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A visit to the French Riviera wouldn’t be complete with a day trip to neighboring Monaco. On this half-day tour, travel in the comfort of a private vehicle and soak up the scenery as you drive along the spectacular Corniche coastal road. Once in Monaco, choose to visit attractions such as the Monte Carlo Casino, the Prince's Palace, or the Formula One Grand Prix route.

Discover the secrets of glass blowers in the most famous factory in the town of Biot, discover the local medieval village of Cagnes sur Mer and visit Saint Paul de Vence, jewels of Provence Don't miss this unique half-day experience with a professional driver/guide aboard a comfortable and recent vehicle who will pick you up and drop you off at your accommodation. All the programs of our private tours can be modified according to your wishes, do not hesitate to organize your day with your guide and ask him for suggestions.

Spend a day discovering the many painters who have stayed on the Franch Riviera. Discover Antibes, the provencal market and the Picasso Museum, the art galleries in Saint-Paul de Vence, the Marc Chagall’s grave and finish with the Renoir museum on the village of Cagnes sur Mer Don't miss this unique full-day experience with a professional driver/guide aboard a comfortable and recent vehicle who will pick you up and drop you off at your accommodation. All the programs of our private tours can be modified according to your wishes, do not hesitate to organize your day with your guide and ask him for suggestions.

Deepen your understanding of art history and Parisian culture while saving time waiting in lines on a small-group tour that includes skip-the-line access to the Musée d'Orsay. Start with guided walks through the gardens of the Tuileries and Palais Royal. Then, head to one of Paris’s most acclaimed art collections to admire artworks from Claude Monet and Vincent Van Gogh.

Explore the shadowy side of Paris on a true-crime walking tour that reveals the city's most daring thefts and scandals. Starting at the Louvre, this immersive experience takes you through iconic sites linked to art thefts like the 1911 Mona Lisa heist and the notorious Diamond Necklace Affair that tarnished Marie Antoinette’s reputation. Led by an expert storyteller, uncover the thrilling tales of audacious criminals and their exploits as you traverse historic neighborhoods, culminating at Hôtel Drouot, the heart of the art market. - Discover the gripping history of art thefts and scandals in Paris - Visit the Louvre and Palais Royal while learning about their dark pasts - Hear about modern heists, including the infamous 2010 museum robbery - Enjoy expert narration that intertwines art, crime, and revolution

Fast and Easy Access. Visit one of the most famous landmarks with a pre-booked entry ticket and start exploring right away. Your ticket will be sent to you by email 24 hours before your visit — please remember to check your inbox and spam folder. Historic island fortress — take the short ferry ride to a real-life castle immortalized in classic literature Prison cells & dungeon atmosphere — explore the grim chambers that once held political prisoners and hardened criminals Defensive ramparts — walk along stone walls offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean and Marseille harbor Legendary Monte Cristo connection — immerse yourself in the romantic and mysterious legacy of The Count of Monte Cristo Maritime heritage insights — learn about the fortress’s military role, prison life, and coastal defense systems PLEASE NOTE: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SKIP OR BYPASS SECURITY CHECKS AT THE ENTRANCE. DURING THE HIGH SEASON, WAITING TIMES FOR SECURITY MAY TAKE UP TO ONE HOUR.

Access the Louvre Museum with your ticket and explore its collections at your own pace, avoiding unnecessary waiting at the entrance. Tour your rooms and discover some of the world's most famous works with an audio guide. The Louvre Museum, one of the most important museums in Paris, houses masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and the Winged Victory of Samothrace. With the audio guide, you can learn about the history and details of its main works while touring the museum freely and adapting the visit to your interests.

Access the Palace of Versailles with your skip-the-line ticket and avoid waiting at the entrance. Stroll through the palace and its gardens at your own pace, with enough time to discover its most emblematic spaces. The Palace of Versailles, a symbol of French royalty, houses impressive spaces such as the King's Apartments and the Hall of Mirrors. The audio guide will allow you to learn about the history of the French monarchy while touring its halls, gardens, fountains, and sculptures with complete freedom.

If you’re an art lover and you’ve seen the spoils of Paris’ world-class museums, continue your sightseeing on a private day trip to Giverny and Auvers, associated with renowned artists such as Monet and Van Gogh. Skip the stress of navigating trains and public transportation, and relax as you’re driven into the countryside with all logistics taken care of.

Escape the bustle of Paris and step into the living paintings of Claude Monet on this private half-day trip to Giverny, enhanced with a refined champagne moment. Along the way, your guide shares insights into Monet’s life, the Impressionist movement and the artistic heritage of Giverny, where the painter lived and worked for more than 40 years. With your skip-the-line ticket included, enter Monet’s estate and explore his pink-walled house, studio and intimate rooms decorated with Japanese prints. Wander through the Clos Normand flower garden, bursting with colours and seasonal blooms, then cross to the legendary water garden with its Japanese bridge and water-lily pond—scenes immortalized in Monet’s most famous works. This private tour offers a relaxed, personalized pace and a seamless experience from start to finish—ideal for art lovers, couples or travelers seeking an exclusive and memorable break from Paris.

