Discover Paris' main sights while being comfortably seated in a luxury 8-seat minivan. You will be introduced to the city of lights’ most spectacular and renowned monuments and historical sites of Paris, discovering different parts of the city and diving into History.

Simple and easy to use the audio pen and interactive map is your own personal guide in your language. Packed with information about each place you will pass by and see, you will learn of history, architecture, famous French characters and so on while staying succinct and thrilling.

Starting at La Concorde you will drive by L’Orangerie to reach Opera Garnier and go through the Place Vendme, the Palais Royal and the Louvre where you will admire the Great Glass Pyramid designed by Chinese architect Ieoh Ming Pei in 1989.

Next, your visit will take you along the Tuileries garden and the Seine river. You will admire the Pont des Arts, the Conciergerie (former royal palace and prison), the Sainte-Chapelle and the ever-famous Notre Dame cathedral, inspiration to Hugo’s “Hunchback of Notre-Dame”. On the left bank, you will find the Latin quarter, home to artists, writers, philosophers and students, the Sorbonne university, the Pantheon and the Luxembourg garden.

Lunch Break if Full Day tour:Time for some lunch on one of the bateaux in the river, great stained-glass boats that glide slowly on the Seine. Accompanied by live entertainment, enjoy fresh food while gazing at the monuments from a different angle. This 2 hour lunch cruise will leave you well rested and ready to continue your great tour of the city.

Louvre visit: skip the long lines at the most famous and visited museum of the world. Discover with your interactive audioguide the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, Napoleon’s Coronation, Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People and other masterpieces for 2 and a half hours.

Then drive through Ile Saint-Louis to reach the famous Bastille, through the beautiful Place des Vosges (oldest planned square in Paris) in the Marais to reach the Hotel de Ville. Continue to the Mus□e d’Orsay and across the river again to the Champs-Elys□es avenue and its fancy stores to reach the Arch of Triumph at the top and its crazy huge square shaped like a star. Drive by La Pava’s mansion, the Petit and Grand Palais (built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition), the Invalides, and finally the aligned Champ de Mars, Eiffel Tower and Trocad□ro.