Paris Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods are where the tours differ least in shape : all of them are two hours or so, all private, all on foot : so choose by what you want out of the afternoon.

Montmartre if you want views, artists and a village on a hill, and don’t mind the climb; there’s a family version with a quest booklet for children 6 to 12.

The Marais if the answer to “what should we do” is really “we’re hungry” : ten-plus tastings across two and a half hours, and the neighborhood does the sightseeing for you.

The Latin Quarter if you’re already going to Notre-Dame, since the two sit together and our Notre-Dame tours include the quarter.

Saint-Germain if you’re traveling with younger children and want a food tour built around things they’ll actually eat.

And if you can’t choose, or you want the passages, the museums and the parks and something at the end of it, take Paris Your Way and we’ll build the day around you.

Joséphine and Ferit answer themselves. Tell us who’s coming, which days you have, and how much cathedral your family can take : we’ll tell you which one to book, and say so honestly if the answer is none of them.

+33 6 33 86 03 14 · [email protected]

How to count the Number of Participants  for a Tour ? 

The number of participant for tours depends whether the tour involves a transfer of not. 

If there is a Transfer every single participant at any age ( even couple of months old ) count as for a major cost of the tour is in the transportation, and even a baby takes a seat it is important for us, if the limit of participants exceeds the capacity of the vehicle, we will have to add an other vehicle or book a larger one, thus a more important cost.

If there is no transfer in the tour then any children under 6 years old is free of charge, the parents and guides are both aware that the focus is always going to be on the kids that are 6 and older. That said, our guides try to engage any child on tour regardless of the age between 4 and 6 years old.