Paris and Northern France

Welcome to the City of Light

When in Paris, seizing every opportunity to witness the city in the evening is a must. The illuminated skyline, showcasing iconic landmarks and monuments, paints a mesmerizing picture of the City of Light that shouldn't be missed. As the sun sets, the city transforms into a sparkling spectacle, with city highlights casting their radiant glow over the Seine River. Whether you're strolling along its banks or cruising on an all-glass-top boat, the magic of Parisian evenings is an experience to savor.

Introduction to Paris Private Tour

This tour is the perfect introduction to Paris, an overview of the city to help you find your bearings and feel confident enough to explore Paris further on your own. In the company of your knowledgeable guide, get ready to marvel at the French capital's most iconic landmarks along the Seine.

Getting to Know Paris, One Museum at a Time

With a plethora of superb art collections, some of the world's most recognizable masterpieces, and several museums where rich history and impressive architecture reign, it's no wonder that Paris is often called the City of Art. From the most-visited museum in the world, the Louvre, to museums dedicated to famous artists like Picasso and Rodin, to collections showcasing the life and work of fashion icons, such as Yves Saint Laurent, Paris has it all. Apart from the precious exhibits, it often happens that the museum buildings themselves are sights to behold for their architecture alone. The Beaux-Arts railway station that houses the exquisite Musée d'Orsay and the high-tech structure of Centre Pompidou are only two of the French capital's architectural wonders. You'll find more details of the many museums you could visit in your Guest Page, once your trip is booked.

Versailles Half-Day Guided Group Tour of the Palace and Gardens

Saint-Germain-des-Pres Private Tour

Get acquainted with one of the loveliest Paris neighborhoods. A favorite among artists and writers in the 1920s, St. Germain des Prés offers a quintessentially Parisian experience with beautiful 19th-century buildings, unique art galleries, and iconic cafés. During the tour, you will also visit the Luxembourg Gardens, St. Sulpice Church, and a picturesque street lined with cafés and food shops.

Le Marais Private Tour

Undoubtedly one of the prettiest neighborhoods in Paris, The Marais awaits to fascinate visitors with its many charms. This tour explores the south side of The Marais district with its splendid architecture and rich history. From admiring superb mansions and the iconic Place des Vosges to learning everything about Paris’ Jewish population at the Jewish Quarter, this tour shows you around an unspoiled neighborhood like no other.

A Stroll Around Bayeux

Bayeux may be mostly known for the nearby D-Day landing beaches, but with its quaint cobbled streets and old-fashioned timbered houses, it's a fantastic place to visit in its own right. From the dramatic Cathedral, built in the Norman-Romanesque style, to the Bayeux War Cemetery to the romantic Aure River with its waterwheels, there's a lot to see in Bayeux. The Tapestry Museum is the most famous and visited museum in Bayeux. It is definitely not to be missed.

Bayeux Group Walking Tour

Explore the enchanting medieval town of Bayeux, where every corner reveals a glimpse of its rich history. Wander through cobblestone streets, admiring half-timbered houses, grand mansions, and the impressive Bayeux Cathedral. Knowledgeable guides will share captivating stories of medieval life, local trades, and colorful anecdotes. In just two hours, uncover the secrets of this unique Normandy town, shaped by 200 years of English influence.

The Diverse Museums of Bayeux

Displayed at the Bayeux Museum, the Bayeux Tapestry is a 70m (230 feet) embroidery that depicts the conquest of England by the Duke of Normandy in 1066. It's a unique piece of art and an invaluable source of historical information at the same time, and this is why it's listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Apart from the Bayeux Museum, you can also visit the Baron Gerard Museum of Art and History, the Museum of the Battle of Normandy, and Manoir d'Argouges. In this century-old manor house, the owners themselves will show you around.

American D-Day Small Group Full-Day Tour

Embark on a journey into one of the most critical WWII moments, the 1944 D-Day, when the Normandy landings took place. Follow your knowledgeable guide as they walk you through history on the sandy beaches of Normandy, like Omaha Beach and Utah Beach, where men and women sacrificed themselves for the sake of peace and freedom.

Wide Sandy Beaches

Saint-Malo is indeed a charming destination with its historical significance, stunning architecture, and picturesque coastline. The city is located in Brittany, northwestern France, and is renowned for its medieval walled city and beautiful beaches along the English Channel. The beaches, such as Plage de Bon Secours, offer visitors a chance to unwind and enjoy the coastal scenery. The combination of sandy beaches, historical surroundings, and the refreshing sea breeze makes Saint-Malo a delightful destination for both sightseeing and relaxation.

St. Malo Private Walking Tour

A stroll around the cobbled streets of St. Malo feels like a journey into the past. Have a peek at the history of this charming town and learn about its fascinating maritime past as you follow in the footsteps of the fearsome corsairs.