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Macarons are one of France's most popular confections, but they can be tricky to prepare. Learn insider tips and tricks for perfecting them during this hands-on, small-group baking class in Paris. Benefit from your expert instructor, who provides detailed instructions throughout the class. Choose the colors you prefer, fill them with buttercream, and taste the freshly baked results. As a bonus, take home a box of macarons as a souvenir.

Get a truly intimate look at the life of French Royalty from a time gone by on this tour of the King's Private Apartments. Your tour gives you priority access to the Palace of Versailles without even a minute's wait in line! Explore the lavishly decorated former living quarters of King Louis the XV and XVI, an area rarely opened to the public, with an official Versailles guide. End your tour with a visit to the state apartments - the Hall of Mirrors and the Queen's bedroom. With the help of your audio app, learn about the history and significance of these rooms.

Uncover history and art on a small-group, full-day tour from central Paris. Explore Giverny, including its tranquil water lily gardens at Monet’s house. Indulge in lunch at Moulin de Fourges and then discover the splendor of the Palace of Versailles with its decadent Hall of Mirrors and gardens.

Have an intimate, peaceful encounter with Da Vinci's Mona Lisa on a private guided tour of the Louvre. Your guide will show you around the highlights to ensure you don't feel overwhelmed in this massive museum, providing information and stories to deepen your appreciation. Avoid getting lost in the sprawling museum with the help of a guide.

Explore the Catacombs of Paris on a small-group tour limited to only six people. With this skip-the-line admission, you can avoid the typically long ticket queue at one of Paris' most fascinating attractions, and learn about the history of the underground burial site with a guide.

See a side of Paris that most people don't when you pedal around the illuminated avenues and floodlit monuments of at night. This evening bike tour, which also includes a Seine River sightseeing cruise, takes you past the Louvre, stop to view the Eiffel Tower and glide down the grand Champs Elysées. Finish your tour floating down the Seine beneath the twinkling lights of the city.

Set sail on a different kind of Paris cruise and explore the 19th-century Saint Martin Canal. Hop aboard a traditional barge and glide along the scenic canal way, passing through a series of double locks and swing bridges. Relax on this scenic cruise and admire views of the Bastille neighborhood, Parc de la Villette, and the Bassin de la Villette. Live commentary is provided in English and French.

When you need a break from Paris’ historical monuments for a day of magical family fun, head to Disneyland® Paris resort. This admission ticket includes convenient transportation from the city so you don’t have to worry about how to get to the resort’s two theme parks, Disneyland® Park and Disney Adventure World®. You have the choice of single admission to the park of your choice, or combo admission to visit both.

Get an introduction to Paris and plenty of insider tips during this personalized walking tour. With a dedicated private guide for you and your group, you'll navigate various neighborhoods, pick up some basic French phrases, master the art of purchasing Metro tickets, and uncover essential sights and local cuisine recommendations.

The Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay are world-famous, but it can be hard for first-timers to navigate to the collection highlights. Instead, book this private or small-group tour and enjoy a personalized way to experience both art museums in just one day. Look forward to viewing the "Mona Lisa," "Venus de Milo," and impressionist works, all while learning insider facts and stories about the masterpieces.

Visit the 2nd level and Summit of the Eiffel Tower with this combo ticket package in Paris. You will have access to the tower, including the less-visited 3rd level, aka the Summit, for an even higher view. When your Eiffel Tower experience is over, enjoy a cruise on the Seine for a look at Paris' riverfront landmarks. Select your preferred time to visit the tower when booking.

Notre Dame Cathedral draws millions of visitors each year, and the general entry line can stretch for hours around the square. This tour uses reserved group access with a scheduled entry time, so you step inside with your guide instead of waiting with the crowds. A short security wait may still apply, but your visit starts on time. Over 1.5 hours, an expert licensed guide makes the cathedral's history come alive. You study the West Façade and its three grand portals, then head inside to the stained-glass rose windows, the main altar and candlelit side chapels, and the soaring vaulted ceilings that made Notre Dame a blueprint for Gothic design across Europe. Along the way, you hear how the meticulous restoration saved this landmark after the 2019 fire. Pick the version of the visit that fits you best: join the group tour of up to 19 guests, or choose the small group option capped at 10 for a more personal experience with your guide.

