Jessica D.

I didn’t plan on becoming a tour guide; my path took me through business studies and teaching first. But living across France, Italy, and the UK showed me what truly drives me: sharing culture and history, especially with children. My teaching background shapes everything I do as a guide. I know how to capture young imaginations and turn museum visits into adventures. Whether we’re exploring Greek mythology in the Louvre or discovering Impressionist paintings, I create experiences that engage the whole family. What I love most is that moment when a child’s eyes light up, when history stops being dates and becomes real stories about real people. Paris is my classroom now, and every tour is a chance to inspire curiosity.

Jessica brings a unique educational expertise to her work as a licensed Paris guide. With a background in business studies and teaching, plus years of living across France, Italy, and the UK, she offers a sophisticated understanding of European culture and history.

Her specialty lies in family-focused museum tours, particularly at the Louvre and major Parisian institutions. Jessica’s teaching experience enables her to design engaging, age-appropriate narratives that make complex historical and artistic concepts accessible to younger audiences while maintaining intellectual depth for adults.

Fluent in multiple languages and certified as an official guide, Jessica has built a reputation for creating educational experiences with interactive storytelling, ensuring memorable visits for families.

My favorite tour to lead in Paris is the Louvre Scavenger Hunt. The Louvre can feel huge and a little overwhelming at first, so I love turning it into a playful mission where you discover the masterpieces through clues, stories, and little “aha” moments along the way. It’s the perfect mix of art, history, and fun, and I always leave feeling like we’ve made the museum feel welcoming and unforgettable.

I love unwinding at Bistrot Richelieu, tucked inside the elegant Galerie Vivienne. It’s the perfect little pocket of Parisian charm. There’s something about the covered passageway, the beautiful details overhead, and the warm atmosphere that instantly slows the day down. Add excellent cuisine to the mix, and it becomes my go-to spot to reset and simply enjoy Paris.