Your Paris in a Day Tour, a unique experience of Paris in a Semi Private Group og MAX 6 PEOPLE, guaranteed, begins with a tour of the Montmarte area, starting with a walk outside the legendary Moulin Rouge windmill. As you turn towards Montmartre’s cobblestone streets, you will soon notice the village-like ambiance of this distinct area. Your guide will also draw your attention to Montmartre’s historic vineyard landscape, and the centuries’ old history behind some of the winemakers in the area. See a 100-year-old winery which is known throughout France for its Harvesting Festival.

Continue your walk by the former homes of artists such as Van Gogh, Renoir and Picasso. You will also have the chance to stop by Montmartre’s oldest cabaret – Au Lapin Agile, which frequently hosted famous artists such as Edith Piaf and inspired paintings by the likes of Picasso and Utrillo. Next, you will head up to Montmartre’s most famous church and enjoy unforgettable views of the Paris skyline. You will then have time to walk inside Sacré-Cœur on your own if you so choose.

Next, you will visit the Louvre Museum, which holds the largest and most influential collection in the world with over 35,000 works of art on display. You will have intimate access to all of the highlights, and a chance to spend a few moments in front of the most famous portrait - Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

Continue onto the breathtaking natural island in the middle of Paris – Île de la Cité. Take a peaceful walk over to Place Dauphine. Skip the line to Sainte Chapelle - the French equivalent to Rome’s Sistine Chapel, and make way to view the beloved Notre Dame Cathedral.

Seine River Cruise - Begin your cruise at the historic 17th century Pont Marie Bridge, where you will embark on a relaxing sightseeing journey. This is the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the beauty of Paris. While enjoying the views of of Académie Française, Musée d’Orsay, Hôtel National desyou will also get to enjoy a French chocolate filled crêpe (included in tour).

Your River Cruise will end at the Eiffel Tower, where your guide will end your tour but not before prepping you with just enough info to be able to enjoy this 1889 wrought-iron masterpiece on your own for the rest of your afternoon.