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City Sightseeing / L-Open Hop On Hop Off Tour of Paris

Da Vinci Code Walking Tour of Paris
"Relive the steps in Paris of the great symbolist Robert Langdon, of the novel - The Da Vinci Code. On the Da Vinci Code Walking Tour of Paris, visit the Place Vendome, the Jardin des Tuileries, the Carrousel du Louvre, the Church of St Germain des Pres and last but not least, the magnificent Saint Sulpice to see the Rose Line for yourself.
This tour is seasonal and operates from February 15 to November 30 only"

Paris Illuminations and Moulin Rouge Show
Discover the City of Lights and revel in the scintillating Parisian night life! Admire famous illuminated monuments such as the Arc de Triomphe, Opera, Madeleine Church, Champs Elysees and of course... the Eiffel Tower. Top off your evening sipping a complimentary glass of champagne while watching "Feerie", the new Moulin Rouge show.

The Paris Pass
Valid for 2, 4 or 6 days, The Paris Pass includes free entry to over 60 top sights and attractions including the Louvre and Musee d'Orsay. Save time as you skip the queues with fast track entry at many attractions and take advantage of specials offers at numerous Paris restaurants and shops.

Private Eternal Paris Tour by Citroen 2CV
For a truly retro city tour when you visit Paris in a chauffeur driven vintage Citroen 2CV. Up to three passengers can squeeze into the iconic French car for a private tour of the sites including the Eiffel Tower and Champs-Elysees. The image of the Citroen nipping up backstreets, around the Arc de Triomphe and along tree-lined boulevards is classic French cinema.

A stay in Paris should at least include a visit to the Louvre, one of the best museums in the world, a climb of the Eiffel tower, a climb to the top of Notre Dame Cathedral,

You should also climb the steps to the Sacré Coeur in Montmartre, stroll around the Place du Tertre behind it, visit the saucy Pigalle district, walk around the Latin quarter- St. Germain, Boulevard St. Michel, and feel the atmosphere of the street performers outside the Centre Pompidou, before you enter, of course.

In the neighborhood of Paris you can visit, Fontainebleau, Versailles with its magnificent palace of Louis XIV, Vaux-le-Vicomte and the inspiration for Versailles Disneyland Paris. All of these make perfect daytrips.

Paris is full of surprises, just have a good breakfast with coffee and croissants and walk.

Off the beaten tourist tracks, Louis XVI's expiatory chapel is a little neoclassical masterpiece. January, the month of Louis XVI's death, is an ideal time to visit this peaceful haven, a stone's throw from the hectic Saint-Lazare Station, and Le Printemps and Galeries Lafayette stores.