Things to do in France
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Segway Nice City Center Tour: Promenade des Anglais & Old TownA 1.5-hour Segway tour of Nice led by a live guide in English or French, starting on the Promenade des Anglais and moving through Old Nice's historic streets and the Cours Saleya flower market. You begin with instruction on the Segway at a moderate pace, then follow your guide through the city's landmarks and squares, ending with a photo at the #ILOVENICE spot. Helmet is included; minimum age is 14, and riders must weigh between 45 and 118 kilos.Is it for me?At 1.5 hours, the tour fits into a morning or afternoon without taking over your whole day — you see Nice's main sights and neighborhoods without the walking fatigue, and you're done in time for lunch or other plans.
E-bike tour Nice Bay & Villefranche: Coastal ride with lunchThis e-bike tour from Nice follows the Côte d'Azur coastline to Villefranche-sur-Mer, covering Mount Boron's panoramic views, a 16th-century fortress, and the maze-like old town, with a professional local guide, e-bike and helmet provided, and a local picnic lunch on the beach. The tour runs five hours and requires a minimum of five participants; children must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by an adult. An optional visit to the Cocteau Chapel (a 13th-century fishermen's chapel decorated by the filmmaker Jean Cocteau) costs €4 extra per person.Is it for me?Choose this if you prefer cycling over walking to cover the coastal highlights—the e-bikes let you reach Mount Boron and the fortress viewpoints, then descend to Villefranche's old town, all in one loop.
Medieval Alsace villages and Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle from ColmarThis full-day guided tour from Colmar visits four Alsatian villages—Eguisheim, Kaysersberg, Riquewihr and the fortified Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle—by minibus along the Wine Route. You walk the half-timbered old towns at your own pace, explore the castle's rooms and courtyards with entry included, have lunch free time in Riquewihr, and finish with a tasting at a local winemaker. The tour runs 9.5 hours with an audio guide in 11 languages, air-conditioned transport, and bottled water on board.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace through medieval villages and includes a 9.5-hour day with multiple stops, so it suits travelers who are comfortable on their feet and want to see the region without renting a car or planning the route themselves. The minibus handles the driving between villages, and entry to the castle is already arranged, so the day holds together without you building it.
Marseille Old Town Food Tour: 7 Provençal tastingsA three-hour walking food tour through Marseille's Old Town where you taste seven Provençal dishes, starting with flaky pastries at a generations-old pâtisserie, moving to a rooftop glass of local wine with city views, then winding through narrow spice-scented alleys for honest local bites and a rosé tasting. Your guide speaks English or French and leads you through a part of the city that still feels deeply lived-in.Is it for me?The tour starts in Marseille's Old Town and moves entirely on foot through the neighborhood, so you don't need a car or need to arrange separate transport—if you're staying anywhere in the city center or near the Vieux Port, you can walk to the meeting point or take a short metro ride. The three-hour pace and rooftop stop break up the walking, making it manageable for anyone comfortable with a morning on cobblestone streets.
Versailles Bike Tour: Palace & Gardens with Skip-the-Line EntryYou cycle through the Versailles Gardens on dedicated trails, stop at the local market to assemble a picnic lunch with a view of the Grand Canal, visit Marie Antoinette's Hamlet and the Petit Trianon, then enter the Palace with reserved timed access to see the Hall of Mirrors and the Revolution-era rooms—all with a guide dedicated to your group and a bike provided.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Palace and its grounds without spending hours in entry lines or walking until your feet hurt—the bike and the private guide are what make a full day of Versailles possible without the crowds.
Strasbourg Wine Tasting & Gertwiller Estate Tour with Marie-JoëlleYou visit a family-run winery in Gertwiller with Marie-Joëlle and her son David, taste four Alsatian wines from their Tradition range paired with cheese, sausage and pretzel, and hear the story of three generations of winemaking. The estate is wheelchair accessible, reachable by train or car from Strasbourg in under an hour, and operates morning slots at 10:30, 11:00 or 11:30, plus evening at 6:00 pm on weekdays only.Is it for me?Right for anyone within an hour of Strasbourg who wants to taste real Alsatian wine in the place it's made, without the formality of a larger operation — the trade-off is no dietary flexibility, so plan around that.
Marc Canyon canyoning in Ariège: Slides, abseils, jumpsMarc Canyon canyoning is a half-day descent through a water-carved gorge in the Ariège Pyrenees, where you navigate slides, abseils up to 19 meters, optional jumps to 8 meters and swimming passages with a professional guide and full safety gear. Groups stay under 10 people, and you must be able to swim. The guide briefs you on safety, walks you 10 minutes to the canyon start, then leads the 3-hour descent before a 5-minute return to the vehicles.Is it for me?The guide leads in French, so you'll follow best if you speak the language or are comfortable with a guide demonstrating each obstacle as you reach it rather than explaining in advance. Groups max out at 9, which keeps the pace steady and the guide's attention on everyone.
