- Your group only
- A licensed guide-conférencier
- Entry tickets included
The Louvre
A dedicated collection of specialist tours, from the highlights to deep dives.
Musée d'Orsay
Impressionism & beyond
Versailles
The palace, the gardens
Sainte-Chapelle & the Conciergerie
The Gothic chapel and the royal prison
Montmartre
The village above Paris
Food Tours
Three private food walks: the classic tour, a pastry walk and a market morning.
Notre-Dame
The restored cathedral, a visit unlike any before 2019
Eiffel Tower
The most recognized structure in the world, explained
Musée de l'Orangerie
The Water Lilies, and the collection that makes them worth staying for
Rodin Museum
From The Thinker to The Gates of Hell, and the rose garden
Cluny Museum
Roman baths, medieval art, and six tapestries that have never been explained
Basilica of Saint-Denis
The burial place of nearly every French monarch for 1,200 years
Versailles: Exclusive Access
Petits Appartements and the Trianon Estate before the doors open
My First Day in Paris
The essentials, in one day, with someone who knows the order to see them in
An Impressionist Day
Orsay, the Orangerie, Marmottan and Montmartre, three of the four in a day
Versailles, Full Day
Palace, gardens and the Trianon Estate
Or build your own day
Combine up to three sites into a single private day, morning and afternoon, with everything arranged.
Open the builder →Did you know?
8.7
million visitors in 2024: no museum in the world receives more. The Mona Lisa they come for is only 77 cm (30 inches) tall.
We recommend booking well ahead.
First time in Paris?
Two days, three days?
Tell us how long you have and who is coming: we will suggest where to start, and in which order.
Ask us →Did you know?
Point Zéro
A bronze star set in the square in front of Notre-Dame: every road distance from Paris is measured from here.
Did you know?
1889
The Eiffel Tower was built for that year's World's Fair, with a permit for twenty years. Its radio antenna saved it from demolition.
Did you know?
357
mirrors in the Hall of Mirrors, all made in France by a royal workshop founded to break Venice's hold on glass.
Did you know?
1933
Montmartre planted a vineyard again, the Clos Montmartre. It is still harvested every October, with a street festival.