Tours around museums in Paris

Our guide, Lilly, was deeply knowledgeable and a wonderful story teller. She was able to pull the pieces in the museum into an overall narrative of the progression of art in France. It was very educational and very fun. She spent time pointing out the "jokes" and secrets that you might not notice as a lay person.

Amazing and beautiful place to visit. Need more than one day for sure. If you pre book tickets don't queue at the main pyramid as advised (they call them carousels) There is another carousel (entrance) at the small pyramid to the right of the museum (looking at it) and there is hardly any queuing there...saves a lot if time.

Our tour guide, Stephanie, was beyond incredible! She made every second of our tour extremely informative and amusing, especially for our tween twins. We'd recommend her and tour in a heart beat. Can't wait to do it again. Thank you for making our trip to Versailles so memorable!

The Louvre was outstanding, many many rooms of lots of great treasurers to soak in, definitely could’ve used more time, just ran out of energy. The boat cruise was nice as well, beautiful weather, crowded but not packed, the line to get on the boat was too long, they could’ve let us on sooner, this way we could’ve at least sat.

Super easy. The actual tickets get emailed to you before you go so there’s no need to exchange like it might say on the app. No need to print tickets the phone gets scanned just fine. Enter the queue in the mall for the Louvre which is much shorter and out of the sun.

Felix was an exceptional adviser on the Musée d'Orsay . His insight to the artworks and interesting facts behind the history of the artists was amazing. It was exceptional to have such insights delivered in such a meaningful and understandable way. I would recomend Felix in the most highly terms. Look forwrad to seeing more of Paris with Felix's guidance.

Excellent offer, You pay what you can see, everything else is inflated as savings priority access to attractions is an advantage. I'm sorry, because we always have a little time, but there are a lot of museums that I want to see. You should definitely come again. It would be good if the Pass could be picked up at multiple locations.

We can unreservedly recommend this tour. Our companion Valerie, a delightful, lively, middle-aged person, first asked about our expectations and after we had come out as "not knowing about art" and had expressed our desire to take the "must to see" with us, she guided us specifically for 2 hours through the exhibition with a lot of basic information, which means that we were able to take a lot of - and by no means boring - basic knowledge in connection with the exhibits and in general for ourselves within these 2 hours. It would not have made any sense to visit the Louvre alone - we would certainly have been overwhelmed after a very short time and would have quickly lost interest in the exhibits. With the guided tour, however, the visit was a highlight of our stay in Paris ;-) Many thanks again to Valerie!

It was really nice not to worry about tickets. But don't take the skip-the-line too seriously because there are so many people using the pass that there were lines, quicker though. And if you only came to Louvre museum to see Mona Lisa, you might have a problem at this time. Nevertheless, it is not the fault of the pass, but the fact that the museum is modernising. A lot of stuff was unavailable, but if you decide not to see Mona Lisa, you may have the rest of the 3rd floor almost for yourself.

The boat tour was fun and nice to sit and see the city. The Eiffel Tower took a half hour to get on 1st elevator, 45 minutes to get on Summet elevator, another 20 minutes in line to go down to lookout. Then another wait of 30 minutes for another elevator. We spent more time in lines with our ‘skip the lines’ tickets than enjoying the Tower itself.

It is worth the money only if you go to two places on the same day; if you don’t, you might lose money. The thing is that you might be too tired to be able to go to a second place the same day. And I am 34 years old, still with plenty of energy. It is also worth it for Versailles, as it is quite an expensive plan (27 euros the full entrance). You need to have spare time to go pick up the Paris Museum Pass (if you bought it online), as you have to have the physical card

The Lourve is certainly worth visiting! Absolutely must in Paris. I didn't receive the audio guide which I believe was suppose to be included, maybe I missed? As it pertains to the canel tour, I sat on the top of the bus and the audio kept dropping. Perhaps for me it was best to do that in the day.

6 days in Paris with a group of 6 adults/young adults, saw all the sights, museums. We unanimously agreed that this tour with Mila R was the highlight! Felt like a walking college art history tour with top professor. Fast paced, lively, loaded with context. Only regret is we wished we could have added an hour, then taken Mila to lunch. She is a lovely person and fantastic guide.

Nadia was a great tour guide who knew just what to show us. She also had a great grasp of the details and history of the art, the artists and the relevant periods. Tres Bien!

All went great. There was a new step to get into the Louvre that we did not know about, getting a reservation time. Their web site (the Louvre) could not handle all the traffic well and had to wait until the night after we got our vouchers to make the reservation. If you’re on a strict schedule, this could cause a problem. Not sure how to resolve this, maybe get our voucher numbers ahead of time would help.

I booked this activity because I wanted my daughter to have a cup of tea with me in the most luxuriously decorated ceiling in a restaurant in the world, (that I know of)! We relaxed and discussed which exhibitions we wanted to see, made a plan and then executed it! Awesome!

Felix may be the best docent who I have ever toured with. I learned a lot during this tour. He bought us a delicious lunch as well and was a pleasure to talk to.

Everything was absolutely to our liking. First of all the excellent information we recieved by mail. Very very good! We highly enjoyed the beautiful art in musée d’Orsay. Also the very good and well organized restaurants. Despite the enormous amounts of visitors the staff remained calm and friendly. We stayed in the museum about 6 hours. The cruise on the river Seine was also a nice way to learn a bit more about this beautiful city. Very clear and understandable spoken English.

Both activities were enjoyable and easy to locate. At the Louvre, you will see someone holding up the sign with what timeframe they are allowing in. When it’s your time, you go through pretty quickly without waiting in the long line on the other side. The river boat cruise was exactly where the directions indicate…. Find the Eiffel Tower and the boats are right there on the river… couldn’t be any simpler! Make sure you have tickets ready to be scanned… my electronic code on my phone worked fine!

This made the museum more interesting to me, to learn about the paintings and the artists, and the history of the impressionist movement. Our guide was very informative and obviously cared about what he was describing. A good way to see the the highlights of the museum, and then we had time afterwards to stay as long as we looked and see more. Highly recommended!