• Montmartre - Each year, numerous visitors are drawn to Montmartre, yet many overlook the genuine hidden charm of this unique area. Away from the bustling crowds, one can still experience the Montmartre of Picasso, Toulouse Lautrec, and Van Gogh, where artists lived, socialized, and created, often trading their art for food and supplies. Discover their captivating stories and those of the lively cabarets and music halls where the French Cancan originated.

Today, Montmartre remains a charming and quintessential part of Paris, proud of its heritage and inhabited by Montmartrois who cherish their distinctive neighborhood. Explore narrow alleyways, picturesque cobblestone streets, and tranquil squares; discover a beautiful working vineyard and vibrant café terraces. Visit the artist’s square, where contemporary artists gather daily to paint and sell their creations, and enjoy the breathtaking views over the city from the base of the Sacré Coeur.

Uncover the true Montmartre, one of the city’s best-kept secrets.

• Le Marais - Parisians adore the Marais, and most visitors fall in love with this exceptional part of the city. Blending centuries of history, magnificent architecture, high fashion, world-class museums and galleries, and an outstanding dining scene, the Marais is a must-see!

Spared from the extensive renovations of 19th-century Paris, the Marais retains the old-world charm of narrow streets, serene courtyards, and splendid medieval and Renaissance mansions. Discover cutting-edge boutiques and trendy cafés. Visit the traditional Jewish quarter, where the best falafel in the city can be found, and don’t miss some of the newest and finest pastry shops in the city! Hear tales of jousts, romances, treason, and revolution as you wander through some of the city’s most delightful streets.

Dynamic and modern, yet rich in history and brimming with charm, the Marais is the perfect place to immerse oneself in the atmosphere of both contemporary and historical Paris.

• Latin Quarter - A traditional haven for writers and scholars, the vibrant and eclectic Latin Quarter represents bohemian Paris at its finest. Walk in the footsteps of the iconic writers and poets of the Lost Generation who lived and wrote in Paris, immortalizing their experiences in print. Hemingway, Scott Fitzgerald, Ezra Pound, and Gertrude Stein found inspiration here, making Paris of the 1920s the artistic hub of the world.

Today, discover cobblestone streets, quirky bookshops, and lively cafés. Journey to the heart of this charming neighborhood, past glorious outdoor food markets, tree-lined streets, and pretty squares frequented by cats and stylish students. See the Sorbonne University, founded in 1237, and the mighty Pantheon, which houses the remains of France’s most esteemed individuals. Witness the ongoing restoration of the iconic Cathedral of Notre Dame as it turns the next page of its long history.
The authentic Latin Quarter is steeped in history and full of surprises.

• Saint-Germain-des-Pres - Home to literary geniuses, rebellious students, and revolutionaries, the captivating stories of this legendary neighborhood can be found along winding streets, in quiet courtyards, and on its iconic café terraces. Delve into the fascinating past of this iconic Left Bank neighborhood as you discover the Parisians’ St Germain des Pres, far from the tourist crowds.

Here, revolutionary plots were devised, philosophical and literary debates flourished in the cafés, and stylish Parisians danced and made music in underground jazz clubs. The intellectual and artistic elite of Paris gathered here in the 1950s, bringing together artists, writers, poets, and musicians, while the crowded bars and clubs resonated with the new music of Miles Davis and Sidney Bechet.

Today, it remains lively and typical, home to art-house cinemas, art galleries, trendy boutiques, bustling street markets, and some excellent places to shop and dine; a perfect place to stroll and soak up the quintessential Parisian atmosphere.

• Ile de la Cite / Ile Saint-Louis - Join an expert local guide for an intriguing walking tour through the islands of Paris, home to stunning medieval architecture, splendid Renaissance mansions, quiet streets, and of course, the beautiful banks of the River Seine.

See the imposing 13th-century Gothic structure of Notre Dame Cathedral. Learn about its incredible construction and the mastery of its medieval architects and builders that enabled it to survive the devastating fire. (Note: Entrance to the cathedral is not included).

You’ll also see the oldest bridge in Paris, the revolutionary prison of Marie-Antoinette, the flower market, and one of the prettiest squares in the city, as well as the riverbanks with their iconic booksellers. Discover the charming Ile St Louis, an island a world away from the city’s hustle and bustle (and home to one of the best ice-cream makers in Paris!), filled with magnificent townhouses and elegant courtyards.

• Limited groups of 20 people or fewer
• Fully licensed expert local guide
• Guided 1.5 or 2 hour walking tour in English (depending on tour chosen)

• Hotel pick up/drop off
• Gratuities (optional)

Embark on a walking tour lasting 1.5 to 2 hours, traversing through one of Paris’s legendary districts under the guidance of a knowledgeable local expert. Choose from our exclusive collection featuring the most iconic neighborhoods, each abundant with history, riveting tales, and are home to interesting and engaging locations to discover and visit today. We’ll guide you to the core of these charming districts, showcasing the absolute best of what they have to offer, and provide recommendations for our most beloved spots in each locality. Immerse yourself in history, literature, art, architecture, fashion, cuisine and beyond. Pick your neighborhood and join us on our exploration of Paris!

• At the time of booking you will choose the neighborhood tour that you wish to take. Please note all sites are not included in each tour, they will vary depending on the tour you choose and are detailed in the separate descriptions for each neighborhood.
• Please check your meeting point carefully depending on the tour you have chosen, each tour has a different meeting point
• You can cancel your tour up to 24 hours prior to departure and receive a full refund. Please note that refunds are not possible for missed tours.
• If you plan to arrive at the meeting point by taxi, please ensure you leave yourselves plenty of time, it can often take a considerable amount of time to find a taxi in Paris!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.