431 activitati in Paris, FRANCE

Wait for your flight like a VIP in a First Class Lounge. The moment you step inside the Lounge you will be treated as a First Class passenger. Enjoy the wide range of refreshments and snacks before you hop on the plane. Other facilities include flight information monitor, internet, television as well as national and international newspapers and magazines.

Wait for your flight like a VIP in a First Class Lounge. The moment you step inside the Lounge you will be treated as a First Class passenger. Enjoy the wide range of refreshments and snacks before you hop on the plane. Other facilities include flight information monitor, internet, television as well as national and international newspapers and magazines.

Wait for your flight like a VIP in a First Class Lounge. The moment you step inside the Lounge you will be treated as a First Class passenger. Enjoy the wide range of refreshments and snacks before you hop on the plane. Other facilities include flight information monitor, internet, television as well as national and international newspapers and magazines.

Take advantage of this one-day pass to visit Paris in total freedom and use our included admission ticket to visit the Musée d'Orsay whenever you like. Big Bus offers two routes allowing you to explore the must-see sites of Paris. Aboard an open-top bus, you'll enjoy stunning views of Paris and discover the breathtaking beauty of this capital city. Hop on and hop off at any time at the different Big Bus stops located throughout Paris and spread over two distinct itineraries. The first "Red" tour will allow you to visit the historical city center where the major Paris landmarks and districts are located. With ten stops, you can go from one point to another without getting tired and explore the city at your own pace. The tour includes an admission ticket to the Musée d'Orsay, which you can easily visit by getting off at stop no. 7, located right in front of the Museum. Enjoy some time to discover the Musée d'Orsay. Housed in a former train station, the Musée d'Orsay is a magnificent setting to showcase the world's largest collection of impressionist and postimpressionist art work. Admire masterpieces such as "Le Moulin de la Galette" by Auguste Renoir, "Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe" [Luncheon on the Grass] by Edouard Manet, "Nuit étoilée " [Starry Night] by Vincent Van Gogh and "La Petite Danseuse de 14 Ans" [Little Dancer Aged Fourteen] by Edgar Degas. You can also take advantage of this break to visit other attractions near the Musée d'Orsay. In the Tuileries Gardens, which are typically in the French style and the oldest gardens in Paris, you'll find the Musée de l'Orangerie which houses the works of Picasso, Monet and Matisse. A little further away is the Musée Rodin which has exhibited the works of Auguste Rodin since 1919. From there you'll be able to see the Tour Montparnasse, which is the tallest skyscraper in Paris. If you wish, you can then continue your tour through Paris by taking the sightseeing bus on this same red route along the Seine. While listening to an audio commentary in the language of your choice, you can admire the architectural beauty of the buildings along the banks. You can visit other iconic Paris sites by getting off at any of the nine other stops. You can also set off to discover the bohemian neighborhood of Montmartre on the Big Bus "Blue" itinerary. This tour, which is smaller than the red route, allows you to travel through the Pigalle district or visit the Sacré-Coeur Basilica which rises up on the Butte Montmartre. Opening Hours Big Bus Red Route: From 9:15 am to 6:30pm. Blue Route: From 9am to 7:05pm. Orsay Museum Daily: 9:30am - 6pm - (Exhibit rooms close at 5pm) Thursdays: 9:30am - 9:45 pm (Exhibit rooms close at 9:15pm) Monday - Closed Languages Orsay Museum Audioguides available on site in French, German, English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese and Russian. Big Bus Commentary available in 11 languages: French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Arabic. Commentaries for children are available in 3 languages: French, English and Spanish.

Feel special as you traverse the famous Champs Elysees Avenue in your very own chauffeur driven 2CV convertible. Leave yourself free to see all that this wonderful location offers as you are skilfully driven along the route. Don’t miss a thing as the driver guide points out the many sights along the way. Follow the historic River Seine into the heart of Paris where you will discover the Place Vendôme; the stunning Louvre Museum with its famous glass pyramid created by the Chinese American architect, Ming Pei that forms the museum’s ultra futuristic entrance ; the Place de la Concorde, the iconic Arc de Triomphe; the Invalides; the Grand Palais and Petit Palais; La Madeleine and the Orsay Museum, a museum converted from a train station. Get right into the heart of Paris, see the sights, breath in the smells and feel the rush of the Parisian traffic, with the retro stylish 2CV as your mode of transport. Leave the crowds behind you in a cloud of dust as you jet off on your own personal road trip. You can customise your tour to suit your own desires, whether it is stopping off for a photo opportunity, or to pick up a souvenir of your day, or simply to refuel with a café au lait and croissant at a Parisian café. Let the day take you where it may, on this Prestige Tour of the Champs Elysees. Languages English and French. You can call your agent a minimum 4 days prior to the date of the tour, to confirm a German speaking guide.

