• Odéon Theatre - The venue where Beaumarchais’ “The Marriage of Figaro” was first performed, marking an early indication of the French Revolution.
• Place De L’Odeon - Here, admire the renowned statue of Danton, recognized as one of the key leaders of the French Revolution.
• Cour du Commerce Saint Andre - The birthplace of the guillotine, Marat’s publishing house, and Le Procope Café, a hub for revolutionaries.
• Pont-Neuf - From this vantage point, you can view the Garden of the Tuileries, which once housed the Palace of the Tuileries.
• Conciergerie - A notable site from the French Revolution.
• Le Caveau de la Huchette - Known as the first secret execution site during the French Revolution.
• Notre Dame - This iconic landmark holds numerous stories from the French Revolution.
• Hotel de Ville - The Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, formerly known as the Place de Grève, was the site of executions in Paris since 1310 and the location of the first murder of the revolution.

• Guided French Revolution History Tour
• Local Parisian guide

• Entrance into any monument listed. We visit the outside of all locations listed.
• Gratuities

This tour brings to life the tale of the French Revolution in the heart of Paris, where the calls for “liberty, equality, and fraternity” forever changed France. The journey starts at the Théâtre de l’Odéon, where “The Marriage of Figaro” first stirred the people’s longing for change. In Odéon Square, explore the stories of Danton and Robespierre—two revolutionary figures whose rivalry defined the era. At the Cour du Commerce Saint-André, delve into the origins of the guillotine and the passionate writings of Jean-Paul Marat. As you move to the Pont Neuf, imagine the Tuileries Palace and learn about the royal family’s ill-fated escape attempt. Each iconic stop on this tour unveils the drama and ideals that ignited modern democracy in France.

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