Shakespeare & Company

Explore the historic neighborhoods of Central Paris from the saddle of a comfortable, lightweight aluminium bike on a half-day small group tour of the Jewish Marais, Latin Quarter, and more. Ideal for those who want to see and experience Paris from a different perspective, your knowledgable guide will take you to where the locals go, revealing hidden courtyards, ancient ruins, and other surprises off the usual tourist path. Groups are limited to no more than 12 people for a more immersive and intimate experience, and the route is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Discover an old city wall and a Roman arena, pedal down the Rue Mouffetard in one of the city’s oldest and liveliest areas, and experience the intellectual exuberance of St. Germain.

Discover Paris’s fascinating history and attractions while solving clues around the city center. Experience the charms of the French capital as you embark on a quest with your friends, significant other, or family. Follow the clues from one place to another to watch the secret story of each location unfold. Get all the instructions via email after booking and begin your adventure. Play competitively in teams or in a group as you solve the romantic riddles hidden in Paris. Explore at your own pace and sightsee along the way. Visit city highlights like the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, and the Saint Germain des Pres Quarter while uncovering the romantic tales behind each turn.

Spend some time exploring the scenic views in the Latin Quarter of Paris, as your guide shows you the best spots for photos. Travel to iconic landmarks, including Notre Dame Cathedral, Luxembourg Gardens, and the Church of Saint Julian the Poor. Begin your tour at the Luxembourg Gardens, with flowers, fountains, and a palace. Stop and capture photos in front of the tree-lined promenades and statues in the gardens. Next, walk to the Pantheon. Take pictures in front of the columns while your guide tells you about the National Heroes interred within. Make stops at the Lutetia Arena, to pose like a gladiator, the Church of Saint Julien de Pauvre, the Shakespeare and Company bookstore, and Notre Dame Cathedral. The tour will end at the Rue de la Huchette, a street used during the filming of the movie La La Land. The perfect street to end with a fun video or a selfie.