Introducing...New Group Walks in Paris

We’ve expanded. We’re taking our in-depth knowledge and personalized service into the streets of Paris.

At 30 euros per person, our new group walking tours are an affordable alternative to our acclaimed private museum experience. Same great lively insights, now available outside the museum walls:

Montmartre: Last Village in Paris
Available: Thursday May 11, May 18, May 25
2pm to 4:30pm
2.5-hour walking tour, 30 euros per person

What breakaway independent church was established in a closet behind Sacré Coeur?

The Church of the Immaculate Conductor, established by eccentric composer Eric Satie. He lived in a tiny room that he called his "closet" just two blocks from Sacré Coeur. Satie used to walk down the hill to play piano at the famous Chat Noir Café, near Place Pigalle.

Satie is just one of the many artists who made Montmartre his home. On this tour you'll wander through the narrow passageways and leafy streets where Renoir and Utrillo once painted, and visit the site where Cubism was invented by Picasso, Braque, and Gris.

The Da Vinci Code Trail
Available: Every Friday
10:30am to 1pm
2.5-hour group walking tour, 30 euros per person

What Catholic church in Saint Germain-des-Prés still bears a faded inscription testifying to its brief conversion to a Revolutionary Temple of the “Supreme Being?”

Saint Sulpice.
It’s our final stop on this walking tour of Da Vinci Code plot locales. You’ll learn the stories that shaped these Paris sites long before they became the locations for a much-anticipated Hollywood movie. Discover where fact ends and fictions begins.

Photo: Learning about the 18th-century astronomical gnomon in Saint Sulpice.

The Marais: Where Buildings Can Talk
Available: Sunday May 14, May 21, May 28
10:30am to 1pm
2.5 hour group walking tour, 30 euros per person

What art nouveau designer, better known for his Paris Métro entrances, is also responsible for the graceful synagogue on rue Pavée in the Marais?

Hector Guimard.
Just one of the many architects who have left their marks on this vibrant neighborhood. Architecture is a language in Paris, and by learning to read it in the Marais, you'll discover a key to the whole city.

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