Paris is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is known worldwide for the Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame cathedral, and the Eiffel tower. It has a reputation of being a romantic and cultural city. The city is also known for its high-quality gastronomy and the terraces of its cafés.
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This passport will allow you to discover the entire Versailles Estate on your own. You can visit the Palace of Versailles in complete freedom while listening to fascinating comments via audio guides. You will then have the rest of the day to stroll throug
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Enjoy a trip from Paris to the Giverny countryside to Claude Monet's 19th century home and gardens with the famous Japanese bridge
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Experience the UNESCO site of Versailles, Claude Monet's private flower gardens & studio at Giverny on this day tour from Paris
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Soak in the sights of Paris on a motorcoach tour and Seine River cruise. Then get treated to a delicious lunch at the Eiffel Tower
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Leave Paris for the day to the beautiful region of Normandy for a guided tour of the UNESCO Site Mont Saint Michel, with lunch and drinks included
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Do not miss the most romantic dinner cruise during your couples visit to Paris. Paris Seine invites you to an unforgettable dinner on the Seine, to be shared by two. You will go directly to the boarding area located right at the steps of the Musée d'Orsa
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See Paris from the air, land, and water on this combo tour that lets you skip-the-line at the Eiffel Tower, cruise the Seine River and more.
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This combo tour in Paris showcases views from above and below. Skip-the-line at the Eiffel Tower before cruising along the Seine River.
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Guided morning tour of the Palace of Versailles, Hall of Mirrors, Queen's Apartments & its manicured gardens from Paris.
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Skip-the-line and get a guided tour of the most famous museum in Paris, the Louvre, and see timeless works of art such as the Mona Lisa.
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Skip-the-line to Paris' most visited attraction, the Eiffel Tower and enjoy the unbeatable views from the 2nd level of this iconic tower.
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The Eiffel Tower was the tallest structure in the world until the unveiling of the Empire State Building in the United States. The Tower is one of Paris's top sightseeing attractions on many private tours. See the city and surrounding districts from the viewing platform near the top floor they are incredible. The Restaurant Le Jules Verne's on the second floor is perfect for a romantic night out.
Paris's Avenue des Champs-Elysées is one of the most beautiful boulevards in the world. One end extends to the Arc De Triomphe district of Paris with exclusive stores like Tiffany & Co, Louis-Vuitton, and Cartier. One of the best-loved 18th Century traditional tea house called Maison Ladurée is located on the Avenue and is the only place in Paris where you can taste the perfect Macaron, exquisite pastries and beverages.
Visitors to The Cathédrale Notre-Dame in the heart of Paris on guided tours are struck by the beautiful ornamental design of the facade, with its flying buttresses, fabulous gargoyles, and unique sculptures. The interior of the building features exotic stained-glass windows. As you enter the beautiful doorway into the Cathédrale, explore the vaulted space, and it's decoration. The sanctuary seems endless under the light of lovely flickering candles.
The Louvre Museum displays over 30,000 works of art, from medieval art to antiquities and exquisite paintings from the 15th to the 19th centuries. It could take tourists visiting Paris weeks to see all the pieces in the exhibition. However, private day tours can focus on a particular gallery like the Italian Renaissance Art or Classical Sculpture collections. The most famous and visited piece in the museum is De Vinci's, Mona Lisa.
Musee d'Orsay holds priceless works of art from the world's greatest Impressionism Artists. A guided tour of the collections is at the top of many visitors custom Paris trips. Works by artists include pieces from Manet, Monet, Bonnard, Cézanne, Van Gogh, Seurat, Signac, and Toulouse-Lautrec. TSome of the most captivating pieces in the museum includes Van Gogh's self-portrait and Toulouse-Lautrec's fantastic Moulin Rouge print.
The 500-year-old Palace of Versailles in Paris is a wonderful experience and such a beautiful place to visit on tour. The elegance, grand design, and decoration of the Palace are breathtaking and fit for the opulent Kings of old that called it home. The interior of the Palace and Grand Hall of Mirrors leaves every tourist speechless; its beauty and ornate decoration are incomparable to any Palace in the world.
