step quietly into Notre Dame Cathedral before the crowds arrive, tracing centuries-old stone with your fingertips while a local guide shares stories about its survival and rebirth. With reserved access for small groups or private tours, you’ll catch details most visitors miss — and maybe find yourself lingering longer than planned.Is it for me?Pick the Interior Guided Tour if you want reserved access and audio headsets inside the cathedral itself; choose the Guided Tour if you prefer to explore the nave at your own pace before the walking tour; go Private if your group wants the guide entirely to yourselves.
Louvre Museum Paris: Guided Tour & Skip-Line TicketsYou get a 1.5- to 2-hour guided walk through the Louvre's essential masterpieces—Medieval Louvre, Greek sculptures, the Grande Galerie, and the Mona Lisa—with skip-line entry included and a guide who speaks French or English. No separate ticket line, no guessing which rooms matter, no standing in front of a painting wondering why it's famous. You walk in and the story starts.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Louvre's masterpieces explained without spending your morning in the entry line or wandering room to room wondering which paintings matter—the guide and skip-line tickets handle both.
Paris: 2-Hour Citroën 2CV Sightseeing Tour & PickupYou ride in a private Citroën 2CV convertible for two hours, passing the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, Arc de Triomphe, Montmartre and the Latin Quarter with a knowledgeable driver in the iconic French uniform. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and you choose your departure time—morning, afternoon or evening. No entry fees, no crowds, just the car and the city.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paris's main landmarks without arranging transport, entry tickets or timing yourself—the private car and fixed two-hour window mean you move at a pace that lets you actually look, and the driver handles the route.
Versailles Full-Day Tour & Marie-Antoinette's Estate from ParisYou'll walk the Hall of Mirrors and royal apartments with a guide who brings the court's politics to life, explore the gardens on a day with fountain shows or musical performances, then spend the afternoon in Marie-Antoinette's private estate—the Petit Trianon and her hidden hamlet—areas most visitors never reach. Timed entry, train from Paris, and lunch break included; the whole day takes 8+ hours and involves significant walking.Is it for me?Book this if you want the full Versailles story—both the public palace and the private retreat—without arranging separate tickets, transport from Paris, or figuring out which sections are open; the guide and timed entry are what make it possible to see both halves in one day without getting lost in the crowds.
Montmartre Food Tour Paris: Wine, Cheese & Bakery TastingsYou taste your way through Montmartre's bakeries, bistros and cheese shops with a local guide, stopping at five eateries for eight tastings and wine pairings. The route takes you past the Montmartre vineyard and Sacré-Cœur, ending with macarons at the basilica. Small groups, three to four hours, dietary adaptations available with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Montmartre's food culture without planning five separate stops yourself — the guide handles the route, the timing, and the stories that explain why each place matters.
