Top Paris Adventure Tours - page 3

Keep the whole family entertained with this family-friendly activity at Musée du Louvre. Part treasure hunt, part private tour, the museum’s 73,000 square meters is a perfect setting for finding clues. Engage children with this interactive trail whilst accompanying adults learn more about the artworks and artefacts they see.

Discover the sights of Paris by Segway on this fun sightseeing tour, and cover much more ground than you could on a walking tour. Hop aboard an easy-to-drive Segway and zip around the city, hopping off to see the Eiffel Tower, the Champs-Elysées, the Louvre, and other iconic landmarks. Along the way, learn more about Paris’ history and heritage, and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities.

Le Marais, the oldest district of Paris. Before being known for its LGBT bars, after the expulsion of Jews by Charles VI and their return after the Revolution, the neighborhood gardens were the private gardens of the many mansions. They are still very little known but frankly deserve to be discovered and not only because they are havens of peace away from the hustle and bustle of some of the streets of the neighborhood. We will therefore go for a walk from park to park (5 in all), from one end to the other of the Marais. A quiet walk, during which we can fully enjoy these quiet and green places.

Discover the best way to reach Versailles from Paris: by electric bike rather than by train or bus. Accessible to everyone, even the less sporty, the electric bike helps you cover distances effortlessly. You will follow a green route off the tourist trails, between parks, forests and villages. You will mainly use bike paths and paths. As well as a few low-traffic streets. At Notre-Dame Market in Versailles, buy delicious fresh produce to compose your picnic. Lunch in the park of the Castle and admire the palace. Visit the Hamlet of Mare-Antoinette at your own pace. Your guide will be waiting for you near the bikes. Take all the time you want to visit the Hall of Mirrors, the gardens and fountains of the Palace of Versailles. While you enjoy your visit, your guide will take care of taking the bikes back to Paris. You will then return by train, whenever you want (ticket provided).