Things to do in Paris
Paris Underground Tour8 optionsParis Airport Shuttle21 optionsBoat Tour Paris26 optionsMontmartre Tours43 optionsBike Tour Paris23 optionsParis Walking Tour266 optionsParis City Tour10 optionsGiverny Tours10 optionsClimbing8 optionsParis Segway Tour15 optionsLe Marais Tours21 optionsFood Tour Paris106 options
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Louvre Museum: Mona Lisa & Masterpieces Small Group TourYou meet your guide at the Tuileries Garden with your entry ticket already sorted, then spend 2–3 hours walking through the Louvre's most famous works — Mona Lisa, Winged Victory, and the lesser-known galleries that make the museum worth the trip. Small groups max out at 20 people, so you actually hear what your guide is saying. No queue, no confusion about what to see first.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Louvre's main works explained by someone who knows them, without spending your morning in the entry line or figuring out which gallery to hit first — the guide and the pre-booked ticket handle both.
Normandy D-Day Sites & Cemetery Day Trip from Paris with LunchThis guided day trip from Paris visits five Normandy D-Day sites in 14 hours: Utah Beach and its museum, Pointe du Hoc's cliff-top bunkers, Omaha Beach's open shoreline, and the American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer. Your English-speaking guide travels with you by coach, walking you through the strategic planning of Operation Overlord, the Rangers' assault on fortified heights, and the scale of the sacrifice—with a 2-course Norman lunch and museum entry included.Is it for me?Most D-Day tours compress the sites into a rushed afternoon or skip the cemetery altogether. This one gives you 14 hours and five stops—Utah Beach's museum, the open coastline, Pointe du Hoc's bunkers, Omaha Beach's shoreline, and the cemetery's 10,000 graves—so the full arc of the operation and its human cost stays with you instead of blurring together.
Louvre Museum: Mona Lisa & Venus de Milo Guided TourYou skip the entry-line negotiation and arrive at the museum with a small group and a guide who knows the collection. Over 2.5 hours, you see the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, Winged Victory and other essential works with context and breathing room. You leave knowing what you actually saw, not just that you were there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Louvre's main pieces without spending your morning in the entry queue or figuring out the museum layout alone—the small group size and included ticket are what make a real visit possible in 2.5 hours instead of a half-day scramble.
Eiffel Tower Stairs Climb & Optional Summit Access ParisYou climb 674 steps to the second floor with a local guide who explains the tower's engineering and history, pause at the glass floor and first-floor exhibits, then have unlimited time to explore. If you add the summit option, you lift to the top to see Gustave Eiffel's restored office and panoramic views of all Paris, then return to the lower floors. Entry, guide, and access are included; drinks and souvenirs are separate.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to experience the Eiffel Tower differently than the standard elevator route — the stair climb is what lets you see the structure's engineering and move through it at your own pace, and the guide handles entry so you skip the confusion of how to actually get in.
Paris Montmartre or Notre Dame Food Tour: 7+ Tastings & WineYou’ll wander Paris’ Montmartre or Notre Dame neighborhoods with a local guide, tasting artisan cheeses, pastries fresh from the oven, fine cured meats, and regional wines. Expect laughter over mismatched glasses of wine and stories behind every bite. This isn’t just about food — it’s about feeling part of Paris for a few hours.
Loire Valley Castles Day Trip from Paris & Wine TastingYou visit Chambord Castle and climb its famous staircase, get free time to eat lunch in Blois, then explore Chenonceau with a complimentary wine tasting in the cellar before touring the chapel, kitchens, and river-spanning main hall. Transport, both castle entries, and the wine are included; the coach picks you up from Paris and returns you the same day, so you don't arrange anything except showing up.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two of the Loire Valley's most famous castles without renting a car or piecing together train schedules—the fixed itinerary and included entries mean you show up and the day unfolds without logistics getting in the way.
Paris Louvre Museum: Semi-Private Guided Tour & Reserved EntryYou’ll slip into the Louvre Museum in Paris with reserved entry and a small group, following a local guide who brings history alive. From marble statues to hidden moats and golden halls, you’ll get close to masterpieces (and maybe even laugh at your own French). It’s two-and-a-half hours that’ll leave you seeing Paris differently.
Mont-Saint-Michel Day Trip from Paris & Abbey EntryYou get round-trip transport from Paris in an air-conditioned coach, entry to Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey with a self-guided audio tour in your language, and free time to explore the island's medieval streets and terraces without a fixed schedule. The guide travels with you the whole day, and a free shuttle runs between the parking area and the town, so you're not managing transport once you arrive. Lunch is your choice from the island's restaurants and crêperies.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Mont-Saint-Michel without arranging your own transport, abbey tickets, or timing — the coach handles the drive, entry is sorted, and the free time means you're not locked into a rigid schedule once you arrive.
Paris: Eiffel Tower Stair Climb to 2nd Floor & Optional SummitYou climb 700 stairs with a guide to the Eiffel Tower's 2nd floor, walk the glass section, and see Paris from a height most visitors miss. Upgrade to the summit by elevator for even higher views. A Seine River cruise ticket is included on select options—valid for a year, so you choose when to use it. Small groups mean you're not crushed in a crowd.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to actually experience the Eiffel Tower's structure instead of just passing through it, and who can handle a sustained stair climb. The small group format keeps you from being lost in the crowds, and the guide's stories make the climb itself the attraction, not just the view at the top.
Paris Walking Tour: Montmartre, Eiffel Tower & Latin QuarterYou’ll wander Montmartre’s steep lanes with an energetic guide, catch artists at work in Place du Tertre, pause above Paris at Sacré-Cœur, and snack your way through markets in the Latin Quarter. Expect stories about Picasso and Van Gogh mixed with street sounds and bakery smells — this walking tour lets you feel Paris under your shoes.
