Paris
Tours & Activities

One of those Paris experiences that looks fun from the outside and turns out to be even better. You ride through the city in a vintage pink Citroën 2CV convertible with a local expert who knows every backstreet and story worth telling. No headsets, no crowds, no fixed script. Tours run from 1 to 3 hours and the route adapts to what you want to see. Perfect for anniversaries, birthdays, or any trip that deserves a memorable moment.

An evening at the Moulin Rouge that lives up to its reputation. The Féerie show features 60 artists in 1,000 handmade costumes of feathers, rhinestones, and sequins, with live music and Belle Époque scenery. The dinner package includes a three-course menu and champagne, with seats guaranteed near the front. Dress code is smart casual. Book well in advance as this sells out consistently, especially for dinner seatings.

Dinner on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower. Madame Brasserie serves a three-course Gustave Menu by Chef Thierry Marx with seasonal French cuisine, champagne, wine, and views of the illuminated city below. Elevator access to the first floor is included, with time to explore after dinner. Seatings at 6:30pm and 9pm. Book early.

French cuisine is as much about history as it is about taste, and this group tour brings that to life. A local food expert leads you to small specialty shops you would never find on your own: artisan boulangeries, a fromagerie with over a century of history, chocolatiers, and more. Every tasting comes with a story. Group tours capped at six people.

Versailles is one of those places that genuinely calls for an expert. The scale can feel overwhelming without a framework, and the stories behind the Hall of Mirrors, the Queen's Apartments, and Andre Le Notre's gardens are far richer than any guidebook can convey. This expert-led tour connects the architecture, mythology, and political theater that made Versailles the most powerful statement of royal ambition in European history. Group tours capped at six people. Skip-the-line access included.

Notre-Dame reopened in June 2025 and this private tour is the perfect way to experience it with children. The guide turns the cathedral into a playful discovery: decoding characters in the stone, spotting gargoyles, and stepping inside to feel the extraordinary scale and light. The tour continues to the Musee de Cluny, housing medieval art in a 15th-century mansion. Guides are specifically trained to engage young minds. This tour is at the top of my list for our next Paris visit.

A 2.5-hour private walking tour that turns Paris into a shared family discovery. Notre-Dame, the Latin Quarter, Pont des Arts, the Palais Royal, and the Louvre courtyards, with a guide who keeps children engaged throughout. Paris streets become stages for storytelling. A great introduction for families visiting for the first time. For a deeper Notre-Dame experience including the interior, see the Notre-Dame and Gothic Paris Tour for Kids above.