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The Historic Heart of Parisexplore the central neighborhoods—the Ile de la Cité, the Latin Quarter, Odéon, and the Louvre district. This is the historic heart of Paris. Old and new mix in a visibly fascinating way here, telling the story of the periods and peoples— from ancient Roman settlers to Résistance fighters—who helped shape the city.
Chic Shopping - Passage
History of Chic: Shopping in ParisExplore the history of Parisian shopping through the city's covered passages, the Palais Royal, and les Grands Boulevards.
Tours for Families-Body
"If Buildings Could Talk" Walk for FamiliesOn this fun-filled activity walk, your family and your private guide will travel through time, beginning at the home of France’s greatest storyteller, Victor Hugo, and retracing his footsteps to the cathedral celebrated in his Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Hôtel de Sens
The Marais: From Marsh to MagnificenceExplore the dynamic history of the Marais, one of the best-preserved, most picturesque neighborhoods in Paris.
Notre Dame Cathedral
Notre Dame for Families: Stories in StoneNotre Dame Cathedral will capture the imagination of your children, as it has for generations of Parisians.
Trip Advisor
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Louvre Quest
January 2013: Listen to Louvre Quest radio story
New York Post
March 2009: Read the article 
Sunday Times Travel
June 2008: Read the PDF
NPR
All Things Considered, 2010
Weekend Edition, 2004
Forbes Traveler
 July 2008
Telegraph
 December 2008: Read the article
Huffington Post
 April 2012 Read the article
USA Today
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Time Magazine
Sept 16, 2004: Read the article
New York Times
 June 5, 2005: Read the article

Too Bad We Didn't Have Carrie at the Uffizi!

A quick note to thank you for a wonderful tour of the Louvre. It's too bad we didn't have someone like Carrie at the Uffizi. In 2 hours not once did we hear "Are we done here?", "Do they have gelato here?", "I'm bored of this place"... I consider that to be a great success. Carrie kept the kids engaged while answering all of our questions as well. What a treat to be shown exactly where to go and what to look for. We could appreciate the art and antiquities instead of having our noses in a map. Our kids left the museum saying "that was awesome!"

Thanks again,
Cheryl S

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