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Venez admirez les chefs d’œuvres du Louvre. Ma visite du Louvre est une visite concentrée sur les départements de peintures et sculptures. - Peintures françaises: vous verrez par exemple Le radeau de la Méduse, La Liberté guidant le peuple et le portrait de François 1er. - Au département de Peintures italiennes direction les chefs d’œuvres de Da Vinci, Raphaël, Véronèse et le Caravage. -Peintures flamandes: Je vous emmène voir les peintures de Rembrandt, Vermeer et Rubens. Si l'Antiquité gréco- romaine vous intéresse je peux vous emmener voir le département des sculptures. Pour finir la visite je vous emmène voir les œuvres insolites des parties moins fréquentées du Louvre pour découvrir les appartements de Napoléon et la civilisation oubliée de Mésopotamie. Autres remarques Le Louvre a peu d'ascenseurs et pour des raisons pratiques nous prendrons les escaliers. Par conséquent vous devez être dans la possibilité de les emprunter et de marcher 2h30.

The Louvre is the most visited museum in the world, and it is so big that you could spend 8 months inside to discover the masterpieces that made it so famous: artworks that attest the greatness of many civilizations (like the Egyptian, the Greek and Roman ones) and the importance of European medieval and Renaissance art. Giotto, Botticelli, Raffaello, Michelangelo, Leonardo and, of course, Ingres, Géricault, Delacroix, David, amongst others from all over Europe. The best way to explore the huge castle that hosted kings, queens, artists and officials since the Middle Ages, in two hours and an half/three hours (better than 8 months anyway) is to be guided. I’ll lead you inside this beautiful place, showing to you how the taste of people changed, how kings and kingdoms’ relationships influenced the creation of one of the most beautiful collections in the world. Remember that tickets are not included, buy water before starting and bring your camera, your curiosity and your best smile. If you want a tour in Italian or in French just contact me to have your tour in the language you prefer (https://abnb.me/WSqbN67UTZ)

At a charming cheese boutique in the Marais neighborhood, we'll dive straight into the vast and exciting world that is French cheese: the history, production process, science, regional specialties, and cultural significance. After exploring the cheeses in store, we'll descend to the 17th century cellar for the cheese-and-wine tasting, and even step into the cheese-aging chamber (please note that the cellar is not active during the months of July and August). While we can't guarantee that we'll try all 500+ varieties of French cheeses that are known to exist, you will taste a wide and representative selection! We'll also pair the cheeses with delightful organic or low intervention wines that will have your taste buds singing. Other things to note Our tasting room is located in a below-ground cellar, accessed via a steep staircase. Hence, this experience may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.

As a Parisian in love with my city, I am looking forward to showing you many secret places outside the crowded areas and as a fan of the new transport means, I will be offering you to do the tour with the best e-bike out there. Right from the start you will feel how magic is the experience of letting you go through the small streets of very authentic areas like the Marais or the Ile Saint Louis. I have been moving around Paris by bike for 15 years now so I know the safest roads through which you can discover special places. I will be happy to take pictures of you during the tour. Regarding the itinerary, the idea is to start with a short explanation about how to use the e-bikes, which are really comfortable, fun and easy to use. We will then visit various places in the centre of Paris where most tourists usually don’t go. After that we will go back to the Place Sainte Catherine through a great road along the Seine river. Don’t worry about the pace of the tour, Since I only do private groupe, you will decide how fast you want to go.

“My life… What a novel!”. Napoleon reflected as he was writing his memoirs. After the 10 years of the chaotic French Revolution, France was in ashes: decimated by the reign of terror, torn by a civil war, wars with Europe, financial bankruptcy and political instability. Could the Nation survive? Why did Winston Churchill referred to him as Napoleon the Great? Travel back in time and understand how the man became a general at age 24, how he rose to power and why he crowned himself Emperor at Notre-Dame! See where Napoleon got the lucky break of his military career; where he married Josephine, the love of his life; where they had dinner; and some of the institutions he created to modernize France. You will get a glimpse of his vision as a Head of State and the imprint he left on Paris’ architecture. I look forward to help you (re)discover one of the most fascinating figure in history! DETAILS: Adapted to all ages. Approx. 2hrs & 3,5Km/2Mi. Walk runs rain or shine. MY OTHER WALKS & ONLINE EXPERIENCES: La Fayette & Fathers of the American Revolution ; Kings & Queens ; French Revolution ; Art Nouveau Architecture ; and WWII Occupation & Liberation of Paris!

