Paris Secrets Tour

Discover these tranquil gardens framed by elegant arcades, once home to gambling houses where the first ideas of the French Revolution began to stir.

Step into one of the most charming covered passages of 19th-century Paris, a glass-roofed arcade that became a model for the world’s first shopping malls

Ride through the neighborhood of artists and writers, where Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir debated philosophy in its cafés.

See the oldest church in Paris, a Romanesque landmark that once belonged to a powerful abbey and later became a gathering place for artists and intellectuals.

Pedal up to one of Paris’s most beloved parks, designed for Queen Marie de Medici in the 17th century, where locals still come to stroll, play chess, or relax by the fountains.

Admire this grand neoclassical monument, built as a church in the 18th century and later transformed into a mausoleum that now honors figures such as Voltaire, Rousseau, and Marie Curie.

Ride through this historic district, once marshland turned into one of Paris’s most fashionable areas, where medieval streets now mix with trendy cafés, boutiques, and centuries of history.

Appréciez l'harmonie de la plus ancienne place planifiée de Paris, où Victor Hugo a vécu pendant qu'il écrivait Les Misérables.