The hidden gems of Paris

Highlights

• Explore the historic Le Marais neighborhood on a guided walking tour
• Discover the Jewish quarter and the oldest clock in Paris
• Admire Victor Hugo's house and the City Hall
• Visit the first cafe in the world, frequented by famous figures

Description

Meet your guide at the Saint-Paul subway stop and set off to discover the famous and fascinating neighborhood of Le Marais. Begin by visiting Victor Hugo's house in the beloved Vosges Square, then explore the Jewish Quarter and a part of the neighborhood that looks like a quaint village with half-timbered houses from the Middle Ages. See the oldest organ in Paris, the City Hall (the place where the word strike was invented and the execution's place in the Middle Ages), and the famous Notre Dame de Paris. Admire the oldest clock and the narrowest street in the city. Stroll along your guide's favorite street in Paris, full of art galleries. As a final firework, discover the first cafe in the world, dating back to 1686. Learn about the famous people who used to go to this place, including Victor Hugo, Roosevelt, and Napoleon.

Includes

Map with tips in Paris Visit to Le Marais neighborhood Visit to Victor Hugo's house Visit to Jewish quarter View of half-timbered houses from the Middle-Age View of the oldest organ in Paris Visit to City Hall View of Notre Dame de Paris View of the oldest clock in Paris Walk through the narrowest street in the city Visit to art galleries Visit to the first cafe in the world

Excludes

Transportation to meeting point Food and drinks

Important Information

• The itinerary is flexible and can be customized to your preferences. Meeting point is at Saint-Paul's subway stop.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund