Paris Total from the Hôtel de Ville to the Louvre.

The ancient streets of Paris hide unthinkable urban legends. You won't believe what we have to tell you. Paris is an open book full of mysteries.

The truth is that tourists sometimes eat in places without imagining who was cooking there or take photos where someone has cursed, they even enter places and churches like Notre Dame through the wrong door.

We want to tell you the stories behind those places. May you immerse yourself in the intimacies of medieval and contemporary Paris.

1. Our tour begins at the Hôtel de Ville. And it's not just any hotel. A Spanish woman resides in this palatial building. It's not at all strange. Come we reveal his identity to you.
2. Second stop at an iconic place of Christianity and architecture, Our Lady of Paris (Notre-Dame) . You will know the secrets of its gargoyles. Did you know that one of the theories of the 2019 fire is related to a legend of theirs? Oh and of course! I will introduce you to the most famous Gargoyle of this ancient Cathedral.
3. We will continue the tour to the 1st Royal Palace of Paris, on the Ile de la Cité. This site today is known as the Palace of Justice.
4. Right there we find La Sainte Chapelle. The greatest exponent of the Radiant Gothic style. What is the Holy Chapel?
5. Not far away almost next door is the oldest prison built in the center of the light city. Let's visit the Concergerie. Even a queen has been held captive in this prison .
6. From there you will see a solitary Gothic tower in the middle of the modern buildings, which sometimes does not look good, but you have to visit although we will only appreciate it from a distance. The tower of “Santiago de los Carniceros” . That tower was built thanks to the charity of the most illustrious alchemist in France, so much so that he is a character in the famous Harry Potter saga.
7. And since we're talking about magic, it's time to talk about heresy, the usual name for magicians and sorcerers in the Middle Ages. We will see where a false heretic named Jacques de Molais, the last of the Templar masters, died.
8. De Molais died at the foot of the 1st Stone Bridge in Paris. We then crossed the famous Pont Neuf whose construction was ordered by the 1st King of the Bourbons.
9. And we finish inside the most visited palace and museum in the world. Welcome to the Louvre Museum. in front of the city's Town Hall . There we will take a souvenir photo of this intense and magical walk.

💥 Remember, if you then want to immerse yourself in the nightlife of Paris, we will give you a list that you can take with you to visit those places and finally those who want a good restaurant recommendation, for them we also have the 100% recommended places.

Do you want to join this adventure in the bowels of Gallo-Roman Paris? Come with our team and we will show you in this freetour.