Louvre Tours and Tickets

Capture "˜decisive moments' with your camera on this 2-hour photography walking tour in Paris. Bring along your DSLR unit or a camera phone, and learn from a professional photographer about technique, exposure, lighting, and composition as you stroll through some of Paris' iconic neighborhoods "” choose from the Marais, Montmartre, the Latin Quarter, or a nighttime tour around the Louvre and Left Bank. Whether you're a beginner or a serious amateur, you'll pick up plenty of artistic and technical pointers.

Get a concentrated dose of the city as you tour Paris with a private chauffeur. Relax and enjoy the ride through the city, and visit the landmarks of your choice. Add the Musee d'Orsay, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and more. Your multilingual tour guide gives you fascinating commentary about the attractions on your itinerary, and stops for great photo opportunities.

Comtemplate the beauty of Paris at dusk, when its main monuments are illuminated and honor the nickname of "the city of light"

Welcome to Paris : the city of light, love, and music !   Listen to good music, meet the local artists, discover a typical french cafe. A typical french jazz concert by two European artists, some French, Jazz English and Spanish classics in a local cafe.  The concert will be held in Le Gedoub; situated 15 mins away from Le Louvre, in the center of Paris We will play in aprivate room upstairs. We want you to feel cosy as our friends would be if we invited them, while listening to our set of songs, We will also give you tips on Paris and tell you stories about jazz music, how it arrived in France and some of the important french singers and musicians.

See the iconic Paris buildings on this sightseeing tour onboard a panoramic motor-coach and skip the lines at the popular Orsay Museum. Set off from the statue of Joan of Arc at Place des Pyramides to take in monuments, buildings, cathedrals, and squares recognized around the world. At the Orsay Museum, behold the works of Impressionists like Manet, Degas, and Gauguin all contained within the former train station.