Cruise the River Seine while feasting on a traditional French lunch and live one of the ultimate Paris experiences. See all the main riverside landmarks of the City of Light from a new perspective and sail under some of the most famous bridges in the world, and take an album full of memories home with you. Cruise the River Seine while feasting on a traditional French lunch and live one of the ultimate Paris experiences. See all the main riverside landmarks of the City of Light from a new perspective and sail under some of the most famous bridges in the world, and take an album full of memories home with you. The cruise departs from the Marina de Paris at the Quai d’Orsay, where the world-famous Orsay Museum of modern art and the French ministry of foreign affairs are located on the south bank of the Seine. Directly across the on the north bank are the Tuileries Gardens, which link the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde. So much to see and that’s before the boat even sails! The Orsay Menu includes starters to share for guests, a choice of main course, coffee and dessert as well as a drink: Assortment of vegetables - Mini Savarins with lemon and dill - Tapenade with 5 vegetables and croutons Choice of main course: Chicken supreme, steam cooked, small crispy fresh vegetables or Coley steak, risotto with green asparagus Gourmet coffee Minestrone of fruits with slivers of nougat - praline crisp One glass of Touraine Sauvignon AOC Luc Poulain (white) or Touraine Domaine des Echardières (rosé), or AOC les Mercadières (red), or an orange juice or Coca-Cola or water Meeting/pick-up point: Marina de Paris, Quai Anatole France. Start/opening time: Friday, Saturday and Sunday except special events at 12.30pm End/closing time: 2pm.

See the City of Light in all its glory from atop the Eiffel Tower on a spectacular night time tour with a difference. Highlights - Climb to the highest point of the Eiffel Tower - See the icon from different perspectives - Be dazzled by beauty of the City of Light at night Even if you have already seen the iconic tower by day; by night you will be amazed by its brilliance as the famous lights are turned on to showcase it in all its beauty. Skip the famously long queues and be whisked straight up to the second floor of the tallest structure in Paris with your expert local guide, who will help you pick out famous illuminated landmarks across the city and regale you with stories about the tower’s past and present. Take advantage of the bird’s eye views from the 2nd floor, and admire the city skyline as you never imagined, and capture the moment forever as you take a photograph with panoramic views of the city lit up in the background. Take in the view of the Eiffel Tower from the ground as we also walk through the Trocadero Plaza. From here you can see the illuminations and marvel at the Tower it gloriously lights up the city as you never thought possible. Languages English

Avoid the hassle of navigating public transport and travel in safely and in comfort to the opulent Palace of Versailles. You’ll ride in an air-conditioned bus shuttle to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed wonder and joy of France. Once you arrive in Versailles you'll have approximately 5 hours to explore the site at your leisure before the return trip to Paris. You can board the bus at your choice of 3 different stops in central Paris (Gare du Nord, Opéra, Champs-Elysées/Etoile). For your comfort you'll be accompanied by a trilingual escort/hostess during the transfer. The Château de Versailles has been on UNESCO’s World Heritage List for 30 years and is one of the most spectacular achievements of 18th-century French architecture. The park area was originally the site of Louis XIII’s hunting lodge before his son Louis XIV transformed it, moving the court and government of France to Versailles in 1682. Each of the 3 French kings who lived in the Palace added improvements to make it even more stunning. From the central window of the Hall of Mirrors you can look down on the grand perspective that takes your gaze from the Water Parterre to the horizon. This original perspective, which preceded the reign of Louis XIV, was developed and maintained by the garden designer André Le Nôtre. To accomplish this he widened the Royal Path and created the Grand Canal. This vast perspective stretches from the façade of the Château de Versailles to the railings of the Park. At the end of your visit, look for your tour leader at the meeting point and you’ll soon be on your way back to Paris. You can choose to be dropped off at Champs-Elysées/Etoile, at the Paris Opéra House or at the Palace of Versailles. Languages English, French and Spanish.

Feel special as you traverse the famous Champs Elysees Avenue in your very own chauffeur driven 2CV convertible. Leave yourself free to see all that this wonderful location offers as you are skilfully driven along the route. Don’t miss a thing as the driver guide points out the many sights along the way. Follow the historic River Seine into the heart of Paris where you will discover the Place Vendôme; the stunning Louvre Museum with its famous glass pyramid created by the Chinese American architect, Ming Pei that forms the museum’s ultra futuristic entrance ; the Place de la Concorde, the iconic Arc de Triomphe; the Invalides; the Grand Palais and Petit Palais; La Madeleine and the Orsay Museum, a museum converted from a train station. Get right into the heart of Paris, see the sights, breath in the smells and feel the rush of the Parisian traffic, with the retro stylish 2CV as your mode of transport. Leave the crowds behind you in a cloud of dust as you jet off on your own personal road trip. You can customise your tour to suit your own desires, whether it is stopping off for a photo opportunity, or to pick up a souvenir of your day, or simply to refuel with a café au lait and croissant at a Parisian café. Let the day take you where it may, on this Prestige Tour of the Champs Elysees. Languages English, Spanish and French. You can call your agent a minimum 4 days prior to the date of the tour, to confirm a German speaking guide.

