Guided tours of paris

The Parcours Paris Montmartre you will discover some areas of the right bank of Paris: the streets of the eighth, ninth and eighteenth arrondissements of Paris you will see among others.

Concorde

Place de la Concorde located in the eighth arrondissement of Paris between the Champs Elysees and the Tuileries Gardens, is a major historical sites of Paris.

Built in the eighteenth century during the reign of Louis XV, it has to change his appearance and name over the decades and political systems that have succeeded. In the middle of the nineteenth century that the obelisk offered to Charles X by the Viceroy of Egypt moved to the center of the square.

A rich and eventful history that has left its mark on the architecture of this great Parisian place.

Montmartre cemetery

Montmartre cemetery in the eighteenth arrondissement of Paris, is a site registered as historic monuments. Montmartre cemetery is the third largest cemetery in Paris after the Pere Lachaise and Montparnasse.

French and international personalities have been buried in the Montmartre cemetery and often visited the composer Hector Berlioz to the artist Edgar Degas through the author or composer Michel Berger playwright Georges Feydeau.

Dalida, who lived in the Montmartre district is also buried in this cemetery, his grave is the most visited and most flowers.

Basilica of Sacre Coeur

The Sacred Heart Basilica dominates the top of Montmartre in the eighteenth arrondissement of Paris. This religious building, one of the most important of the French capital, offers a panoramic view of the city.

Montmartre is a place of worship since ancient times already and has always had buildings erected to the glory of the Gods. The Sacred Heart Basilica in turn was built in the late nineteenth century.

This emblematic building of the Montmartre district offers many treasures to visit the Basilica, the dome, the crypt or the monumental organ classified as historical monuments.

Opera Garnier

The Opera Garnier is also known as one of the emblematic monuments of the ninth arrondissement of Paris. Its architecture is marked by the transformations carried out by Napoleon III and the prefect Haussmann in the nineteenth century.

This building is classified as historical monuments to discover both the outside and inside. This architectural masterpiece houses many rooms: operas, ballets and concerts, and also offers guided tours of the inside: public rooms backstage of the scene.

Practical Information

• Tour Duration: 2:30
• Price: 90 €

The Parcours Paris Notre Dame will lead you to the right bank to the left bank of the Petit Palais in Saint-Michel via admire, among others, the Place Vendôme and the famous cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris.

Petit Palais

It is in the eighth arrondissement of Paris, on the right bank of the Seine the Petit Palais was built for the Universal Exhibition of 1900, just in front of the Grand Palace. This historic building now used as an exhibition and the Museum of Fine Arts, consists of many glass, transparent domes and large windows. Architect Charles Girault has natural light in the heart of the construction of the Petit Palais. The front approaching the 150m long dresses Avenue its Ionic columns and numerous bas-reliefs.

Place Vendôme

Place Vendôme, in the First District, is one of the most famous places of the French capital. This site dating from the seventeenth century has seen change with the political changes in the history of France.

This famous square place is now known for its classic French town planning, it is considered one of the luxurious places in the world. The facades surrounding the square are many historic monuments and the Vendome column rebuilt after the Communards, now dominates the square from its center.

Notre-Dame de Paris

The most famous French cathedrals are in Paris on the Ile de la Cité. Notre Dame de Paris, in the spotlight among others by Victor Hugo is now one of the most visited monuments of Paris.

This religious building dating from the twelfth century (start of construction) was completed that in the fourteenth century, which makes its multiple architectural style. This historic and world heritage monument tour of the inside and outside: very large rosettes, bas-reliefs on the outside, the transept, the stained glass windows and the organs inside or legendary gargoyles on the roof of the cathedral. Multiple elements of architecture that make the richness of this great monument in Paris.

Saint-Michel

The Saint-Michel, better known as the Paris of Latin neighborhood name is located on the left bank of the Seine. The name of the Latin Quarter does not go back to antiquity as one might think, but in the Middle Ages where the schools and universities of borough only taught courses in Latin.

