Save time with fast-track Louvre tickets and explore a world culture icon

Louvre Museum: E-Ticket

Behold breathtaking Impressionist masterpieces in the magnificent Orsay station

Musée d'Orsay: Dedicated Entrance

Access all areas of the Sun King's estate

Palace of Versailles: Entry Ticket

Experience Disneyland® Paris magic, just a short train ride from Paris

Disneyland® Paris: Admission Tickets

Louvre Museum Masterpieces Guided Tour with Reserved Access

Listen, learn, and fall in love with Paris on a scenic boat ride on the Seine

Seine River: Cruise by Bateaux Mouches

A magnificent hour's voyage through Paris

Seine River: Sightseeing Cruise from the Eiffel Tower

Step back in time and see two of Paris's most historical monuments

Sainte-Chapelle & Conciergerie: Entry Ticket

Visit Napoleon's tribute to his Grande Armée and see spectacular views of Paris

Arc de Triomphe: Entry ticket + Rooftop Access

Bateaux Parisiens Seine River Gourmet Dinner & Sightseeing Cruise

Big Bus Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Tour with Optional River Cruise

Eiffel Tower Dedicated Reserved Access Top or 2nd floor by lift 

Normandy D-Day Sites & Cemetery Day Trip from Paris with Lunch

Louvre Museum - Exclusive Guided Tour (Reserved Entry Included)

Paris Seine River Dinner Cruise with Live Music by Bateaux Mouches

Opéra Garnier: Entry Ticket

Get your Tour de Montparnasse tickets for 360° views over the City of Lights

Tour Montparnasse: Entry Ticket

Versailles Palace and Gardens Tour from Paris

Meet waxwork figures of Johnny Hallyday, Katy Perry, Mozart, and more!

Grévin Wax Museum: Entry Ticket

Seine River: Evening Cruise with Music Onboard + Audio Guide App

Paris in a Day with Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame & Cruise

Paris: Centre Pompidou Audio Tour

Paris: Orangerie Skip-the-Line Access Ticket & Impressionism Audio Tour

Paris: Catacombs Ticket & Audio Tour

Paris: Musee d'Orsay Ticket & Audio Tour

Paris: La Sainte-Chapelle Ticket & Gothic Architecture Audio Tour

Paris: Les Invalides Skip-the-Line Access Ticket & Army Museum Audio Tour

Paris: Palais Royal & Covered Galleries Audio Tour

Paris: Impressionist Masterpieces Audio Tour

Paris: Catacombs Mysteries Audio Tour

Paris: Enchanted Luxembourg Gardens Audio Tour

Musée de l'Orangerie In-App Tour with a Ticket: The Secret of Nymphéas

Paris: Montmartre's Artistic Journey Audio Tour

Paris: Musee de l'Orangerie Audio Tour

Paris: Carnavalet Museum Audio Tour

Paris: Latin Quarter Audio Tour

Paris: Eiffel Tower Audio Tour

Discover Gorgeous Musée d'Orsay & Musée de l'Orangerie

Hop-on/Hop-off Public Bus Tour: Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe & Champs-Elysées