This tour has featured on NBC Today Show with Hoda & Jenna. Paris is known as a major gastronomical dream destination. A true local French market, lively and colorful, is the perfect place to begin. You'll fill your senses with a profusion of aromas as you'll stroll along while blending in with the locals. I'll informally teach you about "l'Art de Vivre à la française", the essential art of living the French culture at a market. While sampling local delights, I'll give you easy key sentences in French so that you will positively interact with vendors. A convivial picnic (replaced in the winter*) of our selection accompanied with French wine will follow in a lovely Parisian location. This will be a sweet opportunity for you to get a great insight and useful tips. You'll sprinkle some Frenchness onto your Parisian journey. * If the weather does not allow for a picnic (winter, rain, cold weather), you will be offered a savory crepe or some tasty homemade snack from the market + a drink at a café nearby. This is the option most likely privileged during Winter season.

For OMNIVORES who want a real French food experience . Ideal for adult foodies looking for a special window into the French markets and food culture .Meet me at the market where I've shopped for more than 25 years and I've been bringing guests since 2012 You’ll love the buzz, smells, and sounds—but most of all the people. They’re like family, and the market is their home. You’ll get a true feel for this community by meeting the stall-keepers, tasting their wares, and asking about their passion. The food of a country is part of its DNA and when you visit a market you enter into it's soul .All tastings will be at the actual stalls, which isn't an experience for your average market-goer. This is a very intimate experience , a small group of 6 max .Put yourself in the hands of an expert and enjoy a tailor-made experience-Perfect for omnivores and true foodies.I am the ORIGINAL airbnb host at this market , unfortunatly others have COPIED . Not for children under 16 Please bring curiosity and an appetite—eat a light breakfast beforehand. bring a bag if you'd like to buy goodies to take home! Please inform me of any dietary requirements so I may plan ahead. Not suited for Vegans if you have religious food restrictions not for you. many diverse tastings including seafood and wine pairings and 3 differnet desserts all inclusive *10 euro supplement for gluten-free *

Winner of the "Airbnb Experiences Mentor Award 2019". Over 6 years of passion sharing this Experience ! Even Brian CHESKY (Airbnb CEO) attended and wrote : "The highlight of my Paris stay was this Experience that I, my girlfriend and our families had there. The cabaret was in Sylvain’s living room, and my mom sat in the front !" So you'll be my guests for a special dinner party and cabaret concert; we'll all meet for an apéritif with finger food before the show starts. Aka Silvano Jo, I’ve put on a cross-dressed show of popular "Chanson Française", accompanied by a top class pianist/accordionist. We'll go on a musical parisian journey through time - over a century of the French Songbook - in many different styles : The Montmartre epoch of Yvette Guilbert and "Café Concert" (1900's), the glorious Pigalle era (1910-20's), Roaring 20's Vaudeville stars like Mistinguett or Josephine Baker, major songwriters and singers like Edith Piaf or Charles Trenet (1930-40-50's), Serge Gainsbourg or Charles Aznavour (1960-70's); Eurovision french pop, until modern singer-songwriter Stromae. We'll tell you about the singers & songs' stories so you can follow and learn about french culture and history. Fun, emotion, and surpises in store ;) At the intermission, we’ll have homemade veloute, quiche, cheese & wine. After the show dessert & Champagne. SPECIAL MENU AND DURATION FOR XMAS & NY’s EVES

Avant toute chose, lors de votre réservation, IL EST IMPORTANT pour moi de connaitre LES PRENOMS DE TOUS LES PARTICIPANTS pour la surprise finale. Après avoir accueillis mes stagiaires d'un jour, je leur prête un tablier et direction la "salle de bain" pour qu'on se lave les mains. Je les répartis en groupe de 2 ou 3 et leur donne le matériel pour préparer la pâte à crêpes. Chaque petit groupe prépare son appareil et je leur glisse des petits trucs pour avoir le meilleur résultat. Les pâtes à crêpes sont misent au repos et j'en profite pour faire un petit retour sur l'histoire des crêpes et leur apprendre des petits secrets de professionnels. Ensuite, a tour de rôle il se dirige vers le coin cuisson où 3 crêpières les attendent. Chacun va s'essayer au métier de crêpier et dégustera ses créations avec des garnitures maison de la crêperie ( chocolat, confitures, caramel, crème de marron, ... ) en fin de séance autour d'un jus de pomme fermier, d'une bolée de cidre ou d'une boisson chaude. Ils pourront par la même me poser tous les questions qui leur passe par la tête et cette expérience unique se terminera par une séance photo, vidéo et la distribution d'un petit cadeau maison. Autres remarques Il est important pour moi de connaître précisément les prénoms des participants. Et ensuite venez juste avec votre bonne humeur car nous allons passer un moment unique de convivialité

