Tours and Trips in Paris

Admire some of the world's most beloved Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings with a skip-the-line ticket to the Mus ee de l'Orangerie in Paris. Housed in a beautiful Beaux-Arts building in the Tuileries gardens, the museum is best known for the 'Nymph eas' water lilies by Claude Monet. Take your time exploring this iconic series, plus masterpieces by early 20th-century masters including Gaugin, Matisse, Renoir, Modigliani, and Picasso.

Head back in time with this 1920s-themed small-group walking tour. You'll start your tour by drawing a "character card," which will assign you a 1920s character role to take on. You'll then get to spend time in Montparnasse, learning about the lives and times of great artists of the era, including Hemmingway, Modigliani, and Picasso. Your tour ends with a drink at La Rotonde Cafe in Montparnasse, made famous in Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises."

Meet your local guide and take a beautiful walk through the key locations of the film Amélie to see a more secret and endearing side of the Montmartre quarter.

Treat yourself to an exclusive Parisian event with a VIP seat at the world-famous Moulin Rouge Show. Breeze past the queue with your skip-the-line ticket and take a seat in a private balcony reserved for up to 24 special guests. From your table, enjoy great views of the stage and indulge in Champagne and Dalloyau macaroons or chocolates as you watch the dazzling 2-hour cabaret show.

Discover the backstreets of Montmartre on a small-group walking tour that introduces you to the history and secrets of the artists' neighborhood. Follow in the footsteps of painters and other figures as you learn about the art movements that Montmartre has been part of and hear about things like Père Fr ed e's pink inn. Participation in this Paris tour includes a unique twist - taking on a cultural character such as a French cancan dancer, a saint, or a cabaret owner.

Montmartre is one of the most charming neighborhoods in Paris, and with this walking tour you'll get to see it through the eyes of a local. You'll then go on to explore the Orsay Museum, which contains artwork from many of Montmartre's most famous former residents, from Renoir to Picasso. Highlights include the Moulin Rouge and the Sacre Coeur Basilica.

Visit the Musee Rodin in Paris to experience a remarkable collection of artwork housed in an 18th-century mansion. Pre-booking tickets mean you can save time at the museum, which contains some of Auguste Rodin's most famous pieces, as well as works by Camille Claudel, the artist's longtime mistress. Located in the heart of Paris' 7th Arrondissement, the Musee Rodin is close to public transit and beloved historic sites, making it a convenient stop while exploring the city.

Explore the Parisian neighborhood of Montmartre - a historically bohemian quarter known for its artists, street performers, and cancan dancers - on this walking tour with a guide who introduces you to the sights that line the hilly, cobblestone streets. Hear stories about famous figures like Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh, and see landmarks such as Basilica du Sacr e-Coeur de Montmartre.

Explore the streets of Montmartre, a Parisian neighborhood known for the cancan, painters, and a generally bohemian atmosphere, on a private walking tour with a guide who tells you about the history of the district. You'll follow in the footsteps of impressionist and expressionist artists and hear scandalous stories.

Experience the quiet beauty of French Impressionism and the excesses of Marie Antoinette all in one day with this combo day trip from Paris to Giverny and Versailles. Visit the home and gardens of Claude Monet in a quaint country village, where you can admire the water lilies that inspired some of the painter's most celebrated work. Then, travel back to the eve of the French Revolution on a tour of the great halls, private chambers, and intricate gardens of the opulent Palace of Versailles, considered one of Europe's greatest royal estates.

Experience an evening of iconic glamour with a late-night show at the Moulin Rouge, the legendary home of Parisian cabaret! Take your seat among the elegant vintage surroundings and be dazzled by a 2-hour cabaret revue featuring the Moulin Rouge's famously beautiful and talented showgirls. Sip on French Champagne while feasting your eyes on eye-popping costumes and elaborate sets. Shows regularly sell out months in advance, so book your seat now to enjoy a quintessential night out in Paris!

Discover the charms of one of Paris' most popular neighborhoods on a walking tour of Montmartre, a district known for its artists and historically bohemian vibe. As you see sights such as the Moulin Rouge and Basilica du Sacr e-Coeur, listen to commentary from a guide about the art, music, food, and history of Montmartre.

Spend an evening in Paris' Montmartre neighborhood with this experience that combines a little sightseeing, dinner, and a performance at the Moulin Rouge. You'll travel up the Montmartre Funicular with a tour host to admire the hilltop Basilica du Sacr e-Coeur de Montmartre, and stop by Place du Tertre, an artists' gathering place where Picasso, Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, and others once spent their time. At a local restaurant, enjoy a musical dinner before heading to the Moulin Rouge to watch its caberet show with a glass of Champagne.

Explore the story-filled streets of one of Paris's most intriguing arrondissements with a walking tour of Montmartre. Immortalized in the film "Am elie" Montmartre was once a home and hangout for such prolific artists as Picasso, Renoir and Van Gogh. Wander its narrow, cobbled and colorful alleys and climb its steep stairways, learning the unique history of this magical 'village' as you go. Your tour begins in front of the nearby Red Light District's world-famous Moulin Rouge cabaret and ends at Sacr e Coeur basilica, set upon a hilltop overlooking Paris.

Explore the world's most important collection of Impressionist painting on a skip-the-line tour of the Mus ee d'Orsay. Learn the background behind the gorgeous former railway station that now houses the museum, and hear stories of life in 19th-century Paris to add context to masterpieces by Degas, Monet, Rodin, C ezanne, Van Gogh, and other pioneers of Impressionism. Group size is limited to just four people, so you can ask the guide all the questions you like.

Explore Montmartre without the hassle of navigating on a tour of the area's highlights, including Sacr e-Coeur Basilica, Moulin Rouge, and Van Gogh's house. As you stroll through the historic streets with the small group, your guide offers up Montmartre's secrets and little-known anecdotes about the area's history. This tour is free for children under 12.

Montmartre ... bohemian quarter, artists' quarter, the highest point in the French capital. As well as enjoying the magnificent view of Paris offered from the hill of Montmartre, you can use your Polaroid to immortalise the most charming places in this district as you enjoy a stroll. Enjoy a visit at your own pace in a small group of 10 people maximum.

Celebrated for its artsy history, Montmartre has long been a hotspot for visitors to Paris. But this guided walking tour, led by an art historian guide, gives the bohemian neighborhood a new spin, focusing instead on life in the area as experienced by the likes of Van Gogh, Monet, and Picasso.

Admire some of the world's most beloved Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings with a reserved access ticket to the Mus ee de l'Orangerie in Paris. Housed in a beautiful Beaux-Arts building in the Tuileries gardens, the museum is best known for the 'Nymph eas' water lilies by Claude Monet. Take your time exploring this iconic series, plus masterpieces by early 20th-century masters including Gaugin, Matisse, Renoir, Modigliani, and Picasso.

Explore one of the world's most important collections of impressionist and post-impressionist art on this guided tour of the Mus ee d'Orsay. Instead of trying to navigate the museum on your own, you'll enjoy insight from a guide to make sure you see the top pieces and learn about the artists, such as Van Gogh, Monet, Manet, and Renoir.