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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Flying dress photoshoot Paris : Wear handmade gowns at Pont d'IenaYou’ll slip into a handmade flying dress for your own Paris photoshoot near the Eiffel Tower (or another iconic spot if you prefer), with all fees covered and 15 edited photos plus a video to keep. A local guide helps with poses and makes sure you feel comfortable — it’s as much about feeling bold as getting great shots.
Paris Catacombs: Restricted Chambers & Skull Walls TourYou descend into pre-booked timed-entry tunnels with an English-speaking guide who leads you past bone-lined walls, the Barrel of Passion, and into two locked chambers closed to regular visitors. The tour includes expert commentary on how medieval quarries became burial chambers for millions, free exploration time at the end, and the rare privilege of standing in rooms most Paris tourists never reach. Bring moderate fitness and a tolerance for confined spaces lined with human remains.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Catacombs without spending the morning in the entry queue and without missing the restricted chambers—the pre-reserved timed slot and small-group access are what make both possible in a single visit.
Loire Valley: Chambord, Chenonceau & Amboise Day Trip with LunchYou’ll step inside three legendary Loire Valley castles—Chambord’s wild towers, Amboise’s royal history (and Leonardo’s tomb), and Chenonceau’s arches over water. Enjoy a traditional French lunch with wine in Amboise before wandering riverside gardens and quiet castle halls with your small group. It’s not just sightseeing—it really feels like slipping into another time for a day.
Bike Paris treasures with a live guide: A morning tourA guided bike tour of Paris covering Notre-Dame, the Louvre, St Germain des Prés, Place de la Concorde and the Seine riverbanks, starting at City Hall and running 2.5 hours with a live guide in your language. The fixed route and experienced guide mean you see the major sights without building the day yourself, and the pace stays leisurely enough for all fitness levels. Children from age 10 are welcome; helmets and lightweight bikes are provided.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Paris's major sights in a single morning or afternoon without planning the route or timing yourself. The guide handles the pacing and the history, so you can focus on riding and taking in the neighborhoods. It's built for families and friends riding together, and the leisurely speed means you're not racing between stops.
Paris Eiffel Tower Photoshoot: Unlimited Edited ImagesYou’ll step into the heart of Paris for an Eiffel Tower photoshoot where you can actually relax—no hidden costs or limits on images. Your local photographer guides you through easy poses and captures natural moments, then delivers every edited photo in a digital gallery. It’s not just about pictures—it’s about feeling like you belong in that view.
Paris: Night Electric Bike Tour by Eiffel Tower & SeineYou’ll ride silent electric bikes through glowing Paris streets at sunset, passing icons like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame with a local guide leading the way. There are quick stops for stories and photos (they’re included), plus unexpected moments—a laugh with your group or catching music drifting over the river. By tour’s end, you’ll feel more woven into Paris than you’d expect.
Champagne Tasting Tour from Paris: Small Producer & Big HouseA full-day champagne tour from Paris led by the owner-operator, an English-speaking expert who routes you through cellar tours at both a major producer and a small grower, tastings at each stop, and Reims Cathedral. The itinerary shifts based on which houses have availability that day, so no two trips run the same way. Children from age 12 are welcome; the minimum age for tastings is 18.Is it for me?Book this if you're coming to Paris with a free afternoon or a full day and want to understand champagne beyond the bottle—the owner-operator adjusts the stops to what's available that day, so you're not following a fixed script, and the mix of big-house cellars and intimate small-producer tastings means you see both sides of how it's made.
Paris Landmarks Golf Cart Tour: Montmartre, Eiffel Tower & PickupYou’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.
Paris Seine Private Boat Cruise with Eiffel Tower & Notre DameYou’ll board near Paris’ own Statue of Liberty for a private Seine cruise past icons like the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. With space for snacks and kids, plus WiFi and restrooms onboard, you’ll see Paris’ monuments from a peaceful new angle—just you, your group, and that gentle city light.
Paris Orangerie: Monet Water Lilies Tour Semi-Private 6pplYou’ll step into the Orangerie with a small group and local guide, seeing Monet’s Water Lilies up close in their own gallery space. Hear stories behind each painting (and artist), wander among works by Cezanne, Renoir, Matisse, and Picasso, and feel what it’s like to pause inside Paris’ quieter corners. It’s art you can almost breathe in.
