Le P'tit Bistrot
Tours & Activities in Paris
Take a guided walking tour through the Latin Quarter, one of Paris’s oldest neighborhoods. See Roman ruins and Renaissance gardens. Follow your guide to monuments that reveal the story of Paris through the centuries. Visit Église Saint‑Étienne‑du‑Mont, known for the shrine of Saint Geneviève, and step into the Arènes de Lutèce, a Roman amphitheater. Walk through Luxembourg Gardens. Finish the tour at the Panthéon with tickets that ensure entry.
The Musée d'Orsay is home to France's national collection of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and Art Nouveau works. Its majestic collection of elegant artworks from the Belle Époque and beyond, coupled with its beautiful location inside a Beaux-Arts railway station on the banks of the Seine, makes it one of the most stunning museums in the world. That's no exaggeration! See for yourself with these Musée d'Orsay tickets, which promise easy and efficient entry to the museum.
Over 700,000 people come to see Rodin's famed sculptures at Musée Rodin annually. The sculptor himself couldn't have predicted his popularity – even if he did dedicate most of his life's work to founding a museum in his own name. Here, you can see original casts of his most iconic pieces such as _The Thinker_, _The Kiss_, _The Gates of Hell_, and more. The museum itself has some history to it, as it was formerly the Hôtel Biron, a _hôtel particulier_ built in the 18th-century Rocaille style. This opulent hôtel and gardens is the perfect place to explore Rodin's impressionist masterpieces.
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Visited from Toronto, Canada. What a gem of an authentic French restaurant. This place is small but reaches high with its food. Their french onion soup was refreshing instead of salty. Their main steak tartare & scallops dishes were phenomenal! Lastly they have great daily specials and desserts. Highly recommend this restaurant while in Paris!
Incredibly delicious family-owned bistro. Decadent food, fast and friendly service. Escargot was divine, Caesar salad was super unique and loaded with yummy chicken, Braised beef was deeply satisfying and savory. My partner and I shared all of the above plus two glasses of wine for about 75 Euro total. Good sized portions, And the food is so good it feels like it could easily be pricier. The place is small, so you’ll be sitting close to strangers… but the vibes are top notch thanks to the friendly owners/staff. My girl and I are so glad we chose this place for our first meal in Paris. There were some locals there too so I know it’s not some tourist trap. Real deal fo sho.
Food was solid. I had their steak tartare. It was so good I went there again on the same trip. The couple next to me was having the beef wine stew, which also looked extremely delicious. Staff are friendly. Kitchen is highly efficient. Clean and cozy atmosphere. Definitely a restaurant I want to go back again.
Visited this restaurant in July 2025 after a day of exploring the Notre Dame Basilique and it did not disappoint! I tried tartare here for the first time and the meat was perfectly moist, nicely seasoned and tasted fresh. It was my first time to try such a dish, and I enjoyed it thoroughly. I had crème brûlée for desert and it had the signature crispy top layer and creamy goodness underneath. Seating was plentiful, but I would say that if you come in a group of more than 4 people, you may have trouble finding seats as most tables had room for four chairs. Alternatively, you’d have to combine tables which may or may not be possible depending on how vacant the rest of the seats are. There was also outdoor dining space. Restrooms are located below ground. The restaurant was well organized and service was relatively fast. Props to the restaurant owner for this one — A group of new customers came by looking for a spot in the restaurant, but it was packed that day and all the seats were taken. We were almost done eating and offered to leave so they could sit, but the owner insisted that we stay to enjoy the rest of our meal. Excellent hospitality that shows they care for the wellbeing and satisfaction of their customers. Thanks for making my evening in Paris memorable!
Very much enjoyed our visit but disappointed. 1730-ish reservation and saucisse was out for the day. Clothes permeated with the scent of the kitchen. Beef shin was the best meal of four (melt in your mouth) but the fries were spectacular. Nonetheless, service was very good. On the small side for the main dining rom with WCs clean and on the lower level. Heard of this as a budget buy but not so much. We would still return.
Tickets & Attractions in Paris
Hop-on the Tootbus Paris Kids Tour and let the city take you by surprise! Fun, educational, and eco-friendly; sit back and enjoy a quiet ride around Paris on a 100% electric bus while tour guides keep the kids entertained! You'll pass by the Opera, Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, Orsay Museum, Concorde, Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, and the Grand Palais, plus many other Parisian landmarks. During the tour, our guides will surprise the children with a mix of cultural and fun entertainment including amazing stories about museums, monuments, and historical sites. There's also riddles and games for them to look forward to! There's even sweets to snack on. If the kids are budding shutterbugs, make sure they bring along their camera.
Visit two notable historical châteaux near Paris on this small-group guided tour. Explore the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, known for its classical French gardens, recognized as a pioneering example of French formal garden design. Then, tour Château de Fontainebleau, which served as a residence for French royalty and contains centuries of significant history and architectural development.
Start with butter croissants and sourdough bread from a local baker and learn about their family history. Proceed to a historic covered market in Paris, visiting stalls with various international foods and fresh ingredients. Then, go to a chocolate maker with a recognized title of craft excellence and try chocolates from the region. Walk through Paris’ Jewish quarter, stopping by a bakery for a freshly made pastrami sandwich. Stop at a traditional French bistro for lunch, sampling dishes like French onion soup and learning about dining traditions. Visit a baker combining Syrian and French techniques to make unique pastries. End the tour with artisan cheeses from a local producer, followed by natural wine tasting and discussions with the proprietor about the methods and practices involved.
Take a 90-minute tour of Notre-Dame Cathedral with a licensed guide. Start with a guided walk around the outside, where the guide will provide historical context for the architecture. Learn about the famous gargoyles and updates on the post-2019 fire restoration. Spend the remaining hour inside the cathedral. Use audio headsets to hear the guide clearly as they take you through the nave, chapels, and other areas. Understand the architecture, see the large stained-glass windows up close, and hear stories about the art and historical events associated with the cathedral. This tour gives a comprehensive look at the history and resilience of Notre-Dame Cathedral.
Visit the Centre National du Football (CNF), commonly known as INF Clairefontaine or simply Clairefontaine, and discover its role in preparing French national teams. This guided tour allows access to areas typically reserved for players and staff. See the Château des Bleus and the training facilities used by professionals. Learn about the methods and infrastructure behind preparing for major international competitions.
Visit locations associated with Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh on a small-group tour from Paris. Explore Claude Monet's House and Gardens in Giverny, including the Clos Normand, the Japanese Water Garden, and Monet's former home. Stop at Monet's grave before continuing to Auvers-sur-Oise. In Auvers-sur-Oise, learn about Vincent van Gogh's final months and visit the Auberge Ravoux, where he lived during the last three months of his life. See locations featured in his paintings, including The Church at Auvers and the Wheatfield with Crows. The tour also includes a visit to Van Gogh's grave.
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