Experience some of the hidden quarters of Paris and take in the city’s major highlights as you cruise the streets in a vintage Citroen 2CV convertible. See the grand avenues lined with well-known buildings and monuments, and also visit historical areas such as the Marais, with its village-like atmosphere. You’ll also see Place des Vosges, the oldest Royal place of Paris, on this unique 2-hour tour. Take a drive to the Arènes de Lutèce, the site of the city’s most important ruins from the Gallo-Roman era in Paris. The stones at the site date back to 200 A.D. What you’ll see: • Place des Vosges • Passage Sully • Village Saint Paul • Le Marais • Port de l'Arsenal • Bastille • Grande Mosquée de Paris • Butte aux cailles • Cité Florale • Arènes de Lutèce • Institut du Monde Arabe • Place Dauphine

Embark on a 90-minute journey to explore the captivating Latin Quarter of Paris, known for its rich heritage and alluring ambiance. The adventure commences at the renowned Saint Michel Fountain, where you can marvel at the exquisite architectural design. Take a leisurely stroll down the quaint and picturesque Rue de la Huchette, adorned with charming cafes and shops. Visit the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral, an impressive Gothic masterpiece, followed by a stop at the delightful Shakespeare and Company bookstore. Discover the intricate carvings and stained glass windows of the medieval Church of Saint Julien de Pauvre. Explore the famous Panthéon, a building that served various functions as a church, mausoleum, and government edifice throughout history. Conclude the tour by basking in the serene surroundings of the magnificent Luxembourg Gardens, boasting breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Experience a unique glimpse into the captivating history and culture of Paris's Latin Quarter through this tour, providing you with an unforgettable and enriching experience

Join your local friendly guide for a nighttime tour of Paris aboard a vintage Peugeot 404 from 1963. A late evening visit will give you a great opportunity to admire the beauty of illuminated buildings and monuments in the quiet atmosphere of the city without traffic jams. Explore some off-the-beaten-track sights of the city, such as the Butte-aux-Cailles, Gobelins, Arènes de Lutèce, Le Marais and the Albert Tower. Enjoy a stop at the Place des Vosges to taste delicious macaroons and take a walk to appreciate the architecture and unique atmosphere of this place, a historical Parisian landmark. Listen to your guide as he tells you the fascinating history of the places you visit, as well as numerous anecdotes about what it was like to drive a car in the sixties. From the Albert Tower to the Hotel de Sens, passing the Grand Mosque of Paris or the Gare de Lyon, see fine monuments and sites away from classical tourist circuits.

When people say that “Paris learned to think on its Left Bank”, they’re talking about the Latin Quarter, where celebrated writers, academics and freethinkers of all kinds have gathered for centuries. There has been plenty of furious debate here, but the Latin Quarter is also a place of beauty and of contemplation with some of the most picturesque churches in Paris – like Saint Etienne du Mont, the burial place of another saint, Sainte Geneviève, who protected the city from Atilla the Hun. On this walking tour, I’ll tell you about some of the incredible saints and scholars that made their mark in this part of the city. We’ll start out in front of the Shakespeare and Company bookstore, where Ernest Hemmingway, Gertrude Stein, and Ezra Pound used to shop. Our tour ends at the 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheater, Arènes de Lutèce. Along the way, we’ll pass the Panthéon. This shrine to French national heroes commemorates people like Marie Curie, Voltaire, Victor Hugo, Rousseau, Alexandre Dumas, André Malraux and Josephine Baker. I’ll point out the National Museum of Natural History, and you can stop off at the Cluny Museum, which brings together the lavish residence of the Abbot of Cluny, the city’s ancient Roman Baths and Alexandre du Sommerard’s priceless collection of medieval art. I’ll also tell you about: • Renowned entertainer, Josephine Bake, who put her life in danger to help France in its fight against Nazis • Marie Curie and why she wasn’t invited to teach at the Sorbonne until after her husband's death • The inventor of Braille, Louis Braille • Holocaust survivor Simone Veil who, as a politician, advocated in favour of the European Union By the end of the tour you’ll know where to find Rue Mouffetard, the city’s oldest market street, you’ll understand how a French oyster works and know why you should order a “tradition” instead of a baguette. Whether you’re a foodie, a francophile, or a curious traveller, this two-hour tour is for you – so join me, Annie Sargent, in the Latin Quarter!

