France, Paris
5.0(3 reviews)
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Their legacy, as well as the cultural icons, live on in the city’s museums, galleries, libraries, and boutiques. But as much as the city is about culture, it is also about simply strolling along elegant avenues, indulging in croissants and coffee in cafe patios, and shopping in chic stores. In our guided Paris city tours, we show you the best of both Parisian worlds so that you get a true sense of what this sumptuous city is all about.
Our guided tours go deep into the city’s soul by exploring its incredible neighbourhoods. Le Marais tour takes you on a stroll through what’s arguably Paris’ hippest neighbourhood to explore Paris’ fashion, LGBTQ+ scene, and its Jewish Quarter. Along the way, we will be stopping at poet and novelist Victor Hugo’s former home, Musee Carnavalet, and Rue des Rosiers, one of the most picturesque shopping streets in Paris. Of course, all the must-see landmarks in the area are on our list too, including Paroisse Saint-Paul Saint-Louis, Église Saint-Gervais, and Sully Hôtel. Most of all though, we can’t wait to show you around Le Village Saint Paul, a maze of art galleries, eateries, and antique shops amongst cobbled streets.
Afterwards, we retrace the steps of Paris’ most famous literary talents, who were most often found hanging out in the Latin Quarter. Starting at Place Saint-Michel, we wander through this neighbourhood to find out what drew the world's great literary minds like Baudelaire, Hugo, and Camus to this part of Paris. We pass some of the city’s best restaurants on Rue de la Huchette, bury our heads in books at the world-famous Shakespeare & Company bookstore, and get a glimpse of Ernest Hemingway’s former home. Of course, we don’t leave the Latin Quarter without stopping by its most loved landmarks, including the Panthéon and Sorbonne Université.
Finish your cultural tour of Paris by visiting the neighbourhood that has won over the hearts of artists for centuries — Montemarte — on our ‘The Artist’s Paris’ tour. Overlooked by the Sacre-Coeur, this quiet cobbled village in the centre of Paris is home to galleries, cafes, and historic gems and we will show you the best of each. The tour starts at Le Bateau-Lavoir and we will be passing iconic sculptures like Le Passe Muraille and Buste de Dalida, to reach the Musée de Montmartre.
After exploring many of the city's landmarks with your guide, including the Rue des Rosiers, Église Saint-Gervais, Shakespeare & Company use the free Vox City app (included in your ticket) to discover more of Paris and its fashion, art, and literary worlds.
What you get:
✔️ Fashion, LGBT & Jewish Quarter’ walking tour
✔️ ‘The Latin Quarter’ walking tour
✔️The Artists Quarter’ walking tour
✔️ Unlimited access to walking tours for 2 days
✔️4 FREE self-guided walking tours in the Vox City app
✔️ Live commentary in English
✔️ Multilingual audio commentary in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German
What you don’t get:
✖️ Mobile Device
✖️ Headphones
✖️ Entry to Attractions
✖️ Public Transportation Tickets
Hop-on a guided tour at one of our joining points:
⚬ Pont Marie (Cité des Arts)
⚬ Place des Vosges
⚬ Café de l'Etincelle, Rue de Rivoli
⚬ Place Saint-Michel
⚬ Square Paul Painlevé
⚬ Place Sainte-Geneviève
⚬ Place des Abbesses
⚬ Buste de Dalida
⚬ La Bonne Franquette
Also, enjoy our self-guided routes:
⚬ Iconic Paris - the main sites
⚬ Paris of the World's Fairs
⚬ Hidden Paris: The Palais Royal & Covered Passages
⚬ The Heart of Paris: Notre Dame & the Islands
⚬ The Left Bank & St Germain-des-Pres
⚬ Romantic Paris by Night
⚬ Hip Paris - the North Marais
⚬ Local walk to Montmartre: La Nouvelle Athènes
⚬ Join your guided walking tour at Paris Today, 2 Quai de Gesvres, 75004 Paris. Metro: Hotel de Ville
⚬ The tour will depart at the time you have booked
⚬ The tour guide will be wearing a dark blue “Vox City Walks” uniform
⚬ Download the Vox City app (we recommend doing this pre-arrival) to access your free self-guided tours
What is a self-guided tour?
A self-guided tour is a type of tour where visitors explore a destination on their own using an audio guide or a map. Unlike a guided tour, visitors are not led by a tour guide and are free to choose their own pace and explore the sights that interest them the most. Self-guided tours offer more flexibility and freedom to visitors. They are a popular option for those who prefer to explore a destination independently.
Is a Walking Tour suitable for all ages?
The walking tour is suitable for all ages, but keep in mind that it involves a fair amount of walking and standing, so participants should be able to walk for at least 2.5 hours. Additionally, wearing comfortable walking shoes and bringing a water bottle can help ensure that you're comfortable throughout the tour
What is a Multilingual Audio tour?
A multilingual audio tour is a type of tour that provides visitors with audio guides in multiple languages. Visitors can use headphones to listen to the audio guide as they explore a destination, with the audio guide providing information about the sights, history, and culture of the area. The audio guides are typically pre-recorded and offer visitors the option to choose their preferred language.
Overall rating
Review summary
Chris
4.0Our Paris experience with Vox City was incredible! The walking tour took us to all the best sights and gave us an in-depth understanding of the history and culture of the city. The audio tour was also a great addition, providing additional information and context as we explored on our own
Hellen
5.0We had a fantastic time in Paris with Vox City! The walking tour was the perfect way to see the highlights of the city.
Wendy
5.0Vox City's Paris experience was one of the best things we did on our trip! The walking tour was led by a knowledgeable guide who made the city come alive, and the audio tour was exceptional and informative.
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