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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Paris: Eiffel Tower & Seine Segway Tour 2.5 HoursYou glide past eight major landmarks — Eiffel Tower, Pont Alexandre III, Place de la Concorde, the Palais buildings — in 2.5 hours with a local guide who keeps groups small. All protective gear and weatherproofing are included, and the Segway's front bag holds your things. You cover what would be a day's walk without the fatigue.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see central Paris's main sights in one morning or afternoon without walking for hours or arranging your own transport between stops — the Segway covers the distance and the guide handles the history, leaving you to just steer and look.
Paris Montmartre: Food & Wine Tour with Award Bakery StopsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s winding streets tasting award-winning baguette, oysters with crisp white wine, artisan cheese paired with fruit jelly, and pastries from legendary bakers. With a local guide leading the way and spontaneous stops at family-run shops, you’ll get both flavors and stories — plus those famous city views that linger long after you leave.
Paris Bike Tour: Latin Quarter & Le Marais with Local GuideYou cycle through two of Paris's most layered neighborhoods with a local guide who knows the stories behind the streets. The route includes Shakespeare and Company, the Panthéon, the Arènes de Lutèce, Place des Vosges, and a 30-minute lunch break on rue Mouffetard. Bike and helmet rental are included, and the small-group format means you move at a human pace instead of a tourist schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paris through the eyes of someone who lives there, not through a bus window—the bike lets you move at the neighborhood's own rhythm, and the small-group format means you actually absorb the stories instead of just collecting photos.
Paris: Vintage Sidecar Tour with Flexible Routes & PickupYou’ll ride through Paris in a vintage sidecar—sometimes waving at strangers, sometimes ducking under leafy branches—with a local guide who knows secret corners and stories. Expect moments of laughter (and maybe helmet hair), close-up views of Montmartre or Le Marais, and flexible stops along the way. You’ll end up seeing Paris as both spectacle and home—something I didn’t expect.
Paris Evening Bike Tour: Eiffel Tower & Seine RiverYou ride a bike through central Paris for an evening, hitting the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre courtyards, Pont des Arts and the Seine. The guide meets you at Bois de Boulogne, explains what you're seeing at each stop, and keeps the group under 16 people. Helmet and bike are included; you don't need to arrange transport between landmarks or figure out where to stand for photos.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paris's main landmarks in one evening without navigating between them yourself or figuring out where to stand for photos — the bike lets you cover the whole route in the time it would take a walking tour to hit half the stops.
Paris Crazy Horse Cabaret: 90-Min Show & ChampagneYou get 90 minutes of the Crazy Horse's most iconic acts, redesigned and performed in a single evening, with half a bottle of Champagne included in your ticket. The show runs nightly with multiple time slots, and the venue is steps from the metro near the Champs-Élysées. Book the time that fits your evening and arrive in smart casual dress.Is it for me?Right for an evening out in Paris when you want to see something designed to provoke and entertain, with the drink already paid for so you can focus on the performance instead of the bill.
Paris Montmartre Walking Tour: Moulin Rouge, Artists & VineyardsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s tangled streets with a local guide, starting at the Moulin Rouge before winding past artists’ studios, hidden cafés, and Paris’ last vineyard. Expect little surprises: oil paint in the air, quiet moments near Sacré-Cœur, stories about Picasso trading art for food—and maybe even forgetting your phone exists for a while.
Giverny & Monet's Gardens from Paris: Small-Group Minivan TourYou get hotel pickup in western Paris or a meeting point near the Eiffel Tower, a 45-minute minivan ride to Giverny, a 20-minute introduction from your English-speaking driver, then 2 to 3 hours to explore Monet's house, gardens, and the village on your own. Entrance fees and return transport are included. Choose your start time—8am, 11:30am, or 2pm—based on whether you want to beat the crowds or have a slower morning.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Monet's gardens without arranging your own transport, buying tickets separately, or navigating French roads—the minivan and entrance are handled, and the three departure times let you choose whether you'd rather arrive early or have a slower start to your day.
Paris: Morning Food Tour for Croissants, Baguettes & ChocolateYou’ll start your Paris morning wandering through storied bakeries near Palais Royal, tasting three kinds of croissants (classic to inventive), sipping rich hot chocolate at Alain Ducasse’s shop, sampling artisan baguette with French cheeses, and pausing for tea in an old-world salon—all led by a local guide who knows every shortcut and secret smile along Rue Montorgueil.
CDG Airport Transfer: Hotel Pickup, 1–3 PassengersYou get picked up from your hotel lobby with a nameplate, driven directly to CDG or Orly in a private car with no shared passengers, and arrive with your luggage handled and a bottle of water in hand. The driver tracks your flight, so timing is built in—you just pack and come downstairs.Is it for me?Right for anyone leaving Paris without a rental car or the energy to navigate the Metro with luggage. The driver meets you at your hotel, so you don't arrange timing or transportation—you just come downstairs at the time you've already chosen.
Paris: Family Macaron Baking Class with Kid-Friendly ChefYou’ll step into a real Parisian kitchen and bake macarons side by side with your kids, guided by a patient local chef. Expect hands-on mixing, piping, tasting ganache right off the spoon, plus coffee or tea while your creations cool. You’ll leave with your own box of homemade macarons—and probably some sweet memories stuck to your sleeves.
