Private Walking Tours with With Love From Paris Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
7 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect moderate walking balanced by transit use.
Overview
Step beyond Paris’s famous landmarks with a private walking tour that mixes iconic sights and local secrets. With Love From Paris Tours offers a seven-hour, insider-style journey that feels like a day spent with a knowledgeable friend.
Paris in a day
Starting at 130 € | 7 Hours | Private Tours Only
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About This Adventure
Experience Paris like never before on this private walking tour, blending iconic sights with hidden gems cherished by locals. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere as you uncover informal history and engaging stories, making it feel like a day out with a knowledgeable friend eager to share the city's secrets.
This tour is perfect for people who want to have an awesome first time experience of Paris
Price
1 person only 520 € 2 people 275 € per person 3 people 210 € per person 4 people: 175 € per person 5 people: 150 € per person 6 people: 130 € per person Toddlers until 5 yrs old Free
ADD Montmartre : + 1 hour (+190€ flat rate)
Day | Time | Duration
• Monday to Sunday • Tour starts at 9:30 am About 7 hours
IN A NUTSHELL
This private tour is a leisurely walking tour through Paris combining the use of public and private transportation when needed (metro, bus, taxi). While you’ll discover major highlights and iconic neighborhoods, you’ll also get to discover some other confidential coves praised by the locals. With this private day tour of Paris, you get more than just the main highlights and attractions. You dive in with enthusiasm into learning informal history and fun stories. All this in a fun and relaxed environment, it’s like going with your friend who knows so much and just wants to share it with you.
Highlights
• Your informative and personable private tour guide will greet you at your hotel where he will take you back.
• This tour combines walking, being chauffeured and using the metro to get public transportation skills like an insider.
• You will get an enlightening perspective of Paris layout and its true charms.
• A few of your destinations : Eiffel Tower, Louvre museum, Musée d'Orsay, Notre Dame, Sainte Chapelle, Latin Quarter, Luxembourg Gardens, Napoleon's Tomb, Invalides, bridge Alexandre III, Champs Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Place Vendôme, Paris Opera House, Saint Martin's canal, Sacré Cœur church, the quaint & quirky Montmartre hill, Pigalle's historical red light district & Moulin Rouge cabaret, and exploring Parisian treasure troves known to the locals...
The service includes
- Metro tickets
- Taxi rides
- Sweet surprises
The service does not include
- Your lunch - Choice of great restaurants and typical bistros.
- Your guide's optional gratuity.
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable shoes
You’ll be walking and using public transit across varied urban terrain, so solid footwear is essential.
Bring a portable phone charger
Your guide may suggest photo stops or use apps for transit; keep your device powered throughout the day.
Carry a reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated—water fountains and cafés are plentiful but having your own bottle adds convenience.
Prepare for weather changes
Paris weather can shift quickly; bring a light rain jacket or umbrella especially in spring and fall.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban pigeons
- Sparrows frequenting Parisian squares
History
Paris’s layout is a layered result of medieval streets, Haussmann-era boulevards, and post-war urban planning.
Conservation
Efforts to reduce pollution and promote walking and public transit align with sustainable tourism values embraced in the city.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive shoes keep feet comfortable on cobblestones and pavement.
Light rain jacket or umbrella
Protects from sudden showers common during transitional seasons.
spring|fall specific
Portable phone charger
Ensures your device stays ready for photos and transit apps during the full day.
Reusable water bottle
Hydration is key during warmer months when walking through the city.
summer specific