Experience the best of Paris in just 2.5 hours on a Segway tour. Explore the Eiffel Tower and over 20 must-see sights while enjoying the expertise of our English-speaking guides. Suitable for ages 14 and up.
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Eiffel Tower - You will arrive as close as possible to the Eiffel Tower, and will be able to immortalize this moment while listening to the history of this construction thanks to our guide.
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Parc du Champ de Mars - Crossing the Champ de Mars by segway
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Pont de l’Alma - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Quais de la Seine - You will travel along the banks of the Seine
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Pont Alexandre III - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Grand Palais - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Petit Palais - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Elysee Palace - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Place de la Concorde - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Assemblee Nationale - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Musee de l’Armee des Invalides - Picture stop and guide explanations
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Musee Rodin - Picture stop and guide explanations
- Local guide
- Segway use
- Helmets provided (compulsory, included in the price)
- Anti-cold sleeve on Segway handlebars
- Front bag on Segway for belongings
- Gloves, raincoat, windbreaker, fleece jacket provided if necessary (included in the price)
- Tea and coffee
- Food & Drink
Discover the iconic sites of Paris on a 2.5-hour Segway tour to learn the city’s history. Admire some of the most historic sites in Europe, such as Les Invalides, the Eiffel Tower…
In 2.5 hours, you will do the equivalent of at least a day’s visit on foot without tiring! You will also benefit from explanations from our guides who will share with you their passion for Paris.
For your comfort, there are no more than 10 people per guide.
- For security reasons, our public guided Segway tours are open to people aged 14 or over (minors must be accompanied).
- Proof of age (for children) may be requested at the beginning of the visit.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