Try a tour of The Place Vendôme formally called The Place Louis le Grand at its construction between 1686 and 1701. The original intentional use for the building was that the Royal Mint, Royal Academies, Royal Library, and a hotel would be housed in the square. Under the instruction of the King the square was sold to wealthy citizens as the crown did not have sufficient funds to complete and activate the work.
The Grand Palais Garnier Opera House tour of this beautiful Neo-Baroque theater designed as a venue for ballet and opera performances is lovely. The impressive structure was designed by Charles Garnier and construction started in 1862 and was finally completed in 1875. The exterior features include classic columns and sculptures depicting Music, Idyll, Poetry, Recitation, Drama, Dance, and Song.
The Catacombs (The Boneyard of Paris) guided tours are fascinating and slightly creepy but are worth a visit to see the tombs and rooms with their haunting remains below the Streets of Paris. The dark, narrow, gravel and concrete tunnels that lead you through the bone filled chapels and rooms are slightly unnerving. There are 83 spiral steps that you have to navigate both down and up to access The Catacombs.
The Luxembourg Gardens in Paris are always busy on bright sunny days with locals sailing little boats on the lake and many tourists with their guides. The main feature of this beautiful park is the huge octagonal pond, flanked by two stunning terraces lined with statues. This lake area of the park was designed in the French style, with comfortable seating for visitors to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
The first Bastille prison was stormed and demolished in 1789. A monument to commemorate King Louis Philippe's rise to the French Throne and the 1830 revolution stands on the grounds of the infamous prison. A spiral stairway gives private tour visitors access to the monument viewing platform where you will see the new and magnificent Opéra-Bastille opened in 1989 on the same grounds as the hated prison.
Sainte-Chapelle Church is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture built in 1242 it took over eight years to complete. Christian relics belonging to King Louis IX are on exhibition in the Church, the most famous piece is the Crown Of Thorns which is displayed at the Church Alter. Private Church tours are readily available and loved by all visitors; they are especially impressed with the magnificent stained-glass windows.
Commissioned in 1806 by Napoleon; The Arc de Triomphe is a representation of the many battle victories by the French Army. The decorative finishes on this powerful symbol of hope are unique with statues and reliefs depicting many Army achievements. See the generals names inscribed on the Arc and check out lovely Paris from the viewing platform. Private Arc de Triomphe tours are available on all Paris half and full day trips.
The Sacré-Coeur Basilica is situated high on a hill in Paris, due to its gorgeous design it is reminiscent of a Tiered Wedding Cake. The white finish on the outer facade has a mix of styles, but the interior is stunning. On escorted tours of The Basilica see the beautiful Christ Mosaic created to give hope to the People of Paris after the Prussian War. A night time visit is perfect as the church is drowned in candlelight for services.
The Places des Vosges was formerly known as The Place Royal due to its many rich and famous residents like Louis XIII many "lady friends." The stylish square with red brick houses surrounding it was also a favorite place for duels as it was hidden away from the prying eyes of Cardinal Richelieu who had banned dueling. Paris city walking tours stop off at the Square and the guides have may stories of intrigue and history.
The Place de la Concord was commissioned by King Louis XV in 1755, and the construction was completed in 1775. The octagonally shaped square was the City diamond in the 18th century due to its enormity. The Paris City skyline is only magnified by the incredible Egyptian Obelisk in the center of the Concord. Fantastic views of the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre give tourists the best photo opportunities of Paris while on guided tours.
Private La Conciergerie tours are very popular with sightseeing visitors in Paris. This infamous prison housed Robespierre and Marie-Antoinette in horrendous conditions before they were executed. On your museum tour, you will see relics from the days of the guillotine. As you enter the "forbidding room" you will walk in the footsteps of prisoners that were handed over to the officials for execution.
