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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.

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.

In the distant Champagne region, the vineyards of Épernay and Reims stretch across the landscape. Here, every drop of the beverage carries history and tradition. Set out on a journey filled with unexpected findings. Walk through the lush fields where world-famous champagnes are made, study the detailed processes of winemaking, and examine the rich heritage that defines this region. From ancient cellars to museums displaying local history, each moment reveals more about the craft of Champagne. Join us in a land where every sip tells a story.

Experience the Louvre like few ever do on this 2.5-hour semi-private evening tour (6 guests max) with Reserved Entry. Explore masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo in the museum’s quieter, more intimate atmosphere, as your expert guide brings both the art and the palace’s history to life.

Explore the Louvre with a private guide who tailors the visit to your interests. Instead of following a fixed route or keeping up with a large group, you'll enjoy a flexible 2 to 2.5-hour tour designed around what you want to see. Learn how the Louvre evolved from a medieval fortress into one of the world's most visited museums before exploring some of its best-known works. See the Venus de Milo, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, and masterpieces by Raphael, Delacroix, and Jacques-Louis David. You'll also visit the Mona Lisa, where your guide will explain the history and significance of the painting. With a certified local guide dedicated to your group, you'll have the freedom to ask questions, spend more time at the artworks that interest you, and move at a pace that suits you.

Capture lasting memories with a photoshoot at the Louvre Museum in Paris. A professional photographer will take amazing photos of you against this famous backdrop. Pose for the camera or let the photographer take candid shots while exploring the museum. Whether you're alone or with loved ones, you'll receive high-resolution images within 24 hours.

Feast your eyes on the window displays showcasing cupcakes, pastrami, bagels and falafel. Discover the secrets of little shops and boutiques and indulge in the Marché des Enfants Rouges on this tasty and educational 3-hour Marais Walking Food Tour. Just a stone's throw from the Pablo Picasso museum, this indoor market is the oldest in Paris; founded in 1605. From Tuesday to Sunday, Parisians rush to its alleys for fresh fish, oysters, delicious cheeses from every region in France, cured meats, seasonal fruit and vegetables. And now it's your turn. Sample delicacies from Aveyron, Vendée, Pays Basque and more French regions renowned for their delicious products. There's also a lot to sample from the wine merchants, who'll be only too happy to suggest a food and wine pairing!