Lorenzo was a great tour guide. He knows his history and presented a great story and vision of the…read moretime! It was a great way to learn about the details of Versailles, the gardens, the petit Trianon, and the Hamlet. I feel like I had a personal history lesson.

Monty was excellent, knowledgeable about Notre Dame, its history, the fire, and restoration. He…read morewas alo willing to share his knowledge about Paris, kings, the city and more We would be ecstatic to book with him again.

The Louvre Museum is one of the most amazing museums in the entire world, located right in the…read moreheart of Paris. The approach to the entrance felt significant, with the glass pyramid acting as a central anchor point surrounded by courtyards, wings, and long stretches of stone façades that hinted at the scale of what was inside. The building combines historic palace architecture with vast modern exhibition spaces. Inside, the experience unfolded through sheer size more than anything else. Galleries branched in multiple directions, each holding different periods and regions, from ancient civilizations to classical European art. I moved through long corridors and open halls, sections that shifted in both atmosphere and lighting depending on the collection. One moment I was in a dimly lit room of Greek antiquities, the next I was under bright skylights surrounded by French paintings. Even without focusing on individual works, the density of what is housed here was immediately noticeable. The layout encouraged wandering rather than a strict path, and I found it easy to lose track of time moving between rooms, staircases, and open gathering areas. Some sections felt busier and more compressed, especially around the most famous works. Other areas opened up into quieter pockets where the scale of the building became more apparent. I appreciated those quiet moments the most.

A dream come true to finally visit the Louvre. If you want to make sure to get in, you have to…read morepurchase your tickets online, and preferably at 9am when they first open. We arrived an hour early and was second in line so we got to be one of the first to see the Mona Lisa right as they opened and were able to get as close as the public can get. The museum is closed to the public every Tuesday. We walked through the day before and it seemed that groups in conferences is what goes on during those Tuesdays that they're closed. I booked our tickets 2 months in advance, and was able to get the opening day slot for two. And just 20 minutes after opening, the room 711 in the Denon Wing where the Mona Lisa is, got packed. You can spend the whole day here and still not have seen everything. There are multiple floors filled with art work, and luckily there are elevators. There's also a small cafe, and restaurant on the first level, and then another cafe at the second. At the exit it almost turns into a mall of shops and eateries. So it might take you another hour past when you thought you'd be exiting. You definitely want good walking shoes, cuz you'll loose track of how far you walked, even after 3 hours.

Incredibly helpful. Very responsive. They offered exactly what I wanted and I booked with them…read more Friends had similar experiences. That's first how I learned about them.

Absolutely the Best Paris Jewish quarter tour. She is a…read moremonument herself and should belong to the jewish heritage of Paris as one of the last and best Jewish tour guide , still in service, in Paris. Eventhough your tour is full of both : sad and happy stories of Paris and the jew's of France ... Flora knew how to make the tour pleasant and enjoyable. Flora was not cheap, but at least, one thousand times more knowledgeable and professional, beginning by exchanging emails, she answers quickly, she get you reservation at the Chabbad, seder ... anything you ask, she can do !

We did the after hours guided tour. I just have to say that this was an amazing experience and a…read moremust do when going to Paris. There were multiple tours going on in different languages at the same time but each group went to different sections. So your group might pass another group but you were not together. Our group was about 20 people. When you are facing the opera you go to the left and security about half way down the opera lets you in. Then you check in and wait in a rotunda area. After waiting for probably 15-20 our tour started. They take you to most of the areas and it's semi private. One of the highlights of our trip!

Wow what a beauty of a building!!…read more I cannot emphasize enough how much you should go visit this place Specifically you should book the mystery tour held at 5pm which boasts a behind the scenes look at the Paris Opera House and its beautiful Grand Foyer(note- you may recognize the famous steps from Emily in Paris ) It's a group tour - but it's after hours so it's definitely limited people and less tourists then during the day and I loved it- The guides were great , you get an ear piece to listen to in multiple languages I would love to come back and see an actual show someday

A few Saturdays ago, some very good friends asked if we would like to join them and their little…read moredog on a 2-hour guided tour of Montmartre Well, we both know Montmartre very well, me, after nearly 55 years visiting Paris...apart from anything else, it's the only place to get all your haberdashery needs! (Oh yes it is!) But this was to be a little different. Our guide would take us around, pointing out all the main places where artists, poets, musicians and writers had lived and how they lived, the bars they frequented and generally who met who, where, when, why It was an excellent visit. There were so many little side streets that I had never been to; buildings I knew as a "site", but not in terms of their history; little parks; who the statues were and why they were there; the old entrances to the metro stations and much more....also she introduced us to Flashinvader, see below*, but beware, it is addictive, though if you are bringing kids, then it's a big bonus She did not bother doing the normal sites; that was not the purpose. Rather it was about the long gone, hidden history. During my French studies all those years ago, I had read most of the books and poems we discussed; since when, I had probably seen most of the art referred to (BTW, just don't miss the Musee d'Orsay or even the little museum in Montmartre itself) and heard the music She was very patient, answered all our questions, had enlarged photos of everything so you could understand what Montmartre used to look like all those years ago ie being outside of Paris then One more thing. We all speak fluent French, but she spoke seriously good English, both in terms of vocabulary but also accent, which is just as important for understanding Oh, wear sensible shoes - if you didn't know, its very up and down We had a great time and fully recommend Elisa to you. If you look her up online you will see plenty of other visit opportunities *Flashinvader: its an app. All over the place little space invader art is dotted around; mostly you have to look up to near the street signs. And not just in Montmartre or even just Paris. There is a fan who is patiently logging a map of them all over the world. You get points; its just a bit of fun...but who knew?!