This district of Paris is one of the most famous of the French capital in the world. At the heart of it lies the famous Sorbonne. But the Saint-Michel district does not shelter that senior students, this is where the Pantheon Also honoring the great figures in the history of France; and Luxembourg Palace seat of the Senate.

practical information

• Course Duration: 2:30
• Price: 90 €

The Parcours Paris Tour introduces you to the left bank of the Seine strolling on the Boulevard Saint Germain to the Luxembourg Palace Palais Bourbon. Also try the Iron Lady from all angles: from the bottom on the Champ de Mars at the foot of it until Trocadéro on the other side of the Seine.

Luxembourg Palace

It is a command of the regent Marie de Medici has been built the Palais du Luxembourg in the seventeenth century. This historical monument located in the sixth arrondissement of Paris, is currently the seat of the French Senate. The Luxembourg Gardens, or the "Luco" is a real public garden to discover. The part facing the palace is furnished as a "French" garden while the English gardens are built along the street all separated by a geometric forest. A rich atmospheres garden that complements the Luxembourg Palace.

National Assembly

Palais Bourbon or more commonly known as the National Assembly is on the Quai d'Orsay across the bridge of the Concorde.

Originally this palace was built by the Dukes Bourbonnais in the eighteenth century who kept it until the Revolution.

This is since the Restoration that meetings serve in the palace, transformed for the occasion in a semicircle. Since 1946, the Bourbon palace is the seat of the French National Assembly.

Eiffel tower

Designed and built by Gustave Eiffel for the Universal Exhibition of Paris of 1889, the Eiffel Tower is today one of the French cultural sites most visited and adored. If today the Iron Lady of over 300m is the symbol of the French capital, it was long criticized even before its construction.

A landmark of Paris to discover both day and night with these nocturnal illuminations. A unique show that is lived in Paris.

Trocadero

On the other side of the Seine opposite the Eiffel Tower is the Trocadero with its garden and the palace. Built in 1878 for the Universal Exhibition Trocadero Palace gives place today at the Palais de Chaillot, home of the Museum of Man and the City of Architecture and Heritage. In front of the Trocadero many tourists come to see the Eiffel Tower with view over the Trocadero gardens. An exceptional view through landscaped gardens with cascading fountains, aquarium and plantations.

Practical information

• Course Duration: 2:30
• Price: 90 €

The Parcours Paris Tour introduces you to the left bank of the Seine strolling on the Boulevard Saint Germain to the Luxembourg Palace Palais Bourbon. Also try the Iron Lady from all angles: from the bottom on the Champ de Mars at the foot of it until Trocadéro on the other side of the Seine.

Luxembourg Palace

It is a command of the regent Marie de Medici has been built the Palais du Luxembourg in the seventeenth century. This historical monument located in the sixth arrondissement of Paris, is currently the seat of the French Senate. The Luxembourg Gardens, or the "Luco" is a real public garden to discover. The part facing the palace is furnished as a "French" garden while the English gardens are built along the street all separated by a geometric forest. A rich atmospheres garden that complements the Luxembourg Palace.

National Assembly

Palais Bourbon or more commonly known as the National Assembly is on the Quai d'Orsay across the bridge of the Concorde.

Originally this palace was built by the Dukes Bourbonnais in the eighteenth century who kept it until the Revolution.

This is since the Restoration that meetings serve in the palace, transformed for the occasion in a semicircle. Since 1946, the Bourbon palace is the seat of the French National Assembly.

Eiffel tower

Designed and built by Gustave Eiffel for the Universal Exhibition of Paris of 1889, the Eiffel Tower is today one of the French cultural sites most visited and adored. If today the Iron Lady of over 300m is the symbol of the French capital, it was long criticized even before its construction.

A landmark of Paris to discover both day and night with these nocturnal illuminations. A unique show that is lived in Paris.

Trocadero

On the other side of the Seine opposite the Eiffel Tower is the Trocadero with its garden and the palace. Built in 1878 for the Universal Exhibition Trocadero Palace gives place today at the Palais de Chaillot, home of the Museum of Man and the City of Architecture and Heritage. In front of the Trocadero many tourists come to see the Eiffel Tower with view over the Trocadero gardens. An exceptional view through landscaped gardens with cascading fountains, aquarium and plantations.

practical information

• Course Duration: 2:30
• Price: 90 €

With the route Paris Essentials, visit the iconic monuments of Paris in a guided tour of 1:15. Driving a convenient and reliable electric car discover the history of the French capital and its monuments.

