Visit the central location of Paris and join a guided tour of the interior of Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris and its surroundings. Observe the architectural design of Notre-Dame, with its notable gargoyles and detailed stone structures. Learn about historical accounts connected to the cathedral, as told by the guide. After the cathedral, continue exploring Île de la Cité. Walk along historic lanes, see La Sainte-Chapelle, and pass by significant buildings such as the Conciergerie, a location with an important past serving as both a royal palace and a prison during revolutionary times.
Over 700,000 people come to see Rodin's famed sculptures at Musée Rodin annually. The sculptor himself couldn't have predicted his popularity – even if he did dedicate most of his life's work to founding a museum in his own name. Here, you can see original casts of his most iconic pieces such as _The Thinker_, _The Kiss_, _The Gates of Hell_, and more. The museum itself has some history to it, as it was formerly the Hôtel Biron, a _hôtel particulier_ built in the 18th-century Rocaille style. This opulent hôtel and gardens is the perfect place to explore Rodin's impressionist masterpieces.
Hungry for culture? Come and explore Musée Jacquemart-André, one of Paris's top museums for art connoisseurs. Skip the line and learn about this huge private art collection.
Visit Disneyland® Paris and enjoy a variety of thrilling rides and attractions. Encounter beloved Disney characters throughout the park. Explore themed lands such as Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Discoveryland. Watch live shows and parades that bring Disney stories to life.
Visit the central location of Paris and join a guided tour of the interior of Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris and its surroundings. Observe the architectural design of Notre-Dame, with its notable gargoyles and detailed stone structures. Learn about historical accounts connected to the cathedral, as told by the guide. After the cathedral, continue exploring Île de la Cité. Walk along historic lanes, see La Sainte-Chapelle, and pass by significant buildings such as the Conciergerie, a location with an important past serving as both a royal palace and a prison during revolutionary times.
Over 700,000 people come to see Rodin's famed sculptures at Musée Rodin annually. The sculptor himself couldn't have predicted his popularity – even if he did dedicate most of his life's work to founding a museum in his own name. Here, you can see original casts of his most iconic pieces such as _The Thinker_, _The Kiss_, _The Gates of Hell_, and more. The museum itself has some history to it, as it was formerly the Hôtel Biron, a _hôtel particulier_ built in the 18th-century Rocaille style. This opulent hôtel and gardens is the perfect place to explore Rodin's impressionist masterpieces.
Hungry for culture? Come and explore Musée Jacquemart-André, one of Paris's top museums for art connoisseurs. Skip the line and learn about this huge private art collection.
Visit Disneyland® Paris and enjoy a variety of thrilling rides and attractions. Encounter beloved Disney characters throughout the park. Explore themed lands such as Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Discoveryland. Watch live shows and parades that bring Disney stories to life.
Take a guided walking tour through the Latin Quarter, one of Paris’s oldest neighborhoods. See Roman ruins and Renaissance gardens. Follow your guide to monuments that reveal the story of Paris through the centuries. Visit Église Saint‑Étienne‑du‑Mont, known for the shrine of Saint Geneviève, and step into the Arènes de Lutèce, a Roman amphitheater. Walk through Luxembourg Gardens. Finish the tour at the Panthéon with tickets that ensure entry.
"I see dead people." It's a line you could definitely get away with here in this fancy neo-Classical church, which functions mainly as a burial place for French VIPs. Check out the canvas paintings illustrating the birth of Christianity, and visit the crypt!
Plan your 2026 visit with top day trips from Paris by train and tour, including Versailles (30-40 min, EUR 20-30), Chartres (1 hr, EUR 12-15), and Giverny (45 min, EUR 15-20).
Plan your Paris trip with up-to-date tips on best visiting times, transport fares, neighborhood highlights, and attraction costs. Navigate the city efficiently with details on Métro lines and ticket prices.
Plan your first trip to Paris with practical tips on top landmarks, public transport, dining, day trips, and neighborhood insights. Entry fees range from EUR 12 to EUR 28 with walking times of 15-30 minutes between major sites.
Find the best areas to stay in Paris for convenience, budget, and atmosphere. Prices range from EUR 60 in Belleville to over EUR 400 near the Eiffel Tower, with excellent transport links.
Plan your 2026 visit with top day trips from Paris by train and tour, including Versailles (30-40 min, EUR 20-30), Chartres (1 hr, EUR 12-15), and Giverny (45 min, EUR 15-20).
Plan your Paris trip with up-to-date tips on best visiting times, transport fares, neighborhood highlights, and attraction costs. Navigate the city efficiently with details on Métro lines and ticket prices.
Plan your first trip to Paris with practical tips on top landmarks, public transport, dining, day trips, and neighborhood insights. Entry fees range from EUR 12 to EUR 28 with walking times of 15-30 minutes between major sites.
Find the best areas to stay in Paris for convenience, budget, and atmosphere. Prices range from EUR 60 in Belleville to over EUR 400 near the Eiffel Tower, with excellent transport links.
I really liked that our guide, Marc, shared some quirky little history facts during the tour. The show was a bit touristy, but still fun to watch with the music and costumes.
Loved floating down the Seine under the lights. The fish main course was particularly tasty, and the live jazz band was chill and perfect for the mood. It was a little chilly in the evening so bring a jacket!
If you like Van Gogh’s later work, this is a neat combo. Orsay is classic, but the Auvers visit was the highlight for me. The small town has such a relaxed feel, even if the tour itself was kind of long.
I really liked that our guide, Marc, shared some quirky little history facts during the tour. The show was a bit touristy, but still fun to watch with the music and costumes.
Loved floating down the Seine under the lights. The fish main course was particularly tasty, and the live jazz band was chill and perfect for the mood. It was a little chilly in the evening so bring a jacket!
If you like Van Gogh’s later work, this is a neat combo. Orsay is classic, but the Auvers visit was the highlight for me. The small town has such a relaxed feel, even if the tour itself was kind of long.