This is by far one of the most unique museums I've been to…read more Most are history or art of the region, this one was dedicated to perfume and beauty. It was pretty cool to walk around and see the displays with vintage perfume bottles and vessels. At the end of the tour (which was free) you get dumped into a gift shop (go figure). The cool thing about the gift shop is the build your own perfume section. This was a nice inexpensive way to spend part of the afternoon in Paris.

During my last trip to Paris, I made sure to visit this museum to explore the history of perfume,…read moregiven my love for both history and fragrances. It was enjoyable to explore on my own and see how perfume and scents have evolved, with many beautiful pieces and artworks that I easily lost track of time. I wish there had been more opportunities to smell -- although maybe not all of the scents were pleasant -- of the original fragrances you hear about during the tour, but I enjoyed trying the different perfumes in the shop. The sales clerks' high-pressure tactics somewhat lessened the relaxed feeling, but overall, I really liked it, and I did purchase a few delightful perfumes. I bought Ile Damour and Melodie because, in my opinion, they smelled classically French.

As I have watched the news coverage of the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral I am saddened at the loss…read moreyet happy for what has been saved. I look forward to returning someday to see the restored structure. I am also reminded of a review that is long overdue. My wife and I went to Paris from the United States for the first time but were only able to visit for three days. Because of the short visit, we wished to see as many of the famous Parisian sites as possible. We arranged for a day of sightseeing to visit the Louvre, the Eifel Tour and Notre Dame Cathedral. Our personal tour guide for the day was Sylvanie. You could not ask for a more personable and knowledgeable escort for our journey. Sylvanie was absolutely amazing in her knowledge of everything Parisian as well of her intimate knowledge of the tourist locations. Not only was Sylvanie able to intelligently answer my wife's (who has studied art) questions, she was able to also answer my (no art history what-so-ever) relative simple questions. When I ask why the Mona Lisa is such a popular painting when there are so many more beautiful works in the Louvre, she tells the complete history of exactly why the painting is such a tourist draw (Actually quite an interesting story. You should ask her). When my wife asks about the painting on the opposite wall, the Feast at Cana, Sylvanie doesn't miss a beat and has a vivid story about how France came into possession of this work of art. Our trip to the Notre Dame Cathedral was equally impressive. Her knowledge of the art and history of the cathedral was astounding. I have been remembering quite a lot of my time at the cathedral as I have been watching the news reports of the fire. My wife and I were able to understand so much more of the history through Sylvanie's stories than had we simply gone on our own. Everything about our day was perfectly planned by Sylvanie and was executed seamlessly. She had arranged for car service for us and each time the car arrived shortly after our exit at each location. Our admission to each attraction was pre-purchased by Sylvanie prior to our arrival and we simply followed her into each location and felt like VIPs. It is obvious that Sylvanie worked hard prior to our arrival to make sure that our day was perfect. That sort of perfection does not come easily. My wife and I simply fell in love with Paris and will be returning soon. When we return, we will definitely use Sylvanie's services again. We could not have asked for a more perfect day and her fees were actually quite reasonable. We had a private tour with a lovely extremely knowledgeable tour guide for what it would otherwise cost for a group tour. I would recommend her to anybody wishing to see the sites Paris has to offer.

Oh my gosh, where to start?! Sylvanie is absolutely AMAZING !! She is so kind and gracious while…read morealso being incredibly fun and genuine. Her knowledge of art, history, and local quirks is so very impressive AND entertaining. My friend and I loved our day with Sylvanie so much that we went out on a second, smaller tour with her another day. If you're going to Paris, do yourself the enormous favor and spend a day or two with Sylvanie!

The service was horrible! We had booked this private tour and they cancelled on us 2 days prior to…read moreour Louvre tour, without giving us a detailed explanation or booking us with another guide. This is very unprofessional. If you book with them, be careful of the last minute cancellation. We went to the Louvre and there were still several guides who were giving private tours. The lack of an appropriate explanation for the cancellation is unacceptable!!!

Paris Muse was amazing! We had Beate -- or 'Bere' as we liked to call her -- as our guide and she…read morecould not have been any better. She made the tour so fascinating for both me and my children, and I can't recommend her enough. It was like having our own private art historian guide us through the ages. And she knew all the secret tips to navigating the Louvre. So worth it!

Segway tour with Florian in the heart of Paris is a must do! Our guide was kind, professional and…read morefunny, showing us things we never even heard of. Florian's attention to our safety, care for our youngest kid was exceeding all our expectations. Recommending this impeccable service to all my friends!

From the owner: We offer Segway® tours in Paris. Segway tours are the best…read moreway to visit a city without being tired, and it enables to go very near the monuments. We offer tours enabling to see the Eiffel tower, Invalides, Petit Palais and Grand Palais and many others landmarks. We also provide tours in Bois de Boulogne and Bois de Vincennes. If you like street art, you will be amazed by our street art segway tour.

Absolutely lovely and special bike tour with Pierre. We was so knowledgeable and kind and it was…read morequite safe. He was great leading us through the streets, including my 10 year old and me, with another kid on the bike of my bike. The kids loved the historical stories and I did too. We went to places we hadn't seen (Pierre modified the stops a bit to make sure we saw new things). It was a highlight for sure.

We did the night ride last summer. The kids said it was the highlight of their trip. Our tour guide…read moreVlad was great. Explained the bikes, the sites, the history. Really like that they go off the beaten path and even when it is a major site like the Louvre, they explain the secret side. Highly recommend them!