Montmartre has been home to top chocolatiers and pastry chefs for decades—but without a guide leading the way, it can be hard to know where to go to find the tastiest sweets. On this small-group walking tour, discover a hand-picked selection of stops beloved by locals. At each location, indulge in famous treats, from sugar-sweet macarons and warm, paper-thin crepes to chocolates and eclairs.

With 35,000 works in more than 400 rooms, the Louvre Museum could take weeks to explore. Hit the highlights in just a couple of hours on this convenient tour that includes the Louvre’s star attractions, the foundations of the palace, and a few hidden gems as well. See the “Mona Lisa”, “Venus de Milo”, and “Winged Victory of Samothrace” with commentary that reveals details you might otherwise miss.

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The Versailles Passport Ticket provides unparalleled access to the entire Estate of Versailles, allowing visitors to delve into the rich tapestry of French history and culture. This ticket includes timed entry to the magnificent Palace, full access to the tranquil Trianon Estate, and the beautiful gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. Enjoy captivating temporary exhibitions and view the Royal Tennis Court, where a key moment in history is unfolded. Designed for individual exploration, this ticket is the perfect choice for those looking to appreciate the grandeur and serenity of Versailles at their own pace.

Get an introduction to Notre Dame on this one-hour guided tour. Skip the history books and let your guide bring the cathedral to life with fascinating stories and insights you might otherwise miss. Admire remarkable sculptures, stunning stained-glass windows, and sacred spaces of worship as you uncover centuries of history. With its shorter duration, this tour is perfect for travelers who want expert context before continuing to explore on their own.

Enjoy a stress-free and fully customizable way of exploring the Louvre—one of the world’s largest and busiest museums—when you book this private, family-friendly tour. Pick between two tour durations, and meet your guide at the museum: with pre-booked ticket. See masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, and explore only the galleries that interest you most. Your guide will share stories about the artworks designed to entertain visitors of all ages.

The Louvre is the largest and arguably the most famous museum in the world, but the huge crowds can detract from your experience. This tour is limited to a small group of just six, ensuring personal attention from your guide as you marvel at masterpieces such as da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo.

Don't just savor delicious pastries during your Paris trip—learn how to make them yourself, and walk away with new skills and culinary inspiration, thanks to this small-group cooking class. Led by your expert culinary instructor, learn every step of preparing the perfect cream puffs and chocolate éclairs, from mastering the choux pastry to the Chantilly cream. The best part of this cooking class is saved for the end, when you get to try the results.

Depart from Paris for a day trip to France's Champagne region and its capital city, Reims. Begin with tour of the Gothic-style Reims Cathedral, a more than 800-year-old cathedral and UNESCO World Heritage site. Afterward, visit a Champagne house and its cellars and learn about the harvesting and production process, explore scenic local villages, enjoy prime views of the vineyards, and much more.

Explore the Louvre without the stress of navigating a vast museum or keeping children engaged throughout a long visit. This private family-friendly tour is designed with shorter attention spans in mind, combining engaging storytelling with carefully selected highlights like Mona Lisa and the museum’s Egyptian collections. With a tailored pace and expert guidance, both adults and kids can enjoy the experience together without feeling overwhelmed.

Experience the magnificence of Versailles on a fun full-day bike tour, including round-trip transfers by train from Paris. Meet your guide in Paris and journey to Versailles by train, then spend the day pedaling around the beautiful parks, royal gardens, and forest trails. Stop to explore Marie Antoinette’s hamlet, snap photos of the grandiose palace from unique viewpoints and enjoy a picnic (own expense) along the Versailles' Grand Canal.

Visiting Fontainebleau independently of Paris can mean coordinating a confusing mix of trains and buses. This small-group tour simplifies the trip by handling transportation for you. Travel from Paris to the Chateau de Fontainebleau to explore the palace at your own pace using an audio guide, then pass through the village of Barbizon, known for its links to 19th-century painters, such as Jean-Francois Millet, before returning to the city.