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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Paris Airport Transfer: CDG, Orly & Disneyland Private MinivanYou get picked up at the airport with a name sign, skip the taxi queue, and ride in a climate-controlled minivan to your Paris hotel or Disneyland with your luggage loaded. WiFi is on board, the price is fixed before arrival, and the service runs from all major Paris airports. Infants and strollers are welcome, and the vehicle fits up to eight passengers.Is it for me?Right choice if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue or train schedule — the driver waits at customs and the price is set before you arrive, which turns a long airport transfer into a straightforward ride.
Private Paris Walking Tour: Sainte-Chapelle, Notre Dame & Hidden GemsYou’ll see Paris beyond postcards—stained glass glowing in Sainte-Chapelle, secret corners on Île de la Cité, and local snacks only insiders know about. Walk with someone who calls this city home.
Paris Latin Quarter: Self-Guided Walking Tour & AudioYou walk Paris's Latin Quarter at your own pace with GPS-guided audio through the VoiceMap app, hitting Shakespeare and Company, the Panthéon, the Sorbonne, medieval churches, and a two-thousand-year-old Roman amphitheater. The app works offline and includes lifetime access, so you can revisit the tour anytime without a guide or group keeping you moving.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore the Latin Quarter without keeping pace with a group or sticking to a fixed schedule—the app handles navigation while you decide how long to spend at each stop.
Private Paris Photo Walk with Pro Photographer – Iconic LandmarksIf you want real Paris memories—not just selfies—this private photo walk is a relaxed way to see iconic sights and get professional portraits. You’ll feel at ease, pick up local stories, and end up with photos you’ll actually want to print.
Château de Chambord tour: Loire Valley's largest castleA guided tour of Château de Chambord, the largest castle in the Loire Valley, with live commentary in English or French, hotel pickup and drop-off, entrance fees and bottled water included. Built in the 16th century under King Francis I, the castle holds over 440 rooms, 365 fireplaces and 800 sculpted decorations on its façade, anchored by a double helix staircase attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. The tour runs 8 to 10 hours and departs from your hotel.Is it for me?Choose this full-day tour if you want guided access to all three châteaux—Chambord, Amboise, and Clos Lucé—in one trip, rather than piecing together separate visits to understand Leonardo's influence on the region's architecture.
Latin Quarter Paris: Private Walking Tour & PanthéonYou walk through Paris's Latin Quarter for two hours with a native Parisian guide who shows you the Panthéon, Jardin du Luxembourg, and lesser-known spots like the 1st-century Arènes de Lutèce and 13th-century Collège des Bernardins. The tour is private—just your group and your guide—so you set the pace and ask what you want. No entry fees or extra costs; you're ready to book once you decide which day works.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand the Latin Quarter as a neighborhood rather than tick off landmarks—the private format and native guide mean you move at your own pace and get the stories behind the streets, not just the names.
Private Père Lachaise Cemetery tour Paris : Stories behind the gravesYou spend two hours walking through Père Lachaise Cemetery with a private guide who stops at specific graves and explains who lies there and why they matter. The walk covers different sections of the cemetery on paved but uneven paths; you move at a listening pace, not a rushing one. Your guide speaks multiple languages and meets you at the main entrance near Père Lachaise Metro station. A minimum of two people per booking means you're never alone on the tour.Is it for me?Right for couples and small groups who want Père Lachaise explained rather than simply walked through—the private guide removes the guesswork about which graves matter and why.
Paris Fashion Walking Tour: Haute Couture & Designer HistoryYou walk the 9th Arrondissement for two hours with an expert guide who traces the rivalries between Chanel and Schiaparelli, the innovations of Dior and Worth, and the stories of Cartier, Hermès, and the first female couturier. You see Place Vendôme, the Paris Opera, and the streets where fashion history was made, with time to photograph the locations. The price is fixed per group, not per person, and the guide adjusts timing if you need a different hour.Is it for me?This tour suits anyone curious about how fashion brands became global powers and willing to walk for two hours to understand the rivalries and innovations behind them — the guide's knowledge is what turns a walk through Paris into a masterclass in design history.
Paris Fashion Tour: Chanel, Dior & Sex and the City LocationsYou walk with a fashion industry professional through Paris's luxury neighborhoods, visiting Coco Chanel's Ritz, Dior's flagship on Avenue Montaigne, and Sex and the City filming locations like Palais-Royal and Pont Alexandre III. A café break with pastries and drinks is included, along with personalized shopping tips and styling advice tailored to your taste. The tour is private, so the pace and focus stay on what interests you.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Paris fashion history and current trends from someone who works in the industry, rather than just walking past famous storefronts — the guide's expertise is what turns sightseeing into actual style education.
Electric Vintage Solex Tour Paris: Canal Saint-Martin & Le MaraisAn electric vintage Solex tour in Paris takes you through Canal Saint-Martin, Place des Vosges and Le Marais on a restored 1960s-80s motorized bicycle, now silent and battery-powered. You get one Solex per person, a helmet, gloves and an expert guide who speaks English, Spanish or French. The ride lasts two hours and covers neighborhoods away from the usual tourist routes. Minimum age is 18; the tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers.Is it for me?You ride the Solex yourself at your own pace—it's not a guided bus tour or a walking group, so you move through the city on your own bike while the guide leads the way. This suits anyone who wants to cover real distance and see neighborhoods beyond the main landmarks, without the effort of pedaling or the hassle of navigating alone.
