Paris Private Custom Tour: Half-Day Experience with a Local Guide

Saint Germain des Prés. Walk through a local market, grab a pastry at the local bakery and stop at a café to grasp the essence of the french lifestyle and gastronomy.

Eglise Saint-Sulpice. This church is not the most famous, yet it deserves more. It sits in a beautiful square, has an interesting history, with more than 3 architects working on it, and there's even a Delacroix painting inside!

Jardin du Luxembourg. This garden is a stunning example of a French garden from the 1600's and a place you will want to relax in and never leave.

Panthéon. Walking through the Latin Quarter is a must. This student district welcomes one of the oldest universities in the world and the oldest in France, as well as a gem located on the top of the hill Saint-Genevieve, The Pantheon.

Sorbonne. It's impossible to go through the Latin Quarter, as it's the student district, without passing by the Sorbonne. It's one of the oldest university in the world and the oldest of France.

Student District. The Latin Quarter is the student district of Paris, with some of the most prestigious high schools and undergraduate schools of France. We'll pass in front of them before heading to la rue Mouffetard and la Place de la Contrescarpes, where all the students go hang out.

Rue Galande. Right at the corner of this church from the 1200's there is la rue Galande, a cute little street with buildings varying from the middle age to the 1800's. A great way to know the architecture of the city.

Shakespeare & Company. We cannot pass in this area without checking out the iconic Shakespeare & Company bookstore. Plus there is a Wallace fountain right in front of it, which you'll see everywhere in Paris.

Notre-Dame. We'll share with you the history of this iconic church and how the fire that happened in 2019 has impacted it. The front of the church is intact, so we'll be able to admire the gorgeous details.

Pont Neuf and Seine River. Home to the old medieval palace of French kings, this island also hides a unique flower market and the oldest bridge in the city, which is still standing today.

Louvre Museum. You can't come to Paris and miss the Louvre pyramid, but you already know that. So after a few photos we go explore the beautiful statues of the gardens across the museum.

Tuileries Gardens. Around this garden you can see different points of view like the Place de la Concorde, Arc de Triomphe, Place Vendôme, Musée d'Orsay and the Eiffel Tower.

Lunch at a French Restaurant. We book for you a lunch reservation at a french restaurant we would only recommand to friends and family.