Eiffel Tower Stair Climb Paris: Guided Ascent to 2nd FloorYou climb the Eiffel Tower's stairs to the 2nd floor with a guide who shares the tower's construction history and engineering secrets, then explore freely afterward. Optional summit access by elevator is available if you want to go higher. Plan for 2 hours of guided climbing plus waiting time in security and ticket lines — in peak season that's 45 minutes minimum at the desk alone, which is why booking ahead matters.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the Eiffel Tower's engineering and history rather than just see it from a distance, and who have the fitness for sustained stair climbing. Expect significant wait times in security and ticketing lines — that's built into the experience, and your guide uses it to teach, but it does mean the full outing takes longer than just the 2-hour climb itself.
Giverny: Monet's House & Gardens Half Day from ParisYou travel by coach from Paris to Giverny in about an hour, then explore Monet's flower and water gardens at your own pace using a downloadable audio app. After the gardens, you have free time in the village to visit shops, cafés, or Monet's tomb. If you upgrade to the full day, you'll also see the Palace of Versailles with a guided tour of the interior and self-guided time in the gardens, returning to Paris by 7pm. Entrance fees and round-trip transport are included.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Paris who want to see where Monet lived and painted without arranging separate transport or buying tickets separately. The half-day format fits a morning or afternoon; the full-day option lets you add Versailles if you have the time and energy for both estates in one outing.
Paris Le Marais Food Tour: Croissants, Cheese & Wine WalkYou’ll taste your way through Le Marais with buttery croissants, Moroccan crepes, Jewish specialties, artisan cheeses, pastries, and natural wines—all alongside locals who share their stories. Expect laughter over lunch in a classic bistro and new flavors you might not expect in Paris. This isn’t just a food tour—it’s an afternoon that’ll stick with you.
Normandy D-Day Tour from Paris: Omaha Beach & CemeteryThis small-group day trip from Paris visits the core D-Day landing sites in Normandy with a live English-speaking guide, transport by minivan, and museum entry included. You'll walk Omaha Beach, explore German bunkers from the inside, stand at the edge of Pointe du Hoc's seaside cliffs, and walk among the white marble tombs at the American Cemetery. The group stays under eight people, and the tour includes a Normandy cider tasting at a local orchard.Is it for me?You're staying in Paris without a car—this tour picks you up, drives you to all five D-Day sites, and brings you back, so the full day is arranged and you stand in front of the actual beaches, bunkers and cemetery instead of trying to piece together a route on your own. The small group of eight means you hear the guide clearly and move through the sites without a crowd.
Versailles: Bike Tour, Palace Entry & Market PicnicYou’ll wander bustling food stalls in Versailles’ market before cycling tree-lined paths past grand palaces and lakes. Picnic with local cheese beside swans, then explore Marie-Antoinette’s whimsical farm village and finish inside the dazzling Hall of Mirrors — all with a guide who brings royal history down to earth.
Paris Seine Lunch Cruise: Glass Boat, Gourmet Menu & LandmarksYou’ll glide past Paris landmarks like Notre-Dame and Pont Alexandre III on a glass-canopy boat while savoring fresh French dishes cooked onboard. Enjoy private table seating with wine and an aperitif as your local guide shares stories about bridges and monuments along the way. This day trip on the Seine River from Paris is both relaxed and quietly beautiful—you might find yourself wishing for more time as you return to the Eiffel Tower dock.
Paris Montmartre: Walking Tour & Wine TastingYou walk through Montmartre's streets with a local guide, passing the I Love You Wall, historic windmills, artist studios, and the pink house Picasso visited. You reach Sacré-Cœur at the top of the hill for views across Paris, then head to Place du Tertre where artists still work. The tour ends at La Bonne Franquette, where you can add a 45-minute wine and cheese tasting. Arrive 15 minutes early; the route has hills and narrow streets but no stairs.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Montmartre's main spots — the artists' history, the village feel, the views — without figuring out the route yourself or missing the stories behind each street. The guide's pace and knowledge are what make the neighborhood's past come alive instead of just being a series of photo stops.
Montmartre Food Tour Paris: Wine, Cheese & Chocolate TastingYou walk seven stops through Montmartre's food shops with a local guide, tasting macarons, cheese, charcuterie, wine and chocolate. The group stays under twelve people, so the pace is intimate and the tastings unhurried. You end at Sacré-Cœur with the city below you and the knowledge of where real Parisians actually eat. The whole thing takes a morning.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Montmartre without planning seven different stops yourself — the guide knows which shops are worth your time and the tastings are already paired, so you taste like a local instead of a tourist sampling randomly.
Paris: Louvre, Eiffel Tower & Seine Cruise Full-Day TourYou’ll walk cobbled streets in Montmartre, skip lines at the Louvre to meet Mona Lisa herself, watch Notre Dame rise from its scaffolding, and float under Paris bridges as night falls on your Seine River cruise. With a local guide handling tickets and metro rides, you’ll feel both taken care of and swept up in real Paris energy.
Paris: Seine Dinner Cruise, Eiffel Tower & Moulin Rouge ShowYou board a Seine dinner cruise with a three-course meal and views of Paris landmarks, then visit the Eiffel Tower's 2nd floor on reserved access before heading to the Moulin Rouge for the Féerie cabaret show with champagne included. Shared tables, assigned seating at the show, and drop-off near central Paris hotels wrap the evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Paris's three most famous evening experiences bundled into one night without arranging separate bookings and timing — the fixed sequence and shared logistics are what make all three fit into a single evening.
