Paris Avenues
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Paris City Tour
Experience an immersive Paris city tour boarding a panoramic bus. Discover the main neighborhoods and Paris monuments such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Invalides, The Paris city hall and substantially more, with a commentary with individual earphones.
Illumination Tour of Paris
Visit Paris on board a panoramic bus and listen to the comments provided by a mobile app. Discover the most famous monuments and quarters of Paris illuminated, in accordance with the time of the year.
City Tour and Seine Cruise
Discover Paris through a Seine cruise and a sightseeing tour in a panoramic bus. Enjoy comments adapted to all on our mobile app and discover the history of the most emblematic monuments such as the Louvre, the Opera, the Champs Elysées, the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel tower, the Invalides…
City Tour and Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor with Reserved Access
Discover Paris aboard a commented city tour by panoramic bus through major Parisian neighborhoods. Admire the superb view from the top of the Eiffel Tower and enjoy reserved access avoiding long queues.
City Tour, Seine Cruise and Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor with Reserved Access
Discover the Eiffel tower and enjoy an exceptional view over the rooftops of Paris from the second floor. This offer also includes the discovery of Paris and its main landmarks through a city tour and an audio-guided cruise on the Seine.
City Tour and Eiffel Tower Summit with Reserved Access
Discover Paris aboard a commented city tour by panoramic bus through major Parisian neighborhoods. Admire the superb view from the top of the Eiffel Tower and enjoy reserved access avoiding long queues.
City Tour, Eiffel Tower Lunch with Reserved Access and Seine Cruise
Enjoy a pleasant lunch on the Eiffel Tower first floor restaurant "MADAME BRASSERIE", a city tour, a Seine River cruise, and admire the view from the second level of the Eiffel Tower.
Around 1850, Napoleon III decided that he wanted to transform medieval Paris into a modern capital city. Drawing inspiration from London, he asked Baron Haussman to remodel entire neighborhoods, fill them with avenues and boulevards and create clear, open squares, all to open out the city.
La place de l'Étoile is where Haussmann's Arc de Triomphe lies, at the meeting point of twelve avenues, including the world's most beautiful.
The Champs Élysées. The avenue can be found on the Axe Historique which continues up to the Place de la Concorde, the Tuileries Gardens and the Louvre. This is how Paris's old, picturesque little streets were transformed into grand boulevards, lined with trees and big stone residences.
This is how La Madeleine boulevard was born, as well as that of the Opera and Sébastopol, which cross the north-south axis of Paris. Another noteworthy one is the mythical Saint-Germain boulevard, running parallel to the Seine River alongside the left river bank, going from east to west and crossing the Latin Quarter.