Become surrounded by history as you step into Paris' oldest neighborhood: the Latin Quarter. Join your guide on a walking tour through quaint narrow roads, picturesque buildings, and even hidden vineyards. Learn about the area's long-standing tradition of wine production and taste some local wines. Start your tour at Jardin des Plantes, the second oldest park in Europe, where you'll discover one of the city's hidden vineyards. Stand outside the place where the wines of Paris were stored until the 1950s. Move on to another hidden vineyard to enjoy your first wine tasting. Continue on to the Place de la Contrescarpe, revisiting the literary giants of the quarter. Descend the Montagne Sainte Geneviève toward the Rue des Ecoles for your second tasting, accompanied by small shared plates of seasonal vegetable-based dishes. Pass by the Place Maubert, stopping to admire Notre Dame on your way across the Île-de-la-Cité. Arrive at the Île-Saint-Louis for your final tasting. Explore the world of natural wines, sampling at least 3 different wines, accompanied by cheeses, vegetables, and some of the best bread in Paris.

Explore Paris on a city highlight tour aboard a vintage Mercedes 280 SE from 1970. Visit the iconic Eiffel Tower and take incredible photos with the classic car. This tour takes you to the many landmarks and sights Paris has to offer, including Hôtel de Ville, Hôtel de Sens, Tour Saint Jacques, Notre Dame de Paris, Institut de France, Place de la Concorde, Grand Palais, Pont Alexandre III, Invalides, and Saint Germain des Prés. Explore some off-the-beaten-track sights and districts of the city like the Saint-Sulpice cathedral or Arènes de Lutèce with plenty of photo stops. Then, stop at a local winery in Latin Corner and discover a selection of unique wines.

Meet your driver and take place in an authentic 1968 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible in stunning condition. Your private guide will show you highlights of Paris and also some less touristic areas where local people spend their time. Lift your head and see the most impressive buildings, castles or churches of Paris and enjoy a panoramic view aboard our Beetle Convertible. Your guide, Stoyan, is passionate about Paris and offers tours in classic cars since 2013. This will make your experience unique and unforgettable. A perfect way to explore many areas of the city and to know where are the best spots of Paris. The programme of the tour includes Latin Corner, Le Marais, Bastille, Saint-Germains-des-près, Ile Saint Louis, Ile de la Cité, Hôtel de Ville, Emily in Paris appartment, Place des Vosges, Jardin du Luxembourg, Arènes de Lutèce... Please note that in case of rain, the tour will be made with a 1965 Peugeot 404 or a 1970 Mercedes 280 SE.

Step back in time and discover the rich history of Paris' Latin Quarter, one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. Join us on a 2 hours walking tour and become an expert on the centuries of history that have shaped this iconic area. Experience the charm and wonder of the Latin Quarter as you explore its many historical sites, including: - Lutetia Arenas, a reminder of Paris' Roman roots - The homes of famous writers, scientists, and artists - Iconic squares such as Place Monge, Place de la Contrescarpe, and Place de l’Estrapade - Some of the oldest streets in Paris, including Rue Mouffetard and Rue d’Ulm - Prestigious universities and high schools - The location where the hit TV show Emily in Paris was filmed - The iconics Panthéon and Luxembourg Gardens Your guide will share legends and secrets hidden in the neighborhood's cobbled streets, revealing the stories behind iconic landmarks like the Panthéon, historic fountains, and stunning metro stations.

Unearth some of the best-kept secrets of Paris' left bank on a guided tour with a local expert. Travel across the vibrant districts on this side of the Seine and feel the thrill of riding aboard a sidecar through the busy city streets. Admire the breathtaking cityscape as you zoom by. Meet your guide right by the waterfront and hop into their sidecar for a thrilling adventure. Explore the fascinating history of immigration in the Montparnasse neighborhood before zipping off to the Pantheon to learn all about Paris' first real power broker. Gaze at the archaeological site of Arènes de Lutèce and learn what called the Romans to the city, inciting them to build this ancient amphitheater. Dive into the charming Latin Quarter to take in its warm atmosphere and hear some stories about its history.