Opéra & Grands Boulevards

Boasting an eclectic and ostentatious Baroque design, the Opera Garnier is one of the most extravagant representations of Second Empire architecture in France. Thanks to your timed entry tickets, benefit from quick and easy access to this magnificent building in the center of Paris. Inaugurated in 1875 and named after its exciting young architect, Charles Garnier, it is the largest opera house in Europe. You will set eyes on the writhing snakes of the bronze “Pythonisse” sculpture, before climbing the double stairway of the “Grand Escalier” (Main Staircase). Imagine the swish of crinolines as you admire the breathtaking décor and stroll through vast foyers, filled with sparkling mosaics, colorful marble columns, and gold-leaf flourishes. Everywhere you look will be a feast for the eyes.

Your night of Parisian entertainment begins in the heart of Montmartre, Paris's historic hub of cabaret culture. Step into the charming Belle Époque–inspired La Nouvelle Eve, near the iconic Moulin Rouge, and be transported to the 1920s with its vibrant décor and lively atmosphere. Getting started Arrive at La Nouvelle Eve and present your ticket at the entrance for quick validation. You may need to show your ID as Champagne is served to guests aged 18 and over. After a quick security check, settle in for a night of dazzling performances. What to expect La Nouvelle Eve La Nouvelle Eve is a historic cabaret dating back to 1898, renowned for its dynamic mix of classic and modern performances, including the iconic French Cancan, set in a stunning Belle Époque venue. Features Enjoy a half-bottle of champagne during the "Paris je t’aime" show. Watch a mix of lively choreography, comedy, and dazzling costumes that pay homage to Paris’s artistic history, with performances set to music inspired by Edith Piaf, including her iconic song La Vie en Rose. Experience the thrill of the famous French Cancan as the grand finale, a true highlight of Parisian cabaret.

Step into the heart of Paris and see the city unfold from its most romantic vantage point — the Seine. Glide past grand monuments, historic bridges, and riverside landmarks as the French capital reveals itself, one masterpiece at a time. Getting started Make your way to Port de la Bourdonnais, located right beneath the Eiffel Tower. With departures every hour, you can board at a time that suits you. Simply present your ticket and step onto the boat for a relaxed one-hour cruise along the Seine. What to expect Seine River sightseeing cruise A leisurely one-hour journey through the heart of Paris, offering uninterrupted views of the city’s most celebrated landmarks from the water. Sail past architectural and cultural icons including the Assemblée Nationale, Musée d'Orsay, Institut de France, Panthéon, Cité de la Mode et du Design, Hôtel de Ville, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the historic Conciergerie. Cruise beneath the elegant arches of Pont Neuf — the city’s oldest bridge — and admire the ornate Pont Alexandre III, named after a Russian tsar. Features Panoramic terrace views: Head to the open-air terrace for sweeping views of Paris’ skyline and riverside façades. Multilingual audio guide: Learn about the landmarks you pass with engaging commentary available in 11 languages. Onboard Wi-Fi: Stay connected and share your experience in real time as you cruise. Flexible departures: With sailings every hour, this cruise easily fits into any Paris itinerary.

Experience the legendary Moulin Rouge Féerie cabaret show in Paris, complete with champagne and dazzling live performances. Getting started Arrive at the Moulin Rouge near the main entrance and present your ticket for entry and take your seat before the show begins. Staff will guide you to your table and serve your included drinks, ensuring a smooth start to your evening. What to expect Moulin Rouge Féerie Show The Moulin Rouge, founded in 1889, is the birthplace of the French Cancan and a symbol of Parisian nightlife. The Féerie revue brings together over 100 performers in a vibrant, music-filled spectacle that celebrates the spirit of Montmartre’s cabaret tradition. Features Feerie show: This two-hour extravaganza features a troupe of 60 Doriss Girl Dancers adorned in striking Paris-made costumes performing on stunning Italian-designed stages. Through five distinctive scenes, you'll journey through Moulin Rouge's riveting history, accompanied by a dazzling spectacle of sequins, feathers and color. Champagne: Savor half a bottle of champagne per person, included with your ticket, as you take in the show. Upgrades You can opt for the return transportation upgrade from the venue, which will conveniently drop you off at one of five central Paris locations — Opéra, Arc de Triomphe, Montparnasse, Eiffel Tower, or Bastille — right after the show. This option takes the stress out of late-night travel, offering a comfortable and hassle-free end to your evening at the Moulin Rouge.

Enjoy a full day of adventure with access to both Disneyland® Park and Disney® Adventure World in Paris. Getting started Begin your visit at the main entrance, where you’ll present your ticket for quick validation. After a standard security check, you’re free to enter both parks and start exploring at your own pace. What to expect Disneyland® Paris Opened in 1992, Disneyland® Paris is Europe’s most-visited theme park, blending classic Disney magic with uniquely French touches. The resort features two distinct parks: Disneyland® Park and Disney® Adventure World, each offering a wide range of attractions and entertainment. Features Disneyland® Park: Experience five themed lands filled with iconic rides, live shows, and the enchanting Sleeping Beauty Castle at the heart of the park. Disney® Adventure World: Discover movie-making magic with behind-the-scenes attractions, thrilling rides, and interactive experiences inspired by Disney and Pixar films. Upgrades Premier access: Go for priority entry to skip the lines and save time with the premier access upgarde.

Join a 90-minute guided tour of the Eiffel Tower with reserved elevator access to the summit, led by an expert guide. Getting started Meet your guide at the designated meeting point near the Eiffel Tower entrance, where your ID will be checked. After a brief introduction, you’ll be escorted to the correct entrance and proceed through a security check before heading to the elevators. What to expect Eiffel Tower Completed in 1889 for the World’s Fair, the Eiffel Tower stands 330 meters tall and is celebrated for its iron lattice architecture and panoramic city views. Once the world’s tallest structure, it remains a symbol of Parisian innovation and culture. Features Reserved elevator entry: Reach the summit for sweeping 360° views of Paris, including landmarks like the Seine River and Arc de Triomphe. Expert-guided insights: Your English-speaking guide shares the tower’s history, engineering, and stories about Gustave Eiffel’s vision. Small group experience: Tour in a group of 10–20 guests for a more personal and interactive visit. Access to first and second floors: Walk on the transparent floor on the first floor for a unique perspective above the city, and the second floor for a bird's eye view.