• 4th Arr. - Hotel-de-Ville - Paris’ City Hall stands as a testament to revolutions, fires, and renewal.
• 13 novembre 2015 Garden - A serene memorial space, honoring Paris’ resilience following the 2015 attacks. Here, the conversation is about modern Paris, its vibrant spirit, bustling cafés, and the ever-returning life to its streets.
• 11 Rue François Miron - Nestled among modern buildings, these curved medieval houses remind us of Paris’ origins as a quaint village.
• Memorial De La Shoah - A poignant stop that links medieval Paris with the narratives of the 20th century and the vibrant neighborhoods of today.
• Hotel de Sens - One of Paris’ most remarkable medieval structures, still bearing the mark of a real cannonball embedded in its wall.
• Jardin du Bataillon de l’ONU - A genuine slice of local life. Observe Parisians playing pétanque, and if they’re absent, enjoy a game yourself!
• Village St-Paul - A charming enclave within the city, where tranquil streets, historic churches, and local cafés reveal a gentler, more intimate side of Paris.
• 21 Rue des Jardins Saint-Paul - Remnants of the medieval wall built by King Philippe Auguste illustrate Paris’ transformation from a fortified town to a global capital.
• Hotel de Sully - Enter a hidden Renaissance courtyard, a secret passage seemingly frozen in time. A favorite shortcut of my mother.
• Place des Vosges - Our grand finale: the oldest planned royal square in Paris, established during the reign of Henry IV.
• Maison de Victor Hugo - Conclude the tour in front of Victor Hugo’s house, having started at Notre-Dame — the backdrop of his most renowned novel.

• Umbrellas
• A few jokes
• A list of recommendations in Paris
• New friends from all over the world

Hello!
Quentin here, a Parisian with a passion for sharing the wonders of French culture :)

Just a street away from the bustling crowds, explore a vibrant Paris that retains its village charm ❤️ This tour links 2,000 years of history with genuine local life.

Let’s explore the must-see spots:

• Notre-Dame Cathedral: Experience its revival after the fire and its connection to Victor Hugo.
• Hidden courtyards and medieval houses that have remarkably endured.
• Fashion hub: Le Marais is the pulsating heart of Paris — where next year’s trends are born today.
• Revolutions & WWII: Look up! Cannonballs and bullet marks are still visible.
• Jewish history and remembrance in the city’s core.

Jokes included (at no extra cost)! Experience the city like a local, with insider tips
*Are you familiar with pétanque? If we’re fortunate, we’ll see locals playing… and if we’re very fortunate, we’ll join them.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.