Step into Paris's most poignant past with this free tour of World War II and the Holocaust. Explore the Marais, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods and a living testament to resilience and remembrance. Known for its vibrant Jewish community and elegant streets, the Marais was deeply scarred by the Nazi occupation and the horrors of the Holocaust. On this journey, uncover stories of courage and heartbreak, from the lives of those deported to the heroic efforts of the French Resistance. This tour offers a powerful reminder of the lessons history holds and a moving way to connect with the past while walking through one of Paris’s most beautiful areas.

At the heart of this tour lies the Shoah Memorial, a place of profound reflection. Learn about the Wall of Names, where thousands of Jewish victims of the Holocaust are remembered, and gain a deeper understanding of the Nazi occupation’s impact on Parisian families. Another highlight is the Wall of Philip Augustus, a medieval remnant that has stood for centuries, silently witnessing the neighborhood’s transformations. Hear how its hidden corners provided shelter during the darkest times, and discover how acts of bravery defied tyranny and shaped Paris’s enduring spirit.

The journey culminates with powerful moments at the Memorial to the Martyrs of the Deportation, a solemn tribute to lives lost in Nazi camps. Cross the picturesque Saint-Louis Bridge, where the beauty of Paris contrasts with its haunting history, and reflect on the city’s journey from oppression to liberation. This tour isn’t just a walk—it’s an unforgettable experience of remembrance, understanding, and tribute. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a traveler seeking deeper insights, book your place now and uncover the stories that made Paris the resilient city it is today.