Bordeaux: Outdoor Escape Game & Treasure Hunt Walking TourYou receive a mission from a digital character, then explore Bordeaux's historic center on foot, solving puzzles and hunting clues via a smartphone app with your team. The game adapts to two difficulty levels, and you move through the city at your own pace, checking in with the chatbot as you solve each riddle. You'll need one charged phone per team and a notebook—everything else is in the app.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to explore Bordeaux's old streets with a purpose—the escape game gives you a reason to look closely at the city instead of just walking through it, and your team solves the puzzles together rather than following a guide's commentary.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape wine tour from Marseille: Private tastingsA full-day private wine tour departing Marseille that combines sightseeing in Avignon with tastings at two working vineyards in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, led by an English-speaking driver in a private Mercedes. You visit Avignon's Pope's Palace and Saint-Bénezet bridge, then taste wines at Les Caves Saint Charles and either Château La Nerthe or Domaine de Beaurenard, with lunch arranged in the medieval village. The tour runs 8 hours and includes the vehicle, driver, water, and all fees; wine tastings are available to travelers 21 and older.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste wine directly with vintners at two domains rather than sample from a bus, and if you'd rather have a driver handle navigation while you focus on Avignon's landmarks and the medieval village.
Paris Street Art Tour Butte-aux-Cailles: Read the neighborhood's history on its wallsYou walk through Butte-aux-Cailles with a guide who explains the artists, movements and stories behind the murals covering the neighborhood's walls. The tour covers animal frescoes, enigmatic characters and monumental pieces in monochrome and color, all tied together by the artists' shared signature: poetry. Public transport gets you there, and the pace suits any fitness level, so you leave understanding how street art has shaped one of Paris's most atypical districts.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Paris beyond the main monuments and is curious about how artists have shaped one of the city's most distinctive neighborhoods. The guide does the research and storytelling, so you get the context and history without spending hours figuring it out yourself.
Walking tour of Marseille: Greek origins to modern portA three-hour walking tour of Marseille's historic core with a local guide who weaves together Greek origins, medieval upheavals and modern transformation. You walk La Canebière, the Greek port ruins, the oldest house in the city (rotated 90° after World War II), the colorful Vieille Charité neighborhood, Marseille Cathedral's interior, and Fort Saint-Jean. Local tastings and personalized advice on where to eat and what to do next are included.Is it for me?The walk covers three hours on foot across uneven streets and neighborhoods, so it suits anyone comfortable with a steady pace and urban walking. You'll get the oldest part of Marseille and meet locals along the way, which is what makes the history and the tips at the end actually useful—you're not just hearing stories, you're standing where they happened and leaving with a map only someone who lives there would give you.
Praliné Rocher Chocolate Making Class in ParisA chocolate making class at Edwart Atelier in Paris where you hand-roll and dip pralinés rochers from scratch using roasted hazelnuts, then taste the atelier's signature products. The workshop runs about an hour, includes a personalized diploma and recipe card, and you bring home the chocolates you made. Minimum age is 12; the guide speaks English or French and can accommodate scheduling around your availability.Is it for me?The class runs in English or French, so you'll follow along comfortably in whichever language the guide uses that day. Book this one if you want to leave with something you made yourself and the recipes to do it again at home.
E-bike tour Lyon: Tête d'Or Park & riverside rideA two-hour e-bike tour of Lyon starting at the ComhiC shop in Vieux-Lyon, with a live guide in English or French. You ride along the Saône riverbanks, climb Croix-Rousse Hill via a soft-transport tunnel, and explore Tête d'Or Park's botanical garden, greenhouses, zoo, rose garden and lake. Helmet and rain cape included; groups stay under ten.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided route covering Lyon's rivers and main landmarks at a set pace with others, or choose a private tour if you prefer your own timing and smaller group.
Wine tasting tours from Béziers: Languedoc vineyardsA half-day wine tasting tour from Béziers takes you to two estates in the Languedoc region, where you meet the winemakers, learn how they cultivate their vines and taste their wines. The tour runs as a shared small group on Wednesday and Friday, or as a private tour with flexible scheduling on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday, with hotel pickup included on private bookings.Is it for me?Book a shared tour on Wednesday or Friday if you prefer a small group and a fixed schedule; book a private tour on Monday, Tuesday or Saturday if you want to choose your own day and include hotel pickup without extra cost.
Eze, Monaco & Monte Carlo tour from Nice: Half-day small groupA half-day sightseeing tour from Nice covers Eze, Monaco Old Town, and Monte Carlo in a small group with a live guide and hotel pickup included. The itinerary moves along the Moyenne Corniche for panoramic views, includes a guided tour of the Fragonard perfume factory in Eze's medieval streets, and stops at Monaco's neo-Romanesque Cathedral and the Oceanographic Museum, with free time at Casino Square depending on the pace of earlier stops.Is it for me?Small-group format keeps the minivan under a dozen people, which means the guide can move at a conversational pace through narrow streets and answer questions without rushing the group along. Book this if you want three towns in one morning without renting a car or timing train schedules yourself.
Père Lachaise Cemetery Paris: Oscar Wilde & Chopin Graves TourYou walk a small group through Père Lachaise Cemetery with a local guide who shows you the graves of Chopin, Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison and other artists, sharing their stories and pointing out the artistry in the tombs themselves. The group stays under eight people, and your guide gives you tips for exploring the neighborhood afterward. Tours run rain or shine.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand Père Lachaise as more than a checklist of famous graves—the local guide and small group size mean you actually learn why these people matter and what their tombstones say about how they lived.
Paris Layover Tour: Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe & Latin QuarterYou start at Trocadéro with views of the Eiffel Tower, walk the Champs-Élysées and learn the Metro, see Place de la Concorde and the Louvre, cross Pont Neuf, explore Sainte-Chapelle's stained glass, view Notre-Dame, visit Shakespeare and Company, and finish in the Latin Quarter with time for a café or last-minute shopping. Hotel pickup is included; you handle snacks and souvenirs. The walk is moderate but steady—around 3 to 5 kilometers total—and the tour fits into a few hours, making it ideal for layovers or your first day in Paris.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Paris with only a few hours before your next flight or have just one day in the city and want to see the major landmarks without arranging transport and timing yourself—the guide handles the route, the Metro, and the pacing so you leave feeling like you actually know Paris.
Paris Marais: Self-guided scavenger hunt walking tourYou’ll explore Paris’ Marais district at your own pace with this self-guided scavenger hunt walking tour. Solve clues on your phone, discover local sights like Place des Vosges and Hôtel de Sens, and take breaks whenever you want. It’s a playful way to see familiar streets differently — and maybe catch yourself smiling at small surprises along the way.
Paris to Disneyland: Private Round-Trip Shuttle with Child SeatsYou get picked up from your Paris hotel or station and driven directly to Disneyland Paris in a private, air-conditioned car with free child seats and luggage included. On return, the driver collects you two hours before your train departure (if applicable) and drops you anywhere in Paris. The 50-minute drive each way means no public transport changes or waiting for schedules.Is it for me?A good fit if you're traveling with children and luggage and want to avoid the stress of finding a taxi, negotiating a fare, or figuring out how to fit car seats into a standard cab. The fixed price and scheduled pickup mean you know exactly what you're paying and when the driver will arrive, which is what makes the whole trip from Paris to Disneyland feel less like logistics and more like travel.
Segway ride in Nice: Bachelor(ette) celebration on wheelsA Segway ride in Nice for groups celebrating a bachelor(ette) party, starting on the Promenade des Anglais and moving through the old town, Cours Saleya flower market and Masséna square. A live guide in English or French leads the group for about an hour, with an optional two-hour extension that adds Castle Hill and its panoramic views. Helmet included; minimum age 14, weight between 45 and 118 kilos.Is it for me?Book the one-hour ride if you want the old town and flower market in an afternoon; choose the two-hour extension if Castle Hill's views matter more than getting back early. Either way, the guide handles the pacing so the whole group stays together and nobody has to navigate the city on their own.
Destinations
- Aigues-Mortes›
- Alsace›
- Aquitaine›
- Besancon›
- Blois›
- Brittany›
- Burgundy›
- Cassis›
- Chambery›
- Champagne›
- Cogolin›
- Corsica›
- Dunkirk›
- French Riviera›
- La Ciotat›
- Languedoc-Roussillon›
- Limousin›
- Loire Valley›
- Lorraine›
- Marignane›
- Midi-Pyrénées›
- Nancy›
- Nord-Pas de Calais›
- Normandy›
- Picardy›
- Poitou-Charentes›
- Provence›
- Rhône-Alpes›
- Saint Nazaire›
- Saint-Remy-de-Provence›
- Sete›
- Villefranche-sur-Mer›
- Villeneuve-les-Avignon›
- Île-de-France›
