Planning a unique tour experience in Paris

I recently wrapped up a series of memorable tours in Paris, and I’m excited to share ways to enhance your itineraries. One great tip is to include lesser-known sites like the Musée de l’Orangerie, which often gets overlooked yet offers stunning artworks. Anyone else have unique spots or scheduling tips that help elevate the guest experience?

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I love that idea about the Musée de l’Orangerie! A quirky addition might be a quirky walking tour of the street art in Belleville — it’s like finding a hidden treasure in an unlikely spot… Have you ever tried incorporating local cafes for a quick coffee break?

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@hannah_brooks92, a little gem I enjoy is a cooking class in Montmartre where guests can whip up their own French dishes — it’s like a Michelin star meal without the price tag! Have any of you tried incorporating culinary experiences into your tours?

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