Hemingway's Paris in France

Bd Saint-Michel, Paris Paris, 75005

Live a moment like the Lost Generation on this walking tour of Paris with Ernest Hemingway himself. Playing the writer, our actor-guide takes you through the streets, bars and cafés he made famous.

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Duration 1h 45m

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Language

English

Group size

1–32 travelers

Full description

Meet Ernest Hemingway !

Imagine yourself in Paris and the Twenties are roaring away! Ernest Hemingway himself takes you through the neighborhood that inspired so many of his masterpieces

Celebrate the city of light with a 22 year old journalist on his first foreign assignment in the City of Light. Your actor guide as this unparalleled raconteur shows you around the streets he knew and loved, telling you their secrets as well as those of the larger than life characters that surrounded him and made Paris’s expat enclave a part of history.

Itinerary

Luxembourg garden fountain. Enjoy a private theatrical show staged for you on the very places it all happened. Stroll through one of the beautiful gardens of Paris, share this very parisian passion for a chat on the lawn or on the metallic chairs. Enjoy Hemingway telling you about his bohemian life, writters challenges or how his wife lost the manuscript of his next novel. A brilliant introduction to A Moveable Feast, Ernest Hemingway's masterpiece about Paris.

Small Liberty statue in Luxembourg garden. In front of the statue, Hemingway will describe his favourite French food while going on with his misadventures in Paris

Café du Dôme et du Falstaff. Enjoy hemingway's stories about the different cafés, bars and restaurants he used to go to. Discover about the Dôme, the Falstaff, La Closerie des Lillas and others...

Hemingway's building. Your immersive stroll now stops by the door of the building Hemingway used to live in. Time for more stories and discoveries about the hidden facets of the best seller author.

La Closerie des Lilas. Hemingway gets intimate as he tells about his relations with Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrud Stein, Sylvia Beach or Zelda his wife. More stories about the lost generation, its dreams and dramas.