Dine aboard a panoramic double-decker bus as Paris slides past beneath a glass roof. Enjoy a 4-course lunch, a glass of champagne, and guided views of the city’s landmarks in 90 minutes.
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The bus rolls forward and Paris folds open: broad avenues slide past a raised glass roof, a waiter balances a tray, and the Arc de Triomphe comes into view as if stepping onto your plate. Seated above street level, you watch Haussmann-era boulevards and river bends while a four-course meal (five on Sundays) and a glass of champagne arrive.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; the experience is seated with minimal physical demand.
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History
The tour highlights Haussmann-era planning and imperial landmarks; many boulevards and grand façades date to 19th-century urban renewal that shaped modern Paris.
Conservation
Choose public transport to the departure point and avoid single-use plastics; the operator provides onboard waste bins—use them to help reduce litter in historic precincts.
Reserve your spot on the Champs-Elysées Lunch and Champagne on a Panoramic Bus today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early with Confirmation
Plan to arrive at least 20 minutes before departure and bring your mobile or printed booking confirmation for boarding.
Health & Motion Considerations
The upper dining room is raised ~4 meters above street level; guests with cardiovascular issues or severe motion sensitivity should reconsider or consult the operator.
Communicate Dietary Needs
Notify the operator of allergies or dietary restrictions in advance so the kitchen can accommodate them within the set menu.
Dress in Layers
Glass roofs can amplify sun or retain heat; a light jacket or layer ensures comfort throughout the riding meal.
Booking confirmation or ID
Required for boarding and quick check-in at the departure point.
Comfortable shoes
You may board and disembark on city streets; comfortable shoes help if you walk to nearby sights before or after the tour.
Light jacket or wrap
A thin layer keeps you comfortable under the glass roof when breezes or chill appear.
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Phone/camera with charged battery
Wide-angle shots from the elevated dining room capture landmarks; battery life matters for photos and audio guides.