Formally a home for disabled and wounded soldier's The Hôtel des Invalides is now a Paris landmark museum for custom tours. Uniforms, equipment, weapons, print's and antiques are just some of the artifacts on display in this large military museum. The specially trained tour guides in the museum are excellent and full of information about the long, turbulent history of the building and the many exhibits on display.
Take a private escorted tour to the Centre Pompidou, the most modern cultural and art center in Paris. Many visitors have commented that the structure looks like it is inside out or topsy-turvy due to its exclusive and rare design. Home to the National Modern Art Museum, the exhibitions of contemporary art are staggering. Priceless works of art and sculptures from artists like Picasso, Matisse, Dalí, and Klee are on display here.
Located at the end of Charles-de-Gaulle Avenue is a complex of high-rise buildings developed in the late 1960's called Grande Arch La Défense. Aptly named after the French Forces who fought in the Prussian War of 1870, Paris sightseeing tours includes a stop at the 110 meters high site. During the 1989 Revolution Bicentenary, the monument was inaugurated as a symbol of hope and togetherness for all Parisians.
This magnificent Palais-Royal building is located opposite The Louvre Museum and is a perfect example of centuries-old Rich Royal architecture and design. In King Louis XIII reign, the Palais-Royal was used as a Palace for famous high-ranking Cardinals. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around the grounds and the lovely courtyard with your tour guide and see the beautiful gardens and sculptures adorning the entrance.
Paris City Private V.I.P. Tours customize your trip to the famous and fabulous Moulin Rouge for a night of musical theater with the great Doris Girls executing the "Can Can" with flare and fanfare. There is an excellent mix of entertainment with some international acts and a choice of fantastic French cuisine from special menus. You will have V.I.P. front section seating for a perfect view.
No family tour and sightseeing trip to Paris would be complete without visiting Disneyland. You will get transported back to when you were a kid the minute you enter the park. From Cinderella's castles to the flying teacups and star wars exhibitions this theme park has it all with magical sets, rides, and themed tours. Book your tickets and in advance for discounts and any special needs requirements.
These hop on hop off City Sightseeing Paris bus tours are an excellent way to see this beautiful City at your leisure. If you want to know its history, visit where the ancient Parisians lived with a running commentary from your tour guide then the Paris private bus tours are for you. You will visit and see the many monuments, churches, palaces, famous squares and cultural sights on the jump on and jump off system.
Your Normandy trip starts with a three-hour drive through the Paris countryside with your private tour guide and a brief stop at the Caen Memorial. After a lovely lunch at a traditional French country restaurant, it's off to Pointe du Hoc. The American Cemetery near Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer is the highlight with most tourists to see the ten thousand graves and beautiful memorial dedicated to the fallen.
The Eiffel Tower private VIP tours will let you skip the queues and visit Paris's top sightseeing tour attraction. See the views of the most romantic city in the world and surrounding districts from the viewing platform near the top floor. After your platform visit, your table will be ready in the Le Jules Verne's restaurant on the second floor with a special order menu to round off your trip.
Small private group tours of the Louvre Museum Paris are a perfect way to skip the entry line and enjoy the site with a professional guide. The tour takes approximately 3 hours to complete, and there is time towards the end to stroll around alone to admire the magnificent paintings and sculptures without a running commentary. The unusual themed galleries are one of the highlights of this tour for many visitors.
Relax in a comfortable air-conditing minivan, as you travel from central Paris to Versailles with your custom tour representative. Your guide will then escort you around the lines of queues directly into the Palace. Tour around the beautiful gardens and famous hall of mirrors listening about the history of this magnificent and stunning place. This tour includes a luxury lunch and your return journey to Paris.
The Panthéon is Paris's National Memorial and burial place of famed Philosophers and writers such as Voltaire, Victor Hugo, and Rousseau. Built on the site of the Sainte-Geneviève Abbey, the church's construction started in 1756. Private escort tour operators will walk you around the epically decorated Memorial, and after a brief talk on the history of the building, you will understand why the Parisian people treasure it.
