Tours around museums in Paris

Excellent review of the impressionist era, the evolution of art and the look to the future of contemporary art. Extremely knowledgeable guide, we learned a lot and thoroughly enjoyed this small group setting. Highly recommend.

Starting and tickets is much easy than standing in lines at museum. The museum does have entrances well signed w/reps near by for assistance. Inside is the same. The outlay of museum is well organized and there are staff all around to assist and answere any questions.

Alex our guide was the best. 1. He spoke English very well and understood both the French and america customs and culture. 2. He took us to see the pieces of art that our private group was most interested in. 3. Great story teller! Connecting art history and artists throughout time. 4. Overall, best money spent.

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.

The most amazing art collection we have ever seen. The Baroque in particular was breathtaking. Could not recommend enough. Definitely be there thirty minutes before the said time. You skip the ticket line but need to wait at least thirty minutes to get into the building. Also bring an umbrella in case it is really sunny or has a chance of rain.

A fantastic solution. Easy and straightforward, as you didn't have to stand in a queue. Super guide who started by telling us a little about the Eiffel Tower, after which she guided us through check-in. At the same time, we were given tickets to the other sights with instructions on how it worked. Can be highly recommended.

Our guide Annais was great, had a lot of knowledge about the Louvre and the art. The tour was very interesting so that 3 hours passed very quickly. We didn't have to wait to get in, it was all well organized. I just didn't like that we had to come at 9:30 and were then waiting outside in the cold until 10:00 when the guide arrived and the tour started.

The line took about 10 minutes to get in, not bad at all! There is also food inside the louve if you are hungry. I recommend you bring your own water if you don’t want to buy, didnt see any fountains. Mona Lisa has a long line to see her, you can however go around to the sides of barricade and get a close look without waiting. The Crown Jewels are a must see!