Paris: Bohemian Vibes & Street Art Audio Tour

Paris: Seine Riverbank Charms Audio Tour

In this experience, we invite you to experience a truly unforgettable tour, exploring the hidden and charming charms of Paris in the company of a Local Friend, a local resident who is passionate about their city. In a more original way, you&#39;ll have a more dynamic view of the city, with its beauty and contrasts, by discovering the charms of this destination from the perspective of a local host. This is a unique opportunity to discover the most authentic places frequented by locals, including craft fairs, traditional foods, shopping tips, and much more. This experience is fully customizable, giving you the freedom to tailor your itinerary to your interests. Below, we&#39;ve compiled a list of the attractions most popular with locals:<ul><li> Le Marais: This historic neighborhood is known for its designer shops, art galleries, and trendy bars and cafes. At night, especially on streets like Rue Vieille du Temple and Rue des Rosiers, the Marais is a popular meeting place.</li><li> Oberkampf: Known for its lively nightlife, Oberkampf has a wide variety of bars and clubs. Places like Le Café Charbon, Nouveau Casino, and Le Bataclan are popular with nightlife enthusiasts.</li><li> Saint-Germain-des-Prés: An elegant neighborhood that combines history with modernity. It&#39;s full of classic cafés like Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots, as well as contemporary bars and clubs.</li><li> Pigalle: Once known for its seedy nightlife, Pigalle has reinvented itself and is now one of the city&#39;s hottest spots. The neighborhood is known for its cocktail bars, clubs, and live music venues like La Machine du Moulin Rouge.</li><li> Montmartre: Although Montmartre is a popular tourist destination, the area around Abbesses station is lively at night, with many cozy bars and lively restaurants. Places like Le Petit Moulin and Le Relais de la Butte are popular.</li></ul> This itinerary combines famous landmarks, cultural experiences, culinary delights, and shopping, offering a comprehensive overview of the city&#39;s diversity and richness. When you book our private tour, our Local Friend will contact you to learn about your interests and interests and create a 100% personalized itinerary, tailored just for you.

Private Tour in Portuguese with a Local Friend in Paris

This region southwest of Paris takes its name from France&#39;s longest river, the Loire. During the Renaissance, the Loire Valley was a favorite haunt of the kings of France and their courts, who left us numerous castles of admirable architectural elegance. The Château d&#39;Amboise is the result of successive military constructions since the 2nd century, due to its elevation and strategic location in the Loire region. It was Charles VIII who transformed the site into an undisputed royal castle, already under the influence of several Italian artists. It is said that the design of Chambord Castle, built by King Francis I in the 16th century, was heavily influenced by the arrival of Leonardo da Vinci. After construction was completed, the kings did not use the castle for long, and it was then used by other nobles and military personnel. The Château de Chenonceau (16th century), also known as the Château des Seits Dames, was occupied by queens and lovers of kings during the Renaissance, including Catherine de Medici, Diane de Poitiers (lover of Henry II) and the widow of Henry III, leading to its name. Property of the Crown and, later, a royal residence, the Château de Chenonceau, one of the most famous Châteaux of the Loire, is a testament to a refined art of living, due to its original design, the richness of its collections, furniture and decoration, as well as its destiny, as it was loved, managed and protected by extraordinary women who left their mark on history.

Brazilian Driver Guide → Loire Valley - Up to 3 Castles

City Tour – Visit and discover Paris Discover the most important historical sites and places that make the French capital charming. Book your City Tour for a 3.5-hour visit to Paris. Take the opportunity to explore the historic center&#39;s main island, Île de la Cité (Ile de la Cité, which for centuries was the center of French royal power with the Conciergerie), and explore the pure Gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral (whose cornerstone dates back to 1163). See the Louvre (1190), the former residence of the kings and today one of the most visited museums in the world. Don&#39;t miss a visit to must-see monuments such as the Arc du Carrousel (1806-1808) and its beautiful perspective, the Opéra Garnier (1862-1875), the Place Vendôme (1699) with its fabulous architecture and surrounded by jewelry stores and luxury hotels, and the Champs-Elysées, France&#39;s most famous avenue, which begins at the Arc de Triomphe (1806-1836) and extends to the Luxor Obelisk (Temple of Luxor-Ramses II) in the Place de la Concorde (1748-1763). Feel the thrill of standing next to the Eiffel Tower (Universal Exhibition of 1889), now an icon of France. See the wonderful Invalides Palace (1670) and its magnificent esplanade. Be enchanted by the Saint-Germain neighborhood, whose fame grew after World War II, and the Latin Quarter (Latin was the language spoken by students in the Middle Ages) with the Sorbonne University. Take the opportunity to get to know the city of Paris better!

