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+34 648 000 033- Price from€50
- Duration3 h
- Group sizeUp to 15 travellers
- Guide languagesRussian, English
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Overview
We are a group of friends who created three amazing walking tours for discovering the highlights and hidden gems in Paris. In company of Kristina, Elisabeth, Malkhas, Sacha, Mariia, Ekaterina or myself you will learn much about history, but also about practical life in the city, some gossip and many amazing and thrilling hidden stories. All of us are fond of history, art, architecture, good food and story telling. Our walking tours are ideal for adults as well as kids and teenagers. Very family friendly. No boring information, we make come stones alive.
What's included
Certified guide
3-hour walking tour
What you will do
- Right Bank (Rive Droite)
Starting from Opera Garnier you will immediately dive into the story and secrets of Paris: the legend of the lake and the opera house; why the square Vendome - nowadays the center of luxury in Paris - was built in the first place; you will follow the steps of Catherine of 'Meidici in the Tuileries garden; you will discover the medieval castle behind Louvre museum; you will see Las Vegas in Paris inside the Royal Palace; you will also see the oldest tree in Paris and the first street build by ancient Romans. This palace is located in the heart of Paris near the Seine river. You will also discover very special coffee shops and the secret apartment of Napoleon 3rd's lover.
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Important information
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.








