Private Transfer from the Airport to Paris Center

A private driver will pick you up from the airport and drive you safely to Paris center in a premium vehicle.

Invalides & Eiffel Tower Area, Art and Food Private Guided Walking Tour

With this three-hour walking tour in Paris’ 7th arrondissement you’ll explore both the iconic places in the area but also discover some lesser known gems.

After strolling through the gardens of Rodin museum, you will walk to Invalides before heading to the gourmet street of the area. You will stop at a fantastic cheese shop, have a drink “à la française,” and discover renowned gourmet shops.

You’ll also have a pastry tasting before reaching Champs de Mars to learn about the history of the Eiffel Tower.

Eiffel Tower Tickets with Summit Access (with Elevator)

Visit the very top of the most famous monument in the world – the Eiffel Tower! At 984 feet high, you will admire the unarguable best areal views that Paris has to offer and see the main monuments such as the Louvre Museum, the Invalides, and many more from an unparalleled perspective.

However fantastic views are not the only thing you’ll see at the very top. The office of Mr. Eiffel himself is a room he had reserved at the top of the tower to welcome his visitors.

In several places there are illuminated panels with some pictures from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, sometimes even more recently. We see the engineers who designed the tower, Gustave Eiffel the contractor, the architect Sauvestre and Emile Nouguier, the designer. There is also a sign explaining how the inauguration of the tower took place in 1889, and the opportunity to see up close the technical installations at the top of the tower.

Finally, there is a champagne bar on the 3rd floor of the Eiffel Tower with a server offering two varieties of champagnes by Alain Ducasse: a white and a rosé. How many chances in your life will you get to sip champagne at the very top of the Eiffel? Not very many, but here is an opportunity now – best to take it!

Suggestion – Museum of fairground arts

The Museum of fairground arts was first established in Gentilly and was then moved to the 15th arrondissement of Paris. In 1996, it finally got settled in an ancient wine storage facility in the Bercy neighborhood.

This conceptually innovative lively museum welcomes around 3,00,000 visitors from all over the world. Thanks to its pioneering scenography, this museum blends culture, conviviality, and curiosity. Experience and immerse in this holistic show where objects and visitors become actors.

You will also discover the centenary attractions and the unique collections of objects belonging to the 19th and 20th centuries. For a memorable and worthwhile experience, visit the carnivals, the incredible gardens, and the Belle Epoque funfairs with your family and friends. The Festival du Merveilleux is one of the most visited festivals throughout the year.

Exciting Cartoon in Paris

The city of Paris has been all the time the center of inspiration for various artistic disciplines, from painting to sculpture to films. It also occupies a very significant place in the history of animated pictures, especially those produced by Disney Studios. Just think of the famous movie “Ratatouille”, still, there are many more, “the Aristocats” or “the Hunchback of Notre-Dame” that will be discussed during your visit.

You will explore the French capital in a new light by following the places characterized by our special cartoons. Between past and present, this tour will be an exceptional occasion for young and old alike not to be missed.

Suggestion: Explore the Jardin des Plantes

The Jardin des Plantes is a 400-year-old garden of science. The main objective of this idyllic botanical garden is to gather and study plant collections. Stroll around the varied plant and flowerbeds, statues, and pathways during your journey.

The Jardin des Plantes is divided into several sections. These are some of the parts that are worthwhile visiting:

• Ménagerie: This zoo, inaugurated in 1794, is one of the oldest in the world.
• Labyrinth: A mesh of hedges, meant to be a labyrinth, but leaves much to be desired.
• Historic trees: Throughout the park, you can find trees planted in 1734.
• Rose garden: Designed in 1990, the rose garden has over 170 types of European roses.
• Alpine garden: This garden has over 2,000 plants from the Alps, North America and the Pyrenees and Himalaya.
• Natural History Museum: The museum is located in different galleries along the park. Especially worthwhile is the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution (Evolution gallery), where you will find hundreds of different stuffed animals.

Private guided visit to Decorative Art Museum with kids and families

You will discover one of the largest collections of decorative arts! Situated in the heart of Paris, with nearly a million works, the collections of the musée des Arts décoratifs are among the most significant in the world. The displays offer evidence of the French way of life from the Middle Ages to the present. They provide an unparalleled view of the history of furniture, tableware, jewelry, design, textiles and fashion, graphics, and advertising.

In this private guided visit, you can stroll with your families on a storytelling tour. Learning while having fun is child’s play, where the museum organizes this entertaining program to initiate children into the culture. In an original and funny way, the guide will take you to discover the exhibition on a storytelling tour of the works on display.

This is a unique experience for parents and kids to unite and forge unforgettable memories.

Suggestion: Visit the Tuileries Garden

The Jardin des Tuileries is a large area of gardens and park in the center of Paris, between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde. Very popular with locals and visitors, it is also a perfect place to relax after visiting the museums and monuments nearby.

In 1664 the royal gardener Le Nôtre had the task of taking a rather barren area of wasteland and disused tile factories (hence the name “tuileries”) and converting it into a royal garden. He had the idea of creating one long straight avenue down the middle with features on either side.

Along the main path, through the Jardin des Tuileries, you will pass numerous water features, garden areas and statues as well as kiosks and cafes; there are plenty of seats if you have come here for a picnic or to escape the crowds of the Louvre for a while.

One notable attraction, near the Arc du Carrousel and the Louvre, is a collection of bronze statues of large naked women by a French artist called Aristide Maillol (1861-1944).

At the far end of the garden, near Place de la Concorde, is the Musée de l’Orangerie with its famous collection of waterlily paintings by Monet.

Private Louvre Scavenger Hunt

While adults discover the highlights of the historic museum with its many treasures, children are handed a specially-designed booklet, plus a pencil and are asked to look for clues and answer questions as they walk through the different wings of the museum. “What were the symbols of the Egyptian Pharaohs?” “Why is that smile on the Mona Lisa’s face?” At the end of the hunt, kids are rewarded with a surprise gift….

Montmartre Painting class

Experience and enhance your painting skills in this unique painting workshop where you will have a chance to meet the renowned French artist Edwige. During the course, you will have the chance to learn and improve your artistic skills.

The art class is offered to adults and kids of all levels: novice, intermediate, and expert. Just come and attend this creative event with full curiosity for a memorable experience.

Private Transfer

A driver will pick you up and drive you safely to your destination, in a premium vehicle.

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