Discover Paris through three must-see iconic sites.

Your visit begins in the heart of the world’s largest museum: the Louvre Museum.
Before becoming a museum in 1793, it was one of the main residences of the kings of France. Covering an area of 73,000 m², it houses over 9,000 years of history and the largest collection of artworks in the world, divided into eight departments.

Accompanied by your host, enjoy your reserved access and pass through the emblematic masterpieces: Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, the Seated Scribe, the Apollo Gallery and its jewels, major French paintings such as Liberty Leading the People, the Apartments of Napoleon III, and the spectacular sculptures of the Richelieu Wing.

After this cultural immersion, head to the Eiffel Tower on your own.
An icon of the capital, it invites you to admire Paris from its different levels, with breathtaking views of Notre-Dame, the Arc de Triomphe, the Sacré-Cœur, and many other monuments. Take the time to experience the unique glass floor on the first level, suspended 57 meters above the ground.

And to complete your day, embark on a guided cruise along the Seine.
From the river, admire the city’s most beautiful sights in a magical atmosphere, passing elegant bridges and monuments enhanced by the lights of Paris.

📍 Meeting point for the Louvre Visit:
On the right side of the Arc de Triomphe of the Carrousel, with the Louvre Pyramid behind you, at the end of the gardens.
Your host will be wearing a red jacket and holding a Paris City Vision flag.
➡️ Check the location on Google Maps here!

Please note:

• Please arrive at the meeting point 20 minutes before the start of the excursion.
• This is not a guided tour but an activity with a host who will take you to the Louvre Museum.
• Group visits up to 25 people.
• Young people under 18, and under 26 if residing in the European Economic Area, are invited to select the child fare to benefit from free entry to the Louvre Museum.
• Proof of identity will be required for under 18s and 18–25 year olds residing in a European Economic Area country.
• Please note that the Louvre visit is not suitable for persons with reduced mobility or wheelchair users.
• Temporary exhibitions are not included in our visits.
• Reserved access to the Eiffel Tower is subject to constraints: security checks or unexpected crowds may cause elevator waiting times sometimes exceeding 1 hour.