All France Tours & Excursions in 2026

Attend a concert with the best masterpieces of Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach and others in one of the most prestigious churches in Paris; Saint Mary Magdalene, a church characterized by its interior and exterior beauty and its pleasant acoustics.

Discover the secrets of Paris’s iconic Saint-Ouen Flea Market with a dedicated local expert. Skip the overwhelming crowds and navigate directly to hidden gems tailored to your exact tastes—from rare mid-century design and fine art to vintage fashion and exquisite antiques. Benefit from insider knowledge on authenticating unique items, negotiating fair prices, and seamlessly arranging international shipping for your finds. Enjoy a fully customized, stress-free cultural shopping experience.

Discover Provence with Aixplore Drive Explore the most beautiful landscapes of Provence on a private tour Check-out from Aix-en-Provence. Discover the emblematic villages of the Luberon, Gordes, Lourmarin, Roussillon, the Provençal markets and the wine estates. Enjoy a professional private driver, a comfortable and air-conditioned vehicle, and a customizable tour at your own pace. Explore Drive: an authentic and exclusive experience in the heart of Provence.

Step into the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, when the French royal court abandoned Paris for the Loire Valley and made Tours the kingdom's political and economic nerve center. Follow historian Max and local guide Iris as they untangle the city's twin identities: the fortified episcopal Cité and the bustling merchant borough of Châteauneuf. Discover how royal decrees planted France's silk trade, how Italian Renaissance carving collided with medieval timber frames, and how the daily trade of markets, canon libraries, and lost pilgrimage shrines fed the ambition of kings. - A 2.8 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 105 min - Ideal for travelers interested in History & Memory and Art, Design & Aesthetics - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Paris keeps its best rooms behind doors you would never think to open — and in two and a half hours, your guide opens them one by one. Step off the Grands Boulevards and the city changes key: you slip into the passage Jouffroy, then the passage des Panoramas, and the noise of the boulevard falls away behind you. For two and a half hours, on foot, you follow the city's back doors. The elegant Galerie Vivienne. The sale rooms of the Hôtel Drouot, the most famous auction house in Paris, when they're open. The Palais Brongniart, once the city's stock exchange. The Salle Ovale of the Bibliothèque nationale. Then up to the rooftop of the Galeries Lafayette, where Paris spreads out beneath you — and a coffee and a macaron to linger over while it does. You end in the gardens of the Palais-Royal, the courtyard Emily in Paris made famous, and step out onto Place Colette beside the Louvre. Private, unhurried, and nowhere near the crowds.