Free Walking Tours Paris

With so much to see and do, planning a trip to the glamorous French capital can be overwhelming; so, book Free Walking Tours in Paris and enjoy a hassle-free trip with a local guide! On an Essential Paris City Tour or a Paris Free Tour around the Latin Quarter, you will see the monuments near the historic city center, on the Ile de la Cite. Additionally, on the Free Eiffel Tower and Champs-Elysees Tour, you will stroll through the most stately and classic area of the city. Of course, no trip to Paris would be complete without taking a Montmartre Free Walking Tour to witness the artistic vibe at the epicenter of French bohemian culture. Other interesting free tours in Paris that we recommend are a Free Tour of the Marais, to see the cradle of Jewish culture, as well as a Free Myths and Legends Tour, to learn about the terrors that lurk in Paris at night.

Paris is one of the favorite cities for tourists, and for many reasons. The main attractions you’ll see with Paris Free Walking Tours include the Eiffel Tower, the Church of Notre Dame, the Sainte-Chapelle, the Tuileries Gardens, the Obelisk and the Louvre Museum. In addition, in the heart of the city you can take pictures of the Seine River, be amazed by the "locks of love" on the Pont Neuf, the Place Vendome, the Opera Garnier and see the cabarets that made the Latin Quarter legendary famous. In the west of the city, you will find the Eiffel Tower rising at the end of the Champs de Mars, very close to the Arc de Triomphe and the boutiques of the Champs-Elysées. If you travel to the North with a guided tour, you can climb Montmartre to enjoy the Moulin Rouge, the Sacre Coeur and the settings of unforgettable films and series, such as Amélie and Emily in Paris.

If you are wondering what to do on a perfect day in Paris, start enjoying a croissant and a cup of coffee in legendary establishments such as Café de la Rotonde, Café de la Paix or Les Deux Magots. Then, we recommend a stroll next to the downtown bookstores, a visit to the top of Notre Dame to take a photo of its gargoyles, or even a boat trip along the Seine River. In that area, you will have the opportunity to visit many famous museums, such as the Orsay Museum or the Center Pompidou. You will also learn curiosities about the French Revolution near the Louvre Pyramid and the Pantheon. In the afternoon, visit Montmartre to understand why this bohemian area is also known as the District of Painters. There, you will find the house of Vincent van Gogh, walk in the footsteps of Gauguin, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso, and learn about many other masters of modern painting.