Private Guided Tours · Paris & Île-de-France
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One group, one licensed guide, a day shaped around you.
Three of our most requested private tours in Paris. Every tour is private, led by a licensed guide-conférencier, and the full collection covers the museums, the monuments and the châteaux of Île-de-France.
The Louvre
From one-hour highlights to ancient civilizations and thematic deep dives.
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My First Day in Paris
The essentials, in one day, with someone who knows the order to see them in
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Musée d'Orsay
Impressionism & beyond
Discover the tour →Compose your own day
Several places in one private day, with one guide who shapes it around them.
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“I can’t imagine a day in Paris being anything more interesting or fun.”Theresa T. · Verified guest
Pépin is a small team of licensed guides-conférenciers, the private guides who lead every tour in Paris we run, united by one conviction: that a great tour changes the way you see. Educational, friendly, and personal.
The license is issued by the French Ministry of Culture, and without it no one may legally guide inside the national museums and monuments. We are professionals, and as such, we prepare every visit in advance and build it around the people in front of us, their questions, their pace, their curiosity.
We strive to offer you a memorable experience, and we hope you will be the next to share your story.
That is why we became guides. Meet the team →
The lost vineyards of Paris
Paris was once one of the great wine regions of France. How the abbeys planted it, why it vanished, and the six places in the city where vines still grow today.
What's your favorite Parisian bridge ?
Readers of a Paris newsletter crowned the Pont Alexandre III their favorite bridge. Why it won, why it was built, and the Franco-Russian story behind its name.
Shaping France : March 18, 1871
On March 18, 1871, Paris rose against the government in Versailles. The Paris Commune, from the cannons of Montmartre to the Bloody Week and the fall of the Tuileries.
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Pépin · Paris
Private · Guided
Paris · Île-de-France