See what one of the most famous museums in the world has to offer with a visit of the Louvre Museum, before taking in Paris's iconic landmarks on a scenic cruise along the River Seine. Highlights - Visit the Louvre museum at your own rhythm - An unforgettable seine river cruise to discover the monuments of Paris Upon entry you will be provided with a map of the museum, providing you with the information of where all the individual pieces are and giving you the opportunity to plan your own tour at your leisure! The map will suggest routes for you, based on time, art styles and artists, ensuring you get the best experience. Be taken in by the art and culture within the Louvre. Witness some of the world’s most renowned pieces of art, including the Venus De Milo, a relic from Ancient Greece over 2,000 years old! Catch a glimpse of possibly the most famous painting the world has ever known, Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. The Louvre museum is one of the most famous museums in the world for a good reason, come and witness the spectacular art and culture within for yourself! What's more, make your visit to the capital even more special with an unforgettable 1-hour sightseeing cruise with Bateaux Parisiens and admire some of Paris' most famous landmarks from a different perspective as you glide through the heart of the city. Please note: -The Louvre Museum closes at 6pm (except on special dates) -This tour does not include access to temporary exhibitions -Your previous collected ticket at the agency allows you to skip the queue for the purchase of the ticket which can be quite long at the Louvre, however you may still have to queue to enter the Louvre. -You will have a guaranteed Louvre ticket, an open date cruise ticket and a QR code to download an APP on your smartphone with commentary about 35 points of interest. Available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, German, Chinese, and Korean.

Take some time to get acquainted with Paris’ famous Iron Lady on our in-depth Skip the Line Eiffel Tower Tour. Highlights - Beat the queues with skip the line access - Discover Paris’ most famous icon with an expert guide - Watch the city in its full, beautiful spectacle We start our tour at the unmissable Trocadero Plaza, by far the best vantage point from which to photograph the tower. Follow your guide who will tell you the fascinating history of the original “Dame de Fer” (Iron Lady). Get a real taste for the heritage of the monument as on this Skip-the-Line tour of the Eiffel Tower your guide will reveal the stories behind how the Iron Lady came to be. Your guide will accompany you to the dedicated observation deck on the second level, from where they’ll point out the marvels that lay at your feet. From here, take in iconic sights such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs Elysees and Notre Dame while enjoying insightful and entertaining commentary. Join us as we explore the beauty and history of the Eiffel Tower. Love her or hate her, there’s no doubt that even after 120 years, the Iron Lady still knows how to put on a show.

Skip the long line and walk with us into the towers of Notre Dame. Discover 2,000 years of hectic Parisian history, all the way from the dark ages up to WWII. Highlights - Wandering through the famous Ile de la Cite in the heart of the Seine River - Discovering the fascinating history of Notre Dame - Climbing up to the Notre Dame Bell Towers Begin your Parisian reverie with a walking tour of Ile de la Cite, an isle thick with history right in the middle of the Seine River. It won't be long before you realise why Victor Hugo chose to make this location the setting for his widely acclaimed novel, The Hunchback of Notre Dame. From the flying buttresses to the threatening gargoyles and the sky-reaching spires, the presence of this Gothic building is both beautiful and ominous. Inside, marvel at its monumental organ and the imposing bell towers. Thanks to your eloquent guide's narrations, you will see history unfolding in front of you, from ancient times to the present day. To end on a high note, skip the line and climb to the top of the Notre Dame Bell Towers. Climbing to 422 steps is entirely up to you – the queue doesn't stretch for several hours for nothing. But seeing its 13-tonne bell, its army of gargoyles and the breathtaking view of Paris makes it worth it. Join us on this unforgettable trip into the heart and soul of medieval and Gothic Paris and be spellbound by Notre Dame. Languages English

