See Paris like you've never seen it before with a one hour cruise experience at the Seine River. The Seine River in Paris is what the Danube is to Budapest, and what the River Thames is to London. It's often nicknamed as Paris' most beautiful avenue, and it flows right through the heart of the city. In this direct entry ticket, you'll glide leisurely along the river from the foot of the Eiffel Tower, and pass by the beautiful sights like Assemblée Nationale, Invalides, Musée d'Orsay, Institut de France, and Notre Dame de Paris, while listening to the onboard commentary in 14 languages. Arm yourself with a camera to immortalize the most beautiful Parisian monuments!

We will start our walking tour from Metro station Blanche, go cross Moulin Rouge cabaret, go up via the market full of shops and cafe's crossing some famous boulangeries till the wall of Love where you can click a picture which brings goodluck. Then we continue via the house and statue of famous singer Dalida towards the pink house called " la maison rose " and via the street behind the only vineyard in the area we will cross the oldest cabaret of paris called Lapin agile. We continue towards the famous place du Tertre which is also the painters area. Then we end our trip at Sacré cœur cathedral with an amazing birds eye view on the city of Paris. You can go back on your own via foot or take the funicular rail which costs same price as a metro ticket, Approx 2€. You can use a Metro ticket directly on this train which takes less than a minute to go down.

The total trip is 4 hours out of which one hour will be the driving or transportation time for hotel pickup and going from one spot to another.

This village-like district with its mix of culture and heritage, right in the centre of Paris, is well worth discovering. You will discover this beautiful area via a walking Tour where you will see the famous church of Saint Germain des pres and the famous cafes like les deux Magots and Café de Flore which were frequented by famous writers and philosophers like Hemingway,Georges Bataille, Robert Desnos, Léon-Paul Fargue, Raymond Queneau, Albert Camus, Pablo Picasso, James Joyce, Bertolt Brecht, James Baldwin, Chester Himes, Charles Sutherland, and Richard Wright etc. ..

The Marais is the biggest gay district in France. It has cobblestone streets, historic spots, and quirky boutiques. Straddling the Paris Centre arrondissement, this district with a village feel was built on marshland, hence its name le Marais.