4th Arrondissement Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the 4th Arrondissement. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Paris Top Sights Half Day Walking Tour with a Fun Guide

• Bateaux Parisiens Seine River Gourmet Lunch & Sightseeing Cruise

• Top Private Cruises in Paris with French Champagne and Surprises

• Paris Gourmet Dinner Seine River Cruise with Singer and DJ Set

• Paris in a Day with Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame & Cruise

The 4th Arrondissement is known for its cafés, shops, and iconic landmarks such as the Notre-Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, and Hôtel de Ville. It also includes the historic Le Marais district and the picturesque Île de la Cité—one of Paris’s natural islands and the original heart of the city.

Yes, the Paris Museum Pass is valid for several attractions in the 4th Arrondissement. Notably, it includes access to the Sainte-Chapelle, renowned for its stunning stained glass windows, and the Conciergerie, a former courthouse and prison. While entry to the Notre-Dame Cathedral is free, access to its towers—when open—is typically included in the pass.

No, you don’t need to reserve tickets in advance to visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral, but if you want to reduce your waiting time, you can book access in advance. While this is optional, it allows you to skip the long lines, and it’s free to reserve your space online.

The 4th Arrondissement is easy to reach using public transit. Metro lines #1 and #11 stop at Hôtel de Ville, line #7 stops at at Pont Marie, and line #4 at Cité. You can also use nearby RER stations such as Saint-Michel–Notre-Dame for access to Île de la Cité.

Yes, there are family-friendly activities in the 4th Arrondissement. The Centre Pompidou has a special gallery for kids (Galerie des enfants) as well as a children’s studio (Atelier des enfants). There are also plenty of cafés and patisseries that always welcome families, plus car-free squares and riverside walks to enjoy.

Yes, many of the attractions in the 4th Arrondissement are accessible, but it’s best to check individual venues specifically. Hôtel de Ville has elevators and accessible restrooms, and Centre Pompidou is wheelchair accessible, with wheelchairs available to borrow at the reception. Additionally, Notre-Dame has access ramps and an elevator platform.