Brazilian Driver Guide → Paris City Tour

The Lights of Paris Anyone who thinks Paris is considered the City of Lights solely because of its abundance of light bulbs or its pioneering work in electricity is mistaken. Of course, at night, the city enchants with the beauty of its architecture, its monuments, its avenues, and its many museums. But where did this name come from? It&#39;s as simple as that: the Enlightenment! Who doesn&#39;t remember that history class in high school about the &quot;light of ideas&quot;? after the &quot;dark&quot; period of the Middle Ages? In the 18th century, intellectuals sought to explain the universe with reason and science, enlightening the human mind with philosophy. For this reason, Paris, one of the European capitals that hosted the movement, became known as the City of Light. The invention of streetlights with decorative oil lamps only reinforced its fame at the turn of the 20th century. Now, in the 21st century, Parisian lights are different and continue to enchant the world. The technique of electricity has become art. And at night, the light show transforms the Napoleonic capital into a different city. The monuments and architectural symbols under the spotlight are an unmissable spectacle, as are the many sparkling gardens and water features.

Brazilian Driver Guide → Paris at night

The Lights of Paris Anyone who thinks Paris is considered the City of Lights solely because of its abundance of light bulbs or its pioneering work in electricity is mistaken. Of course, at night, the city enchants with the beauty of its architecture, its monuments, its avenues, and its many museums. But where did this name come from? It&#39;s as simple as that: the Enlightenment! Who doesn&#39;t remember that high school history lesson about the &quot;light of ideas&quot; after the &quot;dark&quot; period of the Middle Ages? In the 18th century, intellectuals attempted to explain the universe with reason and science, illuminating the human mind with philosophy. For this reason, Paris, one of the European capitals that hosted the movement, became known as the City of Light. The invention of streetlights with decorative oil lamps only reinforced its fame at the turn of the 20th century. Now, in the 21st century, Parisian lights are different and continue to enchant the world. The technique of electricity has become art. And at night, the light show transforms the Napoleonic capital into a different city. The monuments and architectural symbols under the spotlight are an unmissable spectacle, as are the many sparkling gardens and water features.

On this tour, we&#39;ll explore the most important historical sites and places that make the French capital charming. We&#39;ll also explore the historic center&#39;s main island, Île de la Cité, which for centuries was the center of French royal power with the Conciergerie, and discover the pure Gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral. We will see the Louvre, the former residence of kings that is now one of the most visited museums in the world, the Arc de Triomphe and its beautiful perspective, the Opera Garnie, Place Vendôme, and the Champs-Elysées, the most famous avenue in France that begins at the Arc de Triomphe and goes all the way to the Luxor Obelisk in Place de la Concorde. We&#39;ll feel the thrill of standing next to the Eiffel Tower, now a French icon. We&#39;ll see the marvelous Invalides Palace and its magnificent esplanade. And we&#39;ll be enchanted by the neighborhoods of Saint-Germain, whose fame grew after World War II. Finally, we will pass through the hill of Montmartre, known for the white dome of the Sacré Coeur Basilica and the bohemian atmosphere it still has today.

City Tour Paris 

Tour with driver providing full explanations in Portuguese. Parking available at the hotel. Departure for sightseeing in the city. Free access to the castle. Entrance fees are closed on Mondays. Admission fees not included. These rates include all operating costs of the services mentioned in our table (Vehicle, fuel, driver, insurance, taxes, etc.).

Full Day Paris + Versailles

The painter Claude Monet – his house and gardens in Giverny In Giverny, you&#39;ll discover the home of the famous painter Claude Monet. A flower-filled village, with hollyhocks cascading down the walls of the Norman-style wooden-beamed houses. A truly enchanting sight! Everything is very well preserved, and all the furniture and gardens are immaculately manicured! It was here that the painter Claude Monet, arriving by train from Normandy in search of a house to rent, discovered a landscape that dazzled him. He jumped off the train and set off to find a place, where he lived until his death (Monet was the founder of the Impressionist movement). The city is internationally known thanks to Claude Monet, who lived there for 43 years. Many of his paintings were painted in Giverny, and just by looking at photos of the surrounding area, you can see where the painter drew his inspiration. Monet, the most famous Impressionist painter the world has ever known! He painted the famous series of paintings called &quot;Water Lilies&quot; in Giverny. Monet based his paintings on the lake and the small Japanese bridge at his own home in autumn, because that was the time of year when the flowers fell over the lake. He was always captivated by the play of light and the reflections of clouds on the water. Even today, we see precisely the beautiful vision that inspired Monet to paint. The gardens of Monet&#39;s house, the city and the environment of Giverny, were his models and attract half a million visitors from around the world every year. whole, as the painters were seduced by the particular light of the Seine valley (which is next door) and Giverny (which is the Epte valley). During your stay in Paris, be sure to visit the famous Marmottan Museum, the Orsay Museum, and the Orangerie Museum, where you can admire the most important works by painter Claude Monet.