Place de la Concorde

Between the Champs Elysees and the Tuileries Gardens, is the Place de La Concorde, great historical place in Paris.

Built in the eighteenth century during the reign of Louis XV, it has often changed architecture and name over the decades and political systems that have succeeded. Many additions have been made such as statues, sculptures or fountain.

The obelisk that stands in the center of the square is a gift from the Viceroy of Egypt in the nineteenth century) Charles X.

Place Vendome

Place Vendome is one of the most famous places of the French capital and without doubt one of the places considered as the most luxurious in the world.

Its square shape is the legacy of a strict urban plan implemented in 1699. The facades surrounding the square are many historic monuments and the Vendôme column erected in 1810 in place of the statue of Louis XIV dominates even today the square from its center.

The Louvre

The Louvre Palace is closely linked to the history of Paris since its construction spans more than 800 years. This former royal palace on the right bank of the Seine is the largest palace in Europe. Since the end of the seventeenth century the royal art collections are preserved in the palace. It is therefore natural that in the eighteenth century, the palace is a museum, now called the Louvre Museum, museum of art and antiques.

The most visited museum in the world is known to house the Mona Lisa or the Venus de Milo. The glass pyramid added in the 1980s in the yard has become emblematic of the museum.

The Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower was built by Gustave Eiffel on the occasion of the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1889. It was long criticized even before its construction, before becoming now a symbol of the French capital and one of the monuments most visited France.

By day, the Eiffel Tower lets discover the prowess of engineering and metal structure at night this landmark of Paris offers a magical show with its illuminations.

Practical information

• Course Duration: 1:30
• Price: 55 €

For the curious history of Paris and lovers of the capital, the route Le Grand Paris offers a ride in 3:30 car with an audio guide that will tell you in great detail all the secrets of the capital.

Place de la Concorde

Place de La Concorde is a historical place in Paris between the Champs Elysees and the Tuileries Gardens.

Since it was built in the eighteenth century, it has often changed architecture and name. Many additions have been made such as statues, sculptures or fountain.

The obelisk is now at the center of the square is a gift from the Viceroy of Egypt in the nineteenth century) Charles X.

Basilica of Sacre Coeur

The Sacred Heart Basilica is located at the top of Montmartre in the eighteenth arrondissement of Paris. This religious building offers its feet a panoramic view of the city of Paris.

Place of worship since ancient times, Montmartre has always been topped by buildings erected to the glory of the Gods. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart current place of pilgrimage, was built in the late nineteenth century.

This emblematic building of the Montmartre district offers many treasures to visit the Basilica, the dome, the crypt or the monumental organ classified as historical monuments.

Notre-Dame de Paris

The Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris is the most visited monument in Paris, in front of the Eiffel Tower.

This religious building of the twelfth century (start of construction) was completed that in the fourteenth century, which makes its multiple architectural style.

World Heritage, Notre-Dame de Paris offers an incredible visit at all scales: retail carved reliefs on the inner greatness of the nave, through the accurate drawings of the windows or the breathtaking view of the square of Notre Dame alongside legendary gargoyles on the roof of the Cathedral

The Trocadero

Trocadero faces the Eiffel Tower across the Seine. Built in 1878 for the Universal Exhibition Trocadero Palace gives way today at the Palais de Chaillot, home of the Naval Museum and the Theatre National de Chaillot. In front of the Trocadero many tourists come to see the Eiffel Tower with view over the Trocadero gardens.

Practical information

• Journey time: 3h30
• Price: 140 €

For the most adventurous, our smart Biro, permits to discover Paris on your own way. Come and enjoy our electric cars easy and funny for 1h or more and drive round the charming streets of the French capital, enjoying its charm and the history of its magnificent monuments.

GPS & audio/video guide are at your disposal The guide is structured for quick reference and ease of use. Do not worry about the heavy traffic and enjoy the detailed explanations thanks to our audio/video guide.

Practical information

Course 1 at 7 am

• 49.90 € per hour
• 2 to 5 hours: 40 € per hour
• GPS rental + IPad: 15 €