For one of the most romantic nights of your life book a River Seine night cruise. The 3-hour private evening landmarks and dinner cruise tour sails down the River Seine to see Paris illuminated by night. You will see The Notre Dame Cathedral, The Louvre, and The Eiffel Tower as you sail along. Afterward, you can enjoy live music and a delicious 4-course French dinner while romancing the night away.
From exquisite cuisine to stylish boutiques, Paris is known for most of the finest in life. The city proudly celebrates its cultural heritage by maintaining its landmarks, world-class art collections, and the formal French gardens. As a visitor, you can visit the Musée d'Orsay and the Louvre Museum to see the Monet's and Mona Lisa masterpieces. Explore the distinctive areas to discover the great café scene in Saint-Germain-de-Prés and the medieval Latin Quarter. Sightseeing and guided private tour of Paris at all the famous sites and also the hidden corners, Paris is full of excitements.
Designed by Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel and constructed for the Paris Exhibition of 1889. The tower is made up of 15,000 steel sections held together about 2.5 million rivets. This brilliant structure is one of the top Paris tours attraction. The Eiffel tower is 307 meters tall. It was the tallest building until the Empire State Building was built. Visitors can walk up the 360 steps or take an elevator to reach the first level (at 57 meters) and at 155 meters and 344 steps to the second level. You can take an elevator ride from the second level to reach the top level. At the top, sights of the Paris cityscape are really amazing. For visitors interested in having a meal, you can have a nice one at the Restaurant le Jules Verne's second present on the second floor of the Tower. This nice restaurant features lots of wide windows that allow you to enjoy the amazing views.
A marvelous museum of fine art. The Louvre Museum displays over 30,000 amazing works of art, from medieval art to antiquities and also the European painting of the 15th to the 19th centuries. It is impossible for visitors to see it all in private day tours in Paris, but you can focus on a particular gallery like the Italian Renaissance art or classical sculpture, you can also take a tour of the collections. The most famous piece in the museum is the Mona Lisa. Other stunning masterpieces are the Venus de Milo sculpture and the Wedding Feast at Cana painting.
Surrounding the museum on one side is the Elegant Jardin des Tuileries, the loveliest park in Paris. Designed by the popular landscape architect André Le Nôtre. The gardens perfectly feature decorative pools, park benches, and manicured trees. There is also a nice café restaurant with outdoor seating in the museum.
Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris is situated in the heart of Paris. Tourists are entirely struck by the beautiful ornamental design of the facade, with its flying buttresses, gargoyles and sculptures. After admiring the beautiful doorway, enter the sanctuary to explore the vaulted space. The sanctuary seems endless and amazes visitors with the light of nicely flickering candles. The interior of the building features exotic stained-glass windows. This amazing work of art displays 80 Old Testament scenes around the Virgin. On Saturdays and Sundays at 9:15pm, the cathedral offers an audiovisual show created to inspire visitors. The show displays images on tulle of about 100-meters for a stunning effect.
Paris most monumental boulevard. The Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées is the intersection of the two divided parts of The Champs-Elysées. The upper part, that extends to the Arc de Triomphe, is beautified by luxury hotels, shop, restaurants, cinemas, cafés, and theaters. This always busy area is a gathering place for Parisians and attracts lots of visitors.
Musee d'Orsay is one of the top attractions in private tours of Paris. The museum contains a collection that represents the great work of all masters of Impressionism. The artists include Manet, Monet, Bonnard, Cézanne, Van Gogh, Seurat, Signac, and Toulouse-Lautrec. Some of the most memorable pieces in the museum include Claude Monet's The Magpie, Gare Saint-Lazare, Luncheon and Renoir's Ball. This Museum is the best place in Paris to explore the Impressionist art history from the simple brush strokes of Monet to the colorful scenes of Gauguin. The museum also contains several decorative objects and photography. Also present is an upscale restaurant and two cafés.