Farewell lumps, sad creams, runny mayonnaises or failed sauces. French sauces may seem tricky but you'll soon become a real expert and will impress your guests with those delicious recipes. Discover the secrets of the French classics : Bechamel, Aïoli, Béarnaise, Anglaise, Pâtissière... We'll learn and practice together with precious and precise tips. Be assured you will be able to reproduce it perfectly back home, as I focus on making my cooking classes simple, entertaining and clear for you. 5 gourmet style courses, using those recipes will be served with fine Champagne, including the famous "Croissant du Palace". A tasty lesson indeed ! Enjoy and relax, recipes will be sent by email. - Adieu grumeaux, crèmes en berne, mayonnaises et sauces ratées. Les sauces et crèmes françaises peuvent sembler difficiles mais vous deviendrez bientôt un véritable expert et impressionnerez vos invités avec ces délicieuses recettes. Découvrez les secrets des classiques français : Béchamel, Aïoli, Béarnaise, Anglaise, Pâtisssière... Vous progresserez grâce à des conseils précis et précieux. Vous pourrez aisément reproduire ces sauces à la maison car ma priorité est de rendre mes cours simples, divertissants et clairs pour vous. 5 tapas utilisant les recettes du cours seront servis accompagnés de Champagne, dont le fameux "Croissant du Palace". Une leçon bien savoureuse ! Recettes par mail !

Visiting Champagne is the perfect day-trip from Paris and we aim to make it as easy and enjoyable as possible. Veronica will meet guests at the East train station in Paris (Gare de l’Est) either at 9h15 or 10am, depending on the train schedule that day. We will ride the one hour train together and then dive into the charm of the region's most interesting village, 'Epernay', the former home to Dom Pérignon. We will stroll through the village's farmers' market and pass by the famous sites before heading to the Moet & Chandon or Mercier house for a one-hour tasting (not mandatory and not included in the tour price). Before/after the tasting the group will enjoy a picturesque picnic together overlooking the valley and vineyards before heading back to Paris. The tour serves to provide an overview of the history of Champagne and the region, show guests some areas they would not find on their own and of course enjoy the local specialty! Guests are welcome to stay longer in Epernay or take the train to Reims if they prefer to explore the region further on their own. Other things to note: We will meet 25 min before the train departs in order to buy train tickets, get coffees and find comfortable seats on the train. The train will be at your expense and we will be in touch before the tour to help buy train tickets and answer any questions you may have about the tour.

Paris in the Second World war : the dark side of its most famous monuments. Discover life under Nazi occupation, the fate(s) of the city's Jewish community and the story of the liberation of Paris, a city divided between the resistance and the collaborationists, on the brink of a civil war. From the poorest areas of the city to the wealthiest and from the hidden to the most famous monuments, you will discover both sides of a city at war. Our "stroll" will last about 3 hours, with a short metro ride half way-through. The aim of my walk is to make you discover specific areas of Paris in the light of aspects of our city's rich history that are rarely touched upon by guidebooks, with in-depth information (history buffs welcome) but in a relaxed and joyful atmosphere. A conversation, rather than a lecture!

Starting from the centre of Paris you reach the magnificent Castle of Versailles by train in 40 minutes in company of our guide who will transform the transport in a pleasant foretaste of the Sun King's legendary palace. In Versailles you will discover the incredible history of this palace, the highlights of the building like the Gallery of Mirrors, the wall paintings by Charles Le Brun and the King's and Queen's bedrooms as well as many hidden gems and the best spots in the enormous gardens created by Louis XIV gardener André Le Nôtre. During the walk in the amazing French park you will see great fountains, hidden private gardens with monuments and artificial caves built on the King's wishes as well as the Grand Canal, a channel created on the model of the Canal Grande in Venice. We will make coming alive the Castle as it was at its golden period in the 18th century, when balls, fireworks and intrigues gave the rhythm to the daily life in the epicentre of French power and government. The Palace of Versailles wouldn't be empty walls with precious pieces of art and furniture for you, but the theatre of more than two centuries of history lasting from 1682 to Bastille Day in 1789. Other things to note SINGLE INSCRIPTION POSSIBLE. THE EXPERIENCE TAKES PLACE STARTING WITH THREE PARTICIPANTS. ADMITTANCE TICKETS TO THE PALACE NOT INCLUDED