Dedicate a day to learning about Monet's life and artistic legacy, without the hassle of planning a trip yourself, with this private tour of Monet’s House and Gardens in Giverny, and the Marmottan Monet Museum. Simply meet your driver-guide outside your Paris hotel and relax as they handle the logistics and itinerary, including admission tickets to both attractions.

Discover Auvers-sur-Oise and its connection to Vincent Van Gogh, without the hassle of planning how to get there and back from Paris, with this private tour. Relax with direct pickup from your Paris hotel, and enjoy an itinerary that includes Ravoux's House, Doctor Gachet's house, the cemetery where Van Gogh is buried, and the village itself. Your guide leads the way, providing insightful commentary and many opportunities to ask questions.

We don't talk about distillation here, you live it. The “old-fashioned distilling” workshop is an immersive experience to understand the gestures of the trade: you collect, observe, smell and leave with your bottle. For 2 hours, you start with a clear context: what an agricultural distillery is, what you distill, and how a still transforms a plant into an essential oil. Then head to the fields: sickle in hand, you cut the lavender, group it into bales and return to the distillery where the preheated still is ready to work. The rest takes place “at the heart of the machines”: observation of the steam/condensation cycle and visit of the restored stills. The workshop concludes with a sensory sequence: olfactory to differentiate lavender and lavender, tasting of craft syrup with Vercors water and delivery of your souvenir bottle.

Paris has a rich theatrical history, a tapestry of iconic characters from plays and novels that have inspired theatrical adaptations known across the world. Come with me to Unmask Paris and discover the locations and anecdotes behind some of the most unforgettable stories to have ever emerged from the City of Lights. This tour takes you from the iconic Moulin Rouge down by the Place du Chatelet in the historic Marais district, covering some of the most iconic characters from literature and musicals as well as a few of our beautiful theatres and their history. You'll hear about the absurd play that inspired the surrealists, America's favorite fighting Frenchman, some strange occurrences in the Palais Garnier and a relentless Police Inspector's last sighting and more!

Meet your driver at the Arc de Triomphe and board your VIP coach. Enjoy complimentary coffee or tea while your bilingual guide shares fascinating stories about Van Gogh and Monet as you travel to Auvers-sur-Oise. Arrive in the peaceful village where Van Gogh spent his final weeks. Stroll through the golden wheat fields he immortalized on canvas, visit the humble Auberge Ravoux where he lived and painted. Enjoy 3.5 hours of free time to explore the village streets, visit local art galleries, and savor a leisurely lunch at a traditional French café. Reboard your coach and travel through the rolling Normandy countryside to the enchanting village of Giverny. Immerse yourself in Monet's world: stroll through vibrant flower gardens, cross the famous Japanese bridge, and admire the tranquil lily pond that inspired his greatest masterpieces. Explore Monet's beautifully preserved house and gardens with 3.5 hours of free time at your own pace

Discover Paris’s historic covered passages on this expert-led 2-hour walking tour. Wander beneath glass roofs, admire intricate mosaic floors and explore elegant 19th-century galleries. Step inside bookshops, boutiques and antique dealers that bring the passages to life today. Begin at the Palais-Royal, once home to Cardinal Richelieu and the young Louis XIV, where you’ll trace the origins of Parisian shopping culture and photograph Daniel Buren’s iconic striped columns. Continue through Galerie Vivienne, then follow the story of commerce past the Bourse and into Passage des Panoramas, Passage Jouffroy and Passage Verdeau. Learn how revolution and industrialisation reshaped the streets and daily life of Paris. New construction techniques, iron-and-glass architecture and a growing bourgeois class transformed where Parisians gathered, exchanged ideas and spent their money. From 1789 to the Belle Époque, uncover how periods of upheaval and innovation helped create the modern city.

Don't let the sheer size of the world's largest museum overwhelm your Parisian getaway. The Louvre houses over 35,000 works of art across eight miles of galleries—navigating it alone can easily become an exhausting and confusing ordeal. This 2-hour guided experience is meticulously designed to bypass the aimless wandering, eliminate the guesswork, and deliver you straight to the absolute highlights. The Mona Lisa: Uncover the truth behind Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic masterpiece, his revolutionary techniques, and the painting's infamous 20th-century heist. Venus de Milo & Winged Victory of Samothrace: Stand in awe of these towering monuments to ancient Greek aesthetics and engineering. Monumental French Art: Feel the sheer scale and political power of Jacques-Louis David’s The Coronation of Napoleon and Eugène Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People. Galerie d'Apollon: Walk the glittering, gold-leafed halls of the original royal palace.

Step off Paris's busy boulevards and into its elegant covered passages on a two-hour exclusive guided walking tour. With your own expert guide, trace the rise of the city's shopping arcades from the Palais-Royal, where Richelieu and the young Louis XIV once lived, to the 19th-century galleries beyond the Bourse. Pause at Daniel Buren's striped columns, admire the mosaics of Galerie Vivienne and continue through Passage des Panoramas, Passage Jouffroy and Passage Verdeau. Glass roofs and ironwork tell a story of new technology and changing tastes, while today's bookshops, boutiques and antique dealers keep the passages alive. Along the way, discover how the French Revolution, industrialisation and the rise of the bourgeoisie transformed the way Parisians shopped and socialised. Browse inside the shops when they're open and enjoy the freedom to ask your guide about the details that interest you most.