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Step inside the legendary home of Paris Saint-Germain and explore exclusive stadium areas usually reserved for players, media, and VIPs. Getting started Arrive at Gate L, 24 rue du Commandant Guilbaud, 75016 Paris, the designated entrance for the stadium tour. Present your mobile ticket for validation before entering. Security checks may take place before access to the tour route. What to expect Parc des Princes Home to Paris Saint-Germain, Parc des Princes is one of France’s most iconic football stadiums and the stage for some of Europe’s biggest matches. Features Pitchside access: Stand beside the pitch and experience the stadium from the same vantage point as PSG players on match day. Players’ locker room: Step inside the locker rooms where PSG stars prepare before taking the field. VIP boxes: Visit the exclusive VIP boxes and see how premium guests watch the game in style. Press room & mixed zone: Walk through the areas where players meet journalists and post-match interviews take place. History Room & trophy display: Discover the club’s story and admire major trophies that mark PSG’s rise in European football. Multilingual mobile guide: Enhance your visit with an interactive guide available in multiple languages, offering insights into the stadium and club history.

Step into the heart of Paris and see the city unfold from its most romantic vantage point — the Seine. Glide past grand monuments, historic bridges, and riverside landmarks as the French capital reveals itself, one masterpiece at a time. Getting started Make your way to Port de la Bourdonnais, located right beneath the Eiffel Tower. With departures every hour, you can board at a time that suits you. Simply present your ticket and step onto the boat for a relaxed one-hour cruise along the Seine. What to expect Seine River sightseeing cruise A leisurely one-hour journey through the heart of Paris, offering uninterrupted views of the city’s most celebrated landmarks from the water. Sail past architectural and cultural icons including the Assemblée Nationale, Musée d'Orsay, Institut de France, Panthéon, Cité de la Mode et du Design, Hôtel de Ville, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the historic Conciergerie. Cruise beneath the elegant arches of Pont Neuf — the city’s oldest bridge — and admire the ornate Pont Alexandre III, named after a Russian tsar. Features Panoramic terrace views: Head to the open-air terrace for sweeping views of Paris’ skyline and riverside façades. Multilingual audio guide: Learn about the landmarks you pass with engaging commentary available in 11 languages. Onboard Wi-Fi: Stay connected and share your experience in real time as you cruise. Flexible departures: With sailings every hour, this cruise easily fits into any Paris itinerary.

Experience the legendary Moulin Rouge Féerie cabaret show in Paris, complete with champagne and dazzling live performances. Getting started Arrive at the Moulin Rouge near the main entrance and present your ticket for entry and take your seat before the show begins. Staff will guide you to your table and serve your included drinks, ensuring a smooth start to your evening. What to expect Moulin Rouge Féerie Show The Moulin Rouge, founded in 1889, is the birthplace of the French Cancan and a symbol of Parisian nightlife. The Féerie revue brings together over 100 performers in a vibrant, music-filled spectacle that celebrates the spirit of Montmartre’s cabaret tradition. Features Feerie show: This two-hour extravaganza features a troupe of 60 Doriss Girl Dancers adorned in striking Paris-made costumes performing on stunning Italian-designed stages. Through five distinctive scenes, you'll journey through Moulin Rouge's riveting history, accompanied by a dazzling spectacle of sequins, feathers and color. Champagne: Savor half a bottle of champagne per person, included with your ticket, as you take in the show. Upgrades You can opt for the return transportation upgrade from the venue, which will conveniently drop you off at one of five central Paris locations — Opéra, Arc de Triomphe, Montparnasse, Eiffel Tower, or Bastille — right after the show. This option takes the stress out of late-night travel, offering a comfortable and hassle-free end to your evening at the Moulin Rouge.

Classic Red Route Hop on at any of the 10 stops along the Classic Red Route. Take advantage of the audio commentary available in 8 different languages and learn about the city’s whimsical history and culture. Schedule First bus: 9:45am from stop #1 (Louvre-Pyramide/Big Bus Information Centre) Last bus: 5:30pm from stop #1 (Louvre-Pyramide/Big Bus Information Centre) Frequency: Every 6-13 mins Popular stops: Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Please click here for a detailed Red Route map and its boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Seine River cruise Seal the deal on your exploration with the Essential and Explore passes, which give you access to an additional 1-hour cruise tour along the Seine River. Schedule First cruise: 10:30am from Port de la Bourdonnais (near stop #8 Eiffel Tower) Last cruise: 9pm from Port de la Bourdonnais (near stop #8 Eiffel Tower) Frequency: Every 30 to 45 mins Duration: 60 mins VOX self-guided digital walking tours Make the most of your trip by choosing 1 of 3 self-guided walking tours with audio commentary that dives deep into the fascinating history of Parisian neighborhoods. Schedule Trocadéro-Eiffel Tower - Departing from stop #7 (Iena) Ile de la Cité-Marais - Departing from stop #3 (Notre Dame) Louvre-Tuileries - Departing from stop #2 (Louvre - Pont des Arts)

Villa Savoye is widely accepted as the basis for modernist architecture. It was so revered that it was listed as a historic monument while architect Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret) was still alive. Fancy that! This iconic weekend retreat, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is waiting for your visit. Built with Le Corbusier's five points of architecture, the villa includes his staple design elements: pilotis, a roof garden, an open-plan design, horizontal windows, and a free façade.

The revolution claimed the lives of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, but memories of their reign and their fall can be felt inside. While they have since been moved to the Basilica of St. Denis, their original resting place was close to the current chapel. Neoclassical design and a dome at the center of a Greek cross give a visually stunning atmosphere, while cenotaphs in the courtyard, devoted to all buried in the location, serve as a reminder of France's fascinating history.

Visit Paradis Latin and watch a lively cabaret show. Enjoy the energetic performances with vibrant costumes and striking choreography. See talented dancers and singers bring the stage to life. Appreciate the rich history and ornate decor of this historic venue.

Step inside the first Gothic cathedral in the world, and the final resting place of 43 kings, 32 queens and 10 servants to the monarchy, including Marie Antoinette. The Basilica of Saint Denis is a testament to French art and architecture, with over 70 statues and monumental tombs from the Renaissance!