Notre-Dame Paris: Interior & Exterior Guided Tour Small GroupsYou get a 40-minute exterior walk covering the facade, flying buttresses, and Rose Window, then a 30-minute guided visit inside the newly reopened cathedral to see the nave, stained glass, chapels, and relics. Groups are capped at 5 people, and your guide handles the history and architecture so you don't have to piece it together yourself. Dress modestly—shoulders covered, knees covered—or entry will be denied.Is it for me?Book this if you're visiting Notre-Dame for the first time and want the main architectural and historical points explained without arranging a guide separately—the small group size and fixed one-hour format mean you get real access to the building and its story without the crowds.
Paris: Louvre & Musée d'Orsay Semi-Private Tour Max 6You’ll feel Paris come alive as you move from the grandeur of the Louvre’s marble halls to the dreamy light inside Musée d’Orsay—all with a small group and a local guide who brings each piece to life. Expect laughter, quiet moments by famous paintings, skip-the-line entry, and stories that stay with you long after you leave.
Versailles: Palace & Gardens Small Group Tour from ParisYou get picked up in Paris, driven to Versailles, and guided through the palace's most famous rooms and the sprawling gardens in a single morning. The Hall of Mirrors, the Royal Chapel, and 2,000 acres of formal gardens are all included, along with transport and a small group of up to 16 people. Return to Paris in the afternoon with entry tickets and a guide's context already handled.Is it for me?A good fit if you're staying in Paris and want to see Versailles without arranging your own transport or buying separate entry tickets. The small-group format and guided pace mean you understand what you're looking at instead of just moving through rooms—and the 2,000-acre gardens are the part that justifies the trip, so plan for steady walking and uneven ground.
Paris: Macaron Cooking Class with Tasting & Take-Home BoxYou’ll get your hands messy learning macaron secrets from a Parisian baker, from mixing colors to piping shells (with plenty of laughs along the way). Enjoy tea or coffee while your creations bake, then taste them fresh and bring home a box of your own handiwork. It’s relaxed, friendly, and leaves you with new confidence — plus that unmistakable almond scent lingering in your bag.
Loire Valley Castles & Wine from Paris: 3 Châteaux in One DayA full-day small-group tour from Paris visits three UNESCO-listed Loire Valley châteaux—Chambord, Chenonceau, and Amboise—with entrance tickets, a driver-guide, and a wine tasting of three French wines included. The tour runs 12 hours with free time at each castle to explore at your own pace, plus a lunch break in the medieval town of Amboise where you choose from local restaurants. Transport is by air-conditioned van; the minimum age is 7 and a moderate walking pace is required to stay on schedule.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary and history without translation delays or confusion—this works for English speakers traveling with others who speak the language. If you're traveling with French speakers or prefer a guide in another language, check the available options before booking.
Paris: Champagne Day Trip with 8 Tastings & LunchYou get picked up from your Paris hotel, driven to Champagne, guided through three estates (one major house, two smaller family operations), taste eight different cuvées, eat lunch paired with three Champagnes, and return to central Paris by late afternoon—all without arranging transport, entry fees, or timing yourself. The guide is a wine expert, the minivan holds eight maximum, and the cellars run cold, so bring a jacket.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Champagne experience—major house, small estates, eight tastings, and lunch with pairings—without arranging transport, entry, or timing yourself. The fixed schedule and expert guide are what fit everything into one day without feeling rushed.
French Wine Tasting in Paris: Learn from a SommelierA French wine tasting class in central Paris where you taste six wines from different regions—Champagne, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Loire Valley and beyond—while a professional sommelier teaches you tasting techniques and how to read a French wine label. Groups run between 6 and 25 people; the session lasts two hours and includes freshly baked bread. Cheese or charcuterie pairing is available as an add-on at checkout.Is it for me?Spend your evening in a central Paris cellar learning to taste and order French wine like you know what you're doing—the sommelier teaches you the actual techniques, from reading labels to pairing with cheese.
Paris Eiffel Tower Photo Shoot: Professional PortraitsA private photo shoot around the Eiffel Tower in Paris where a professional photographer guides you through poses and directions across different backdrops in the area. You receive high-quality digital images on your device within 24 hours, normally the same day. The shoot lasts about 30 minutes and is suitable for all fitness levels; wheelchair access and strollers are accommodated.Is it for me?You'll leave with polished portraits instead of blurry selfies—a professional photographer handles all the posing and positioning while you simply follow direction.
Orsay Museum Private Tour: Impressionist Masterpieces No LinesYou get reserved entry to the Musée d'Orsay, a 2.5-hour guided walk through Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces with an expert guide, and a group capped at six people. The tour covers the artists who changed painting forever—Monet, Van Gogh, Renoir, Degas, Manet, Cézanne, Gauguin—and explains not just what they painted but why it mattered. You skip the entry queue, never feel rushed, and leave understanding the art instead of just having seen it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand why these paintings changed art history, not just see them—the small group and expert guide are what make that possible in 2.5 hours instead of a half-day.