Paris Marais: Pastry Walking Tour & TastingYou walk through the Marais with a local food guide, stopping at pastry shops Parisians actually use, tasting brioche, macarons, chocolate and seasonal specialties. You see Place des Vosges, hear the neighborhood's history, and get tips on what else to eat and do during your stay. Groups stay under eight, and the whole thing takes two hours—tight enough to fit into a morning, long enough to feel like you've actually discovered something.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to taste real Parisian pastries without spending the day researching which shops matter—the guide's local knowledge and small group size mean you're tasting what Parisians actually eat, not what's marketed to tourists.
Paris audio tour: Explore at your pace with local storiesYou’ll wander Paris at your own rhythm with this self-guided audio tour — pausing for pastries or lingering in museums as long as you like. Hear local stories at each stop, from secret tunnels beneath train stations to artists’ heartbreaks in Montmartre. With flexible access links and an interactive map included, it’s all about exploring on your terms.
Paris Panthéon: Monument Entry & Crypt AccessYou enter the Panthéon in the Latin Quarter and move through neoclassical halls decorated with frescoes of French history, pause at Foucault's Pendulum swinging overhead, then descend into the crypt where Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and others are entombed. The whole visit is self-paced, wheelchair accessible, and takes as long as you want — just arrive at least 45 minutes before closing time.Is it for me?Right for anyone interested in French history, architecture, or the figures who shaped the nation's culture — you get the crypt and the monument without arranging anything beyond the ticket itself.
Paris: Crazy Horse Backstage Meet & Dancer ExperienceYou spend an hour backstage with a Crazy Horse dancer before the evening show, learning the stories behind the routines over champagne and appetizers in the founder's lounge. Then you watch the full performance from the audience, knowing someone on stage. Groups stay under 16 people, and the experience runs in English on Sundays and French on Fridays.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Crazy Horse but also want the inside story — the backstage hour turns a cabaret show into something more personal, and the small group size means you're not just watching from a distance.
Louvre Private Tour: Mona Lisa & Masterpieces in 3 HoursYou get a licensed guide who takes you through the Louvre's major galleries—Egyptian antiquities, Greek sculptures, Italian masters, French paintings, Mesopotamian pieces and Dutch works—in three hours, with museum entry included and no time wasted on crowds or confusion. The guide answers your questions about the history, mythology and architecture as you move. You leave knowing why the pieces matter instead of just having seen them.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Louvre's main treasures in one focused morning or afternoon without navigating the crowds alone or spending time figuring out where to go—the guide's knowledge and the private format are what make three hours feel complete instead of rushed.
Eiffel Tower: Stairs to 2nd Floor & Summit Elevator AccessYou climb the Eiffel Tower's first two floors with a guide who explains the construction and points out landmarks from each level; then you take the elevator to the summit and explore the top observation deck at your own pace. The whole experience runs 1.5 to 2 hours, and you skip the ground-level entry line because your ticket is timed and ready.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to experience the Eiffel Tower with context and skip the entry-line wait—the guided climb is what turns a landmark into a memory, and the summit elevator means you don't have to choose between the climb and the highest views.
Paris Electric Scooter Tour: Eiffel Tower & Pont Alexandre IIIYou ride a stable, large-wheel electric scooter past the Eiffel Tower, Pont Alexandre III, Grand Palais, and Place de la Concorde in one loop, with a guide handling the route and a photographer handling the memories. Groups stay small, helmets and vests are provided, and you're back at the starting school within the afternoon. No experience needed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Paris's major sights in one flowing afternoon without the fatigue of walking or the isolation of a bus seat — the scooter pace and small group size let you actually see the city instead of just passing through it.
Paris: Notre-Dame & Latin Quarter Walking Tour Small GroupYou'll walk through Notre-Dame and the Latin Quarter with a small group and an expert guide, see the Seine's famous bookstalls, and pass through ancient abbeys tucked into the neighborhood's narrow streets. The tour ends with unrushed free time inside the cathedral, so you can experience the interior without the pressure of a group schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want the story and context of these neighborhoods without arranging a guide yourself—the small group size and expert commentary make the walk feel less like sightseeing and more like learning the place, and the free time at the end means you're not rushed through the cathedral.
Loire Valley Castles from Paris: Chenonceau, Chambord & AmboiseYou're picked up from your Paris hotel at 7:30 and driven 245 km to three castles: Chenonceau with skip-the-line entry and Renaissance gardens, a wine tasting at a local family vineyard, Amboise Castle with a HistoPad guide, and Chambord with its famous double-spiral staircase. All entry fees, wine tasting, and transport in a Mercedes are included; you're back at your hotel by 8:30 p.m.Is it for me?Choose this if you want the three major Loire Valley castles in one day without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself — the private car and fixed schedule let you see all three without the pace of a group tour or the stress of driving yourself.
Paris WW2 Walking Tour: Gestapo, Resistance & Liberation SitesYou walk through Nazi-occupied Paris with a WW2 specialist, visiting Gestapo headquarters on avenue Foch, German propaganda sites on the Champs-Élysées, and liberation landmarks including bullet holes at Place de la Concorde. The tour ends at Le Meurice, where a German general's refusal to destroy Paris changed the city's fate. Four hours, private guide, no transport logistics to arrange.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand this period of Paris history with someone who knows it deeply, without the logistics of finding sites on your own or wondering if you're standing in the right place. The private format means the guide can adjust the pace and depth to what you want to know.
