La Traviata

Visit Versailles and Paris in a single day. Begin with a comfortable roundtrip transfer from Paris to Versailles. Upon arrival, tour the Palace of Versailles with a guide helping you navigate the former royal residence. Walk through the Versailles Gardens independently, observing its artistic fountains and statues designed by André Le Nôtre. Pause for lunch at a restaurant in Versailles (if selected). In Paris, stop for photos at the Eiffel Tower. Enjoy a scenic electric vehicle ride near the Seine River on the way to the Musée d’Orsay. End the day exploring the museum.

Considered the soul of the City of Light, Saint-Germain des Prés is a stunning mix of history, charming little streets, unique art shops, cute cafes and restaurants. It's also a renowned hot spot for foodies from all over the world. From the oldest Abbey of Paris to the wonders of the Luxembourg Garden, you’ll be amazed by the diversity of the French food artisans on this 3-hour walking tour with plenty of stops for tasting both food and wine. Witness with your own eyes - and mouths - how passionate Parisians are about their work, and walk in their shoes through the romantic left bank.

Step into the Batcave Escape Room to experience Batman's lair firsthand. Solve superhero-themed puzzles using cutting-edge technology and interact with amazing gadgets. Race against time to thwart Gotham's villains in an action-packed adventure.

Join your experienced guide for an introduction to the Musée de l’Armée, housed inside the golden-domed Hotel des Invalides. This is a great chance to learn about France’s tumultuous military history and important figures like Sun King, Louis XIV and Napoleon Bonaparte from the experts! Your private tour begins in the courtyard of the Invalides. Here, you’ll learn about the building’s 17th century roots as a veteran’s hospital under Louis XIV, and take a walk through the cathedral, dedicated to his troops. Explore the dynamic history of Napoleon Bonaparte, widely acknowledged to have been France’s most brilliant military general, but whose blinding ambition eventually led to his death in exile - gulp! Say what you need to at his tomb, which lies beneath the Invalides’ golden dome.

Visit the Musée d’Orsay on a semi-private guided tour with up to six participants. The museum is located in a former Beaux-Arts railway station and has a wide collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art. Explore famous artworks with a guide and learn about the history and techniques used by artists such as Monet, Manet, Renoir, Degas, and Van Gogh. Gain insights into the changes these artists brought to the art world. After the guided tour, continue exploring the museum on your own.

By booking this 2-hour privately guided tour of the Louvre, you avoid the challenge of navigating the vast museum alone and gain detailed insight into the art, especially Italian pieces, from a personal guide. The Louvre’s size commands attention. The largest museum in the world stretches 700 m along the Seine, forming a maze of rooms. It holds more than 35,000 artworks; viewing them all would take nine months. How can you prevent wasting your ticket and spending hours wandering the corridors exhausted, unable to see the Mona Lisa? Follow one of our tour guides. We offer an itinerary focused on the Italian and French great masters: Canova, Michelangelo, Cimabue, Giotto, Veronese, Géricault, Ingres, David. The Venus of Milo, the Nike of Samothrace, and, of course, the Mona Lisa remain central to our routes.

Hailed as the Michelangelo of modern sculpture, Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) undeniably revolutionized this ancient medium. Through his modeling of clay and ardent experiments with the human form, Rodin captured the deepest passions while simultaneously reflecting on the fragility of existence. On the tour, you will experience Rodin’s studio process through the eyes of an artist. Your artist-guide will provide unique insight into the sculptor's diverse techniques in a manner understandable for all audiences. It would be an absolute delight to explore with you how the twisted, dancing limbs; the monumental, immersive enlargements; the bursting blocks of raw stone and polished skin; the entangled, sinuous bodies; the singular mind and powerful hand of Rodin transformed the art of sculpture into living flesh, sublime movement, pure expression.

What makes this tour unique is the excellent quality of the 300 pictures that are being taken. In different locations and backgrounds. Also the fact that all these pictures will be delivered retouched in terms of their exposure, saturation, sharpness, incorrections etc. and ready for immediate printing. The sending of the pictures is being made within 24 hours. But what mostly makes this session unique, is the wonderful smile, the warmth, the politeness, the humour and the patience of our experienced photographer Ari Bafalouka that speaks perfectly well English and French. No need to worry about snapping the perfect selfie in front of the Eiffel Tower when you can instead book a walking tour that includes a photo shoot by a professional photographer. During this 2-hour Paris experience, you'll explore the area around the Eiffel Tower while the photographer captures 300 artistic photos of you in front of the world-famous landmark. Retouching for all the pictures is included.