easy
8 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, though expect moderate continuous walking with breaks
Spend eight hours with April in Paris Tours navigating streets steeped in history—from Roman times to the Renaissance—pausing for lunch in the Tuileries and capturing perfect views of the Eiffel Tower.
Starting at 850€ • 8 hours • All ages • Popular
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour walking tour through the heart of Paris, exploring its rich history from Roman times to the Renaissance. Discover iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and enchanting gardens, savor a delightful lunch in the Tuileries, and capture stunning views of the Eiffel Tower. Experience the City of Lights like never before!
1-3 People: 850€ 4 People: 950€ 5 People: 1050€ 6 People: 1150€
All ages welcome!
8 hours
Explore the different stages of the evolution of the city, from Roman baths to the Renaissance-influenced hôtels particuliers of the Marais district onto the elegant Île Saint Louis. After lunch at La Terrasse de Pomone café in the beautiful Tuileries Gardens, be captivated by the grandeur of Place de la Concorde, the Hôtel des Invalides and the Petit and Grand Palais. Stroll down the Champs-Élysées, peering through the shop windows or stopping for a macaron at the famous Ladurée. Stopping for photos at Trocadéro, this is the best view in Paris for the Eiffel Tower who is dominating the skyline.
Discover the magnitude of the historic events, beauty of the enchanting gardens and lure of the first class boutiques in the City of Lights. The Full Day Walking Tour covers both major attractions as well as Paris’ hidden gems. The perfect way to be introduced to France’s capital.
The 8-hour duration means sturdy footwear is essential to enjoy Paris’s varied cobblestone streets without discomfort.
Carry a refillable water bottle; although water is provided, you’ll be walking extensively under the urban sun.
Paris weather can shift quickly; layering helps you adapt from sunlit afternoons to cooler evening breezes.
While lunch stops and shops often accept cards, some smaller spots prefer cash, especially for quick purchases like a macaron.
Île de la Cité was the original heart of Roman Lutetia, laying the foundation for modern Paris with landmarks preserved through centuries.
Efforts to maintain Paris’s historic sites and green spaces, like the Tuileries Gardens, focus on balancing visitor impact with preservation.
To navigate Paris’s streets comfortably throughout the day.
Carry water, snacks, and any layers without hassle.
Adapt to changing weather and temperatures during the day.
all seasons specific
Capture stunning views and unique architectural details.