The Best Free Tour of Paris! AWARDED

We will meet at the indicated time in the Opera Square to begin this night walking tour of Paris.

The Opera building or National Academy of Music, also known as the Palais Garnier, will be the first point of interest on our route. There, we will review the history of this emblematic building of the French capital. 

We will continue along the Boulevard des Capucines to the Church of the Madeleine. From here, we will head to the Place de la Concorde, where the famous Champs-Élysées Avenue begins.

Afterwards, we will descend to the monumental complex formed by the Grand and Petit Palais to cross the Seine via the Alexander III Bridge. From this location, we will get fantastic views of the Invalides Dome. Beneath it lies the sarcophagus of Napoleon Bonaparte.

We will continue along the banks of the Seine to pass by the Alma Bridge, the scene of the tragic accident where Princess Diana of Wales died. 

📣It is mandatory to confirm your attendance by contacting us and leaving a functional and correct number. If no response is received, the reservation will be considered SPAM. 

Participation Policies: 

1. Confirmation and Commitment

By reserving your spot, you agree to participate in the entire tour.

Leaving the tour once it has started is not allowed, as it affects the group dynamics and the sustainability of the service.

2. Cancellations

If you need to cancel, please contact us beforehand via WhatsApp.

Cancellations without prior notice directly affect the operation of the free tour, so we appreciate you informing us in advance — this way, we can free up your spot and reorganize the itinerary.

3. Economic Contribution

Our model is a free tour, but not free of charge:

Payment is made halfway through the tour to ensure a transparent and safe experience for both the guide and the traveler.

The recommended contribution is €15 per participant, or more in the case of private tours or groups of fewer than 4 people.

Your contribution allows us to continue offering high-quality tours with small groups, personalized attention, and carefully prepared routes.

4. Respect for the Group and the Guide

When you reserve a spot, you are occupying a space that could be used by another traveler.

Out of respect for the group, the guide, and everyone's time, we ask for your commitment to attendance and compliance with these rules.

5. Minors are allowed, but the responsibility lies with the accompanying adults, who must be accountable for their behavior and include them in the tips. Commitment is requested to keep pace and not delay the group.