Private 2-Day Tour: Customize Your Perfect Stay in Paris
Paris, France
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Trip Type: Custom Private Tours
Duration: 2 days
Create your perfect Paris experience with this private 2-day, fully customizable tour with your own local guide. Pick anything you want to do and see, and your guide will help you design an itinerary. See the Eiffel Tower, tour the Louvre Museum, check out Montmartre, admire Notre Dame Cathedral — it's up to you. Your schedule is flexible, and your guide will take care of the logistics. See the cultural icons that have made Paris one of the world’s greatest cities for hundreds of years, and discover hidden gems for a more personalized experience.
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Create your perfect Paris experience with this private 2-day, fully customizable tour with your own local guide. Pick anything you want to do and see, and your guide will help you design an itinerary. See the Eiffel Tower, tour the Louvre Museum, check out Montmartre, admire Notre Dame Cathedral — it's up to you. Your schedule is flexible, and your guide will take care of the logistics. See the cultural icons that have made Paris one of the world’s greatest cities for hundreds of years, and discover hidden gems for a more personalized experience.
You will need to contact your guide ahead of time to help set up your itinerary based on what you want to do and see during your two days in Paris. On the first day of your tour, meet your guide at your preferred central Paris location, then head out together to explore the City of Lights. Public transport is included, but all meals, activities and entrance fees are at your own expense.
Paris has a multitude of offerings for nearly every type of traveler. Want to hit all the top Paris attractions, such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral? Are you an art buff seeking to tackle the Louvre? Or would you rather explore off-the-beaten path neighborhoods, such as the bohemian Montmartre district? It's up to you. Below is a sample itinerary to spark some ideas.
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