Venez admirez les chefs d’œuvres du Louvre. Ma visite du Louvre est une visite concentrée sur les départements de peintures et sculptures. - Peintures françaises: vous verrez par exemple Le radeau de la Méduse, La Liberté guidant le peuple et le portrait de François 1er. - Au département de Peintures italiennes direction les chefs d’œuvres de Da Vinci, Raphaël, Véronèse et le Caravage. -Peintures flamandes: Je vous emmène voir les peintures de Rembrandt, Vermeer et Rubens. Si l'Antiquité gréco- romaine vous intéresse je peux vous emmener voir le département des sculptures. Pour finir la visite je vous emmène voir les œuvres insolites des parties moins fréquentées du Louvre pour découvrir les appartements de Napoléon et la civilisation oubliée de Mésopotamie. Autres remarques Le Louvre a peu d'ascenseurs et pour des raisons pratiques nous prendrons les escaliers. Par conséquent vous devez être dans la possibilité de les emprunter et de marcher 2h30.

Paris without the Louvre is like not visiting Paris at all! Join me for this entertaining visit of the biggest museum in the world. We will focus on the highlights of the Louvre: the attractive Venus of Milo, the majestic Winged Victory of Samothrace, the iconic “Liberty Leading the People”, of course Mona Lisa and much more. Wandering around the halls, and talking about art we will discover the Rise and Fall of one of the most interesting personalities in the French History: Napoleon. Please be aware that tickets to the Museum are NOT included and need to be purchased As Soon As you book the Tour. I also provide private tours of the Palace of Versailles & Orsay Museum.

It is high time you put on your beret to walk in the footsteps of the witty Emily in Paris. More than just a blockbuster, the Netflix TV show has brought to light some of the most intimate sights of Paris, let's uncover them together! This walk will take us to the shooting locations of the TV series in both seasons, from the Latin Quarter to Le Louvre area and even to the Palais Royal, where she usually has her picnics and the covered galeries. A wonderful stroll through the city that will allow you to take the most gorgeous pictures and step in the shoes of the heroine for one day! Besides, in this tour, you will learn about the anecdotes that makes each of these locations so special, and also some tips about the actual life in Paris. Sorry girls, a kiss on the hand might be quite continental, but no one does that anymore! On the way, we will stop at the Pierre Hermé shop, who once got the title of best pastry Chef in the world, for me to treat you with one of his delicious macarons. The tour will end by the stunning Palais Royal, close to the metro stops line 1 and . So put on some comfy shoes and your favorite outfit to get the most lovely pics as you learn even more about Paris history! The tour lasts 2.5h. I can also tour you in the Sainte Chapelle, the château de Versailles or le Louvre and the Orsay museum. Make sure to contact me if you need a different booking!

The Louvre is the most visited museum in the world, and it is so big that you could spend 8 months inside to discover the masterpieces that made it so famous: artworks that attest the greatness of many civilizations (like the Egyptian, the Greek and Roman ones) and the importance of European medieval and Renaissance art. Giotto, Botticelli, Raffaello, Michelangelo, Leonardo and, of course, Ingres, Géricault, Delacroix, David, amongst others from all over Europe. The best way to explore the huge castle that hosted kings, queens, artists and officials since the Middle Ages, in two hours and an half/three hours (better than 8 months anyway) is to be guided. I’ll lead you inside this beautiful place, showing to you how the taste of people changed, how kings and kingdoms’ relationships influenced the creation of one of the most beautiful collections in the world. Remember that tickets are not included, buy water before starting and bring your camera, your curiosity and your best smile. If you want a tour in Italian or in French just contact me to have your tour in the language you prefer (https://abnb.me/WSqbN67UTZ)

This bike tour is different from the others... Experience 2 rides' worth of stunning sights in 1 -- at a leisure pace -- while zigzagging charming backstreets, inaccessible to large groups. With a stop for a delicious French crepe! -Highlights + Hidden Gems- We curated the essentials for which Paris is beloved+ discovered the most relaxed route to the 'must-see' sights (+ hidden gems not found in a guidebook!) We created this ride for visiting friends-- watch the sun set + the best of Paris begin to light up via charming little passages, medieval backstreets, the glittering Seine river...see the Best of Paris in one unforgettable evening! -Small Group Energy- Our carefully thought-out route + tiny, convivial, group allows us to zigzag to more sights, discover more interesting little corners--up close--than can be navigated w/ a huge, commercial, Tour Group. We ride like Parisians--enjoying tiny backstreets + the waterfront -See Paris Twinkle As the Sun Sets- Our merry band begins in medieval district Le Marais, then on to bizarre history of the 'must-see' sights of Paris...then memorable glide through inner grounds of the Louvre. Celebrate at the Eiffel Tower with your new Paris tribe w/ a little surprise See Paris sparkle--up close + from the best angles--on a chill ride w/ fellow curious international jetsetters, led by a local Parisian in love w/ the City of Light