The Luxembourg Gardens are the second best park in Paris after the Tuileries. The main feature of this beautiful park is the huge octagonal pond, flanked by two stunning terraces lined with statues. This section of the park is designed in the French style, with several chairs spread out for visitors. The park is famous with Parisians for great relaxation time and picnicking. The picturesque Fontaine de Médicis is another important feature present under the trees opposite the palace. The large pond present in the is a lovely place for small children who usually sail miniature boats on it. while other children love to enjoy one of the traditional marionette show called the Grand Guignol. This garden is a very nice park for visitors to have a nice time in Paris.
This awesome square was formally called Place Louis le Grand. The front parts of the houses were constructed between years of 1686 and 1701. The original intention of the building this place was that the Mint, royal academies, the Royal Library, and a hotel would be installed in the square; but as a result of financial difficulties, the King had no choice but to sell the buildings to wealthy citizens. The new owners then built magnificent mansions with gardens and courtyards. The lovely thing of the Place Vendôme is that it has maintained the overall design, which combines civic simplicity with regal ostentation. The square is famous for its jewelry shops including Chanel, Van Cleef, Cartier Arpels, and Boucheron. Also present is the luxurious Ritz Hotel, which was frequented by Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, and Ernest Hemingway. Visitors will surely enjoy a visit to this garden.
The great Palais Garnier Opera House is a stunning Neo-Baroque theater designed as a venue for ballet and opera performances. The structure was designed by Charles Garnier and was constructed between the years of 1862 and 1875. The exterior features classical columns and eight sculpture; Music, Idyll, Poetry, Recitation, Drama, Dance and Song. All which represent allegorical figures.
The loggia describes busts of composers Meyerbeer, Halévy, Rossini, Spontini, Auber, Mozart, and Beethoven. There are 4 exquisite gilded groups at the top of the building exalting Fame and poetry. The plush gold and red auditorium are enhanced with the painting on the ceiling done by Chagall. The salons are also beautifully decorated with ceiling frescoes and gilded moldings. Visitors should visit the Library-Museum of the Opera House situated inside the building. The library and museum contain exhibits dedicated to the art of opera. Drawings of scenery and costumes, paintings of the Opera House and scale models are among the stunning collections of the museum.
Attending an opera or ballet performance at the Palais Garnier is one of the visitor’s favorite tourist experience. Bookstores and classic restaurant are also present.
People call Paris “the City of Love” because of the romantic atmosphere it exudes. In fact, The City of Love isn't just a random nickname given to Paris; it's the perfect description anyone who visited the French capital would give to the city for all the romantic vibes they find there.
Paris is considered as a quite safe city. You can wander in almost every district with a very low risk of mugging. However, some areas are safer than others. The center and most touristy area of Paris (Le Marais, the Latin quarter, the Louvre area….) is very safe, as it's a vibrant area either at day or night.
You'll experience crowds from May to September, but encounter the most people in July (followed closely by June and August). We'd recommend visiting between October and April if your main objective is to avoid crowds. For the warmest temperatures, October and April are the best times to visit Paris sans crowds
Paris may be the most visited city in the world, yet it's also one of the most expensive. But for travelers on a budget, there are plenty of cheap — and even free — ways to enjoy the city. Paris may be the most visited city in the world, yet it's also one of the most expensive.
The best time to visit Paris is from April to June and from October to early November when the weather is pleasant and the tourist crowds are thin. However, the cheapest time to visit Paris is early December, January, and February as these are considered off-season due to the harsh winters Paris faces.
In four days you can hit many of the city's major sights and attractions, and still have time to breathe, kick back, and enjoy some people-watching at a Parisian terrace.
The short answer is yes, luxury brands are cheaper in Paris. If you are looking for a designer handbag, belt, accessory, clothing, etc then Paris is the place to go!
It is polite to tip your waiter/waitress. However, bills in France include a service charge, and any extra is discretionary. The staff doesn't rely as heavily on tips as they do in the US, for example