The most beautiful city hall of Paris will serve us as meeting point

We will discover the history of Notre-Dame Cathedral, one of the most famous monuments in Paris. Our Guide will introduce you to it, while showing the iconic details of the façade and surroundings

We will pass the holy chapel

In front of the Louvre Museum, you will discover the history of the largest and most visited museum in the world. Your Guide will explain how this former royal palace has become a global cultural symbol and present the artistic treasures that attract millions of visitors each year.

In the beautiful Jardin des Tuileries, we will take a pleasant break to enjoy a coffee/tea and croissant while enjoying the view of this emblematic garden of Paris. Your Guide will explain the history of this place created for royalty and today appreciated by Parisians and visitors from around the world.

We will stop at Place de la Concorde, one of the most emblematic squares in Paris. The Guide will share the history of this important place, especially during the French Revolution, while presenting the obelisk of Luxor and the spectacular views of the Champs-Elysées.

During this stop at the Grand Palais, we will admire its impressive architecture and its famous glass roof. Your Guide will tell the story of this monument built for the 1900 World’s Fair and now used for major cultural events.

We will stop at Pont Alexandre III, considered one of the most beautiful bridges in Paris. They can admire its golden sculptures and enjoy a magnificent view of the Seine and the city’s iconic monuments.

In Les Invalides, you will discover the impressive golden dome and learn the history of this monument built for French army veterans. The Guide will also explain the importance of this place which today houses the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte.

At Avenue de Camoëns, you will enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower. This discreet place is perfect for taking great photos of this iconic monument of Paris.

Return to the meeting point passing mainly through the stage edges