Eiffel Tower Stair Climb: Guided Tour & Second Floor AccessYou climb the Eiffel Tower's internal stairs with a guide who explains the structure and history as you ascend. You reach the second floor and see Paris from 115 meters up—the Seine, Sacré-Cœur, and the surrounding monuments spread out in every direction. Entrance and guidance are included; the tour takes a few hours and requires you to be comfortable with sustained physical effort.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to experience the Eiffel Tower as a physical structure, not just a viewpoint—the stairs show you how it's built and give you a sense of accomplishment that the elevator doesn't. You need moderate fitness and a willingness to climb, but you get the ticket and the guide included, so logistics are handled.
Paris Latin Quarter Walk: Private Tour with Local GuideYou’ll wander Paris’ Latin Quarter with a local guide, exploring places like the Panthéon and Shakespeare & Company at your own pace. Expect stories you won’t find in guidebooks, quiet corners in Luxembourg Gardens, and glimpses of daily life that make this private tour feel personal—moments you’ll remember long after you leave Paris.
Paris: Private Segway Tour with Photos & Local StoriesYou’ll glide through Paris with a local guide, covering iconic sights like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre while hearing stories you’d probably miss otherwise. There’s time for photos, laughs over Segway mishaps, and small moments that stick with you long after—the city feels closer somehow.
Paris: Make Your Own Wine in 18th Century Cellar WorkshopYou’ll step into an 18th-century Paris wine cellar to taste five red grape varieties with a local sommelier, then blend your own bottle from scratch and create a custom label. Expect laughter over pipettes, hands-on guidance, and the rare feeling of bottling your very own Paris wine to keep or share back home.
Macaron Making Class Paris: Italian Meringue TechniqueA hands-on macaron-making class in Paris with a professional French pastry chef teaching the Italian meringue technique to groups of up to 6 participants. You'll learn to make the shells, judge doneness by touch, whip ganache filling, and choose from chocolate, pistachio, vanilla, raspberry and passionfruit garnishes. The class runs 2.5 hours near Sacré-Cœur, includes all equipment, aprons, tea and coffee, and you take your finished macarons home in a bag.Is it for me?You're hands-on throughout, making every macaron yourself rather than watching a demonstration—the format suits anyone who wants to leave with a real skill and the confidence to repeat it at home. The small group size (maximum 6) means the chef has time to correct your technique and answer questions, which matters if you're learning a method that has only one right way to hold the whisk.
Paris: Louvre Private Tour with Fast Entry & Expert GuideYou’ll step straight into the Louvre with your own guide—no waiting in line or feeling lost in the maze. Hear stories behind masterpieces like Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, ask anything you want, and set your own pace as you explore rooms filled with centuries-old art. Stay as long as you like after—the museum is yours to wander.
Paris Louvre: Family Treasure Hunt Tour with Kids’ BookletYou’ll join a family-friendly treasure hunt through Paris’ Louvre Museum with an art historian guide who keeps kids curious and engaged. Your children will use their own activity booklets to solve clues about masterpieces like Mona Lisa and Winged Victory. Expect laughter, real discoveries, and zero boredom — plus timed-entry tickets so you skip waiting around.
Paris Pub Crawl: City Bars, Shots & Club Entry NightlifeYou’ll join fellow travelers for a Paris city center pub crawl led by a local guide—expect happy hour deals, shots at each stop, and club entry included. Walk between lively bars and end your night dancing in one of Paris’s clubs. You might even find yourself singing along with strangers or laughing under Parisian rain.
CDG Airport to Paris: Private Transfer with Meet & GreetYou’ll land at CDG and spot your name on a sign—no guessing games or language panic. Your local driver helps with bags and whisks you straight into Paris in a clean car with WiFi onboard. There’s no rush; they track your flight and wait if you’re delayed. You’ll arrive feeling looked after—and maybe even a little more ready for Paris than you expected.
Paris Invalides: Dome, Napoleon Tomb & Army Museum TourYou’ll follow a local guide through Paris’ Hôtel des Invalides, skipping long lines to see Napoleon’s tomb beneath its famous golden dome. Explore centuries of military history inside the Army Museum—touching artifacts, war maps, and stories that bring France’s past alive. Expect moments of awe and quiet reflection as you wander these storied halls.