Glide through the City of Light on this leisurely tour along the Seine River. Combine the pleasure of a cruise tour with the efficiency of a hop on-hop off bus tour; by alternating between the open top double-decker buses of l’OpenTour and the rear terraces of the boats of Batobus, you will get to know all of the neighbourhoods and architectural wonders of this most romantic of European capitals. Discover Paris at your own pace, lingering at the attractions most interesting to you and drawing your own route through this magnificent city. By combining the Batobus and l’OpenTour, you will be able to see every corner of Paris both from land and from water. All you need to do is hop off the bus or boat at whichever stop appeals to you most and then meander and explore as long as you want. After that, simply wait at a bus or boat stop to be whisked off to another part of town. And because your pass is valid for two or three days – at your request – you do not even have to worry about fitting it all into a tight 12 hour schedule. Throughout your Paris adventure, while riding on l’OpenTour’s double-deckers you will also receive a knowledgeable commentary in a wide array of languages about the areas you drive through. So not only will you develop a streetwise savvy of Paris, you will also obtain a great historical insight about each of the tour’s 58 stops. Languages Audio guides available. Recorded commentary available in French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese and Czech. No commentaries in the Batobus.

Highlights See Giverny at your own leisure Come discover the life of Claude Monet through audio guide commentary Contemplate the flamboyant garden at Giverny, a source of inspiration for Monet’s impressionist works On this half-day excursion, you can see the Fondation Claude Monet at your own leisure. The tour leaves from our office near the Louvre, where you’ll be given an audio guide for the visit. After about a 1 hr. 30 min. trip through the verdant countryside, you will arrive in Giverny. You will have two hours to tour Monet’s home, his studio and vibrantly colored gardens. Claude Monet lived with his family for more than 40 years in this Normand village. Follow in Monet’s footsteps as you visit the house, which includes the “blue sitting room,” his reading room which opens into the “pantry” where he kept tea, oil, spices and eggs. Continue on to the dining room, which houses the private apartments and one of the world’s largest Japanese print collections. The visit continues with a stroll through the luscious Monet garden, which was the main source of inspiration for this indisputable founding father of impressionism. During this walk, you can listen to audio guide commentary about Monet’s life, works and career. Take in the vibrant flower-lined central path, which is surrounded by roses, nasturtium, and flowerbeds of all kinds, offering a wide spectrum of color. Cross the Clos-Normand, where you will find flowers from the Far East. Finally, you’ll come upon the magnificent water garden, famous for its water lilies, weeping willows, and the celebrated Japanese bridge spanning the pond. Audioguide languages French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Chinese, Japenese, Russian and Korean.

Discover a side of Paris often forgotten by tourists and visit the colorful Marché d’Aligre. When it comes to Paris markets, the Marché d’Aligre is about as lively as they come, bordering the vibrant North African shops and comprised of two market spaces: the indoor Marché Couvert Beauvau and the outdoor street market. Visit the rare covered market, one of the last 20 remaining from the original "les passages couverts" or covered passages nestled behind Paris great boulevards. Stroll through the rows of stalls and peruse the vast selections of tapenades, spices, flowers, and coffees, among other things, and then head over to the connecting flea market for some bizarre finds.

Ask any Parisian for their favourite neighbourhood and it won’t be long before you hear it: Le Marais! And for good reason—there’s an awful lot to love. From award-winning baguettes and rare medieval architecture to secret gardens and chic boutiques, the Marais has come to encapsulate Paris’s ability to be both a centre of historical importance and also remain at the cutting edge of art, gastronomy and fashion. *Dazzling arrays of hidden courtyards, gardens, and shopping addresses *Explore the illustrious mansions and squares from the 1600’s *Enjoy a coffee among the locals at a charming café—on us! *Groups limited to 10 people for maximum interaction Ask any Parisian for their favourite neighbourhood and it won’t be long before you hear it: Le Marais! And for good reason—there’s an awful lot to love. From award-winning baguettes and rare medieval architecture to secret gardens and chic boutiques, the Marais has come to encapsulate Paris’s ability to be both a centre of historical importance and also remain at the cutting edge of art, gastronomy and fashion. In the 17th century this area was prime real estate for aristocrats to build grand private mansions. This tour takes you into the courtyards and gardens of some of the finest examples, illustrating the lavish lifestyle of the times. Today its quiet medieval streets and sophisticated squares make the Marais one of the city’s most inspiring neighbourhoods, epitomizing the classy-cool mystique of Paris. You’ll revisit engaging tales of the blood-soaked French Revolution and see the breath-taking Hôtel de Ville. You’ll explore a church that conceals a veritable treasure trove of secret objects and legends from long ago. A stroll through the Jewish quarter will reveal Yiddish bakeries, kosher delis and world-famous falafel sandwiches. Your guide will reveal all the must-know addresses where you can find the best in food, antiques, clothing, and more. To complete the experience we’ll even throw in a drink at a classic Parisian café so you can really soak up the charms of the Marais lifestyle. Let your guide lead you on a unique urban exploration as hidden gems and fascinating tales are revealed around every corner. You’ll soon be joining all those locals who list this as their favourite district in Paris! Languages English