Sightseeing tour of Paris by car

A sightseeing tour of Paris allows you to get a general idea of the city, its structure, history and foundations.

During a classic three-hour tour of the city by car you can see all the famous sights of Paris of its ancient, medieval and modern history, located on its right and left banks, as well as the island of Cité - the cradle of Paris, where the famous Notre Dame Cathedral is located.

We will walk with you through the elegant Champs Elysees, see the Arc de Triomphe – a symbol of Napoleon’s victory at Austerlitz. Next, the route will pass through the Trocadero Square, which offers a magnificent view of the Eiffel Tower and the Champ de Mars, then the House of Invalides, where the ashes of the great Napoleon Bonaparte rest, the Rodin Museum, the Alexander III Bridge - the most beautiful bridge in Paris, as well as the luxurious Grand and Small Palaces.

We will cross the Place de la Concorde - one of the most beautiful and large squares of the city with the famous Egyptian obelisk and fountains, the church of Madeleine, similar to the ancient temple, Vendome Square with its strict and elegant mansions of the XVIII century and boutiques of famous jewelers, the magnificent and majestic building of the Grand Opera, the world's largest opera house, the former royal palace, and now one of the most famous museums in the world - the Louvre. We will see the famous oldest bridge in Paris - the New Bridge, the French Academy, the Mint and the Bridge of Arts.

In the old part of Paris, we will see the Place de la Chatelet and the Tower of St. James, visit the square of the central city hall of Paris, the once famous Greve Square, drive through the narrow streets of the aristocratic Marais quarter and visit the Place des Vosges, where residential houses and private mansions of the XVI and XVII centuries have been preserved.

On the left bank we will see the world-famous Paris Sorbonne University with the adjacent Latin Quarter, the majestic Pantheon, where the heroes and most famous people of France are buried, the Luxembourg Garden, which saw so many great characters, from Maria Medici to Napoleon, the quarter of Saint-Germain, with its bohemian spirit and one of the oldest churches in Paris with the same name Saint Germain.

If we add another hour to our tour, we will be able to visit the most bohemian hill of Paris – Montmartre, at the foot of which is the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret, and at the top stands the snow-white temple of Sacre Coeur, from the observation deck which offers stunning views of the whole city. Paris, as they say, is in your hand!

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