Brazilian Driver Guide → Giverny Monet

City Tour – Visit and discover Paris Discover the most important historical sites and places that make the French capital charming, book your City Tour on a visit to Paris. Take the opportunity to explore the historic center&#39;s main island, Île de la Cité (Ile de la Cité, which for centuries was the center of French royal power with the Conciergerie), and explore the pure Gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral (whose cornerstone dates back to 1163). See the Louvre (1190), the former residence of the kings and today one of the most visited museums in the world. Don&#39;t miss a visit to must-see monuments such as the Arc du Carrousel (1806-1808) and its beautiful perspective, the Opéra Garnier (1862-1875), the Place Vendôme (1699) with its fabulous architecture and surrounded by jewelry stores and luxury hotels, and the Champs-Elysées, France&#39;s most famous avenue, which begins at the Arc de Triomphe (1806-1836) and extends to the Luxor Obelisk (Temple of Luxor-Ramses II) in the Place de la Concorde (1748-1763). Feel the thrill of standing next to the Eiffel Tower (Universal Exhibition of 1889), now an icon of France. See the wonderful Invalides Palace (1670) and its magnificent esplanade. Be enchanted by the neighborhoods of Saint-Germain, whose fame grew after World War II, and the Latin Quarter (Latin was the language spoken by students in the Middle Ages) with the Sorbonne University. Be dazzled by the view from the top of Montmartre hill, known for the white dome of the Sacré Coeur Basilica and the bohemian atmosphere it still retains today. Take the opportunity to get to know the city of Paris better!

Paris City Tour Full Day

The Lights of Paris... Anyone who thinks that Paris is considered the City of Lights just because of the number of lamps or because of its pioneering work in electricity is mistaken. Of course, at night, the city enchants with the beauty of its architecture, its monuments, its avenues, and its many museums. But where did this name come from? It&#39;s as simple as that: the Enlightenment! Who doesn&#39;t remember that high school history lesson about the &quot;light of ideas&quot; after the &quot;dark&quot; period of the Middle Ages? In the 18th century, intellectuals sought to explain the universe through reason and science, enlightening the human mind with philosophy. For this reason, Paris, one of the European capitals that hosted the movement, became known as the City of Light. The invention of streetlights with decorative oil lamps only reinforced their fame at the turn of the 20th century. Now, in the 21st century, Parisian lights are different and continue to enchant the world. The technique of electricity has become art. And at night, the light show transforms the Napoleonic capital into a different city. The monuments and architectural symbols under the spotlight are an unmissable spectacle, as are the many sparkling gardens and water features.

Paris By Night

 City Tour Paris Full-Day

On this tour, we&#39;ll explore the Palace of Versailles, a royal castle located in the city of Versailles. It owes its worldwide reputation to the exceptional ensemble comprising the castle, its gardens, and the Trianons. It receives an average of eight million tourists per year and has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for 30 years. The Château de Versailles is one of the finest achievements of 17th-century French art. Designed by architects Le Vau and later Mansart, the former hunting lodge of King Louis XIII was transformed and expanded under the direction of his son, Louis XIV, who established his court and the government of France there from 1682 until the French Revolution. Entering Versailles is like stepping into a dream. We&#39;ll visit the King and Queen&#39;s grand apartments, the majestic Hall of Mirrors, the King&#39;s bedroom, and other marvels of the castle.

Tours & Tickets in Paris