Le Musée du Louvre : Entre Histoire et chefs-d’œuvre. Laissez-vous guider à travers le plus mythique musée du monde en petit groupe intimiste de maximum 6 personnes. Evitez ainsi les files d’attente et plongez à mes côtés au cœur des collections exceptionnelles du musée du Louvre. Notre visite sera remplie d’anecdotes croustillantes et les secrets du palais du Louvre vous seront dévoilés. Notre parcours nous emmènera admirer les plus grands chefs-d’œuvre du musée comme l'incontournable Joconde, l'antique Vénus de Milo, le sacre de Napoléon Ier, les esclaves de Michel-Ange ainsi que les bijoux de la couronne de France gardés dans l'exceptionnelle galerie d'Apollon. Que vous soyez novices ou amateurs d'art, nous adapterons évidemment la visite afin que ces deux heures ensemble soient une expérience passionnante et enrichissante. Important : cette expérience n’inclut pas les billets. Une fois que vous aurez réservé, je vous enverrai un lien pour acheter le billet en ligne en amont de la visite.

Our Versailles Bike Tour with Skip-the-line entrance into the Palace is the perfect way to discover the grandeur of the 2,000 acre Royal Domain of Versailles! Groups of 14 bikes maximum - The Palace : The Chateau of Versailles is simply outstanding. We have an Entry timed ticket so you can enjoy more time in the Palace! You'll have free time inside to visit at your own pace. - Local Outdoor Market : Opened in the time of Louis XIV, the Versailles Market is where you'll discover the local specialties, and choose your picnic lunch. - Marie-Antoinette’s Domain & Petit Trianon : This was the hide-away of Marie-Antoinette! - The Royal Grounds : With more than 2,000 acres of beautiful landscapes, fields of crops, an immense lake, and perfectly trimmed trees the Royal Grounds will amaze you. - Grand Trianon : Built by Louis XIV as a summer house. This is where kings would go to escape from the etiquette of the court. - Picnic at the Grand Canal : Enjoy your lunch while sitting in the soft grass gazing over the largest lake in Versailles. - Ride through the forests where the Royalty of old used to spend their afternoons hiding from court protocol and hunting stag, pheasant, wild boar, and fox

I will guide you in one of the most preserved French wine regions with medieval towns and worldwide reputed wineries. We will visit the best Grand Cru vineyards in the north of Burgundy and visit at least 3 incredible Wine Makers and taste plenty of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay wines and as well other indigenous grapes. We will meet authentic and fun people from France's countryside, visit the lovely and picturesque village of Chablis. I will explain you the Terroir concept (created by the monks in Burgundy), show you the Knight Templars heritage and how to taste wines like a pro. At Lunch time we will stop at the winery and have a wine and cheese pairing lunch included in the price. The all day will be full of surprises. This trip is for true red and white Wine Lovers, looking for a relaxing and fun time out of the city, tasting great wines and having a great experience meeting the Others. Good to know: - Departure and return from Paris pick-up point in Place d'Italie. - All tastings, visits and Lunch of the program included - 2hours drive from Paris to north Burgundy - Ticket includes a 20% Airbnb commission and a 20% VA taxes.

Discover the artistic heart of Paris on a small group (max 10 people) guided walk through Montmartre. We will see famous sights as well as some hidden gems, and hear fascinating stories and insights into the history, and colourful characters that lived here. This was once a neighborhood where artists, writers, and musicians gathered to create, perform, and socialize, and this artistic spirit can still be felt in the air today. The neighborhood is full of narrow, winding streets that are lined with historic buildings and lively cafes. We will meet start by taking the furnicular up to admire the Basilica Sacre-Cœur and the "balcony of Paris", the sweeping panorama of the city. We will then make our way to the bustling square of Place du Tertre and walk the streets where artists such Picasso, Van Gogh, Dali, Toulouse-Lautrec and Renoir lived and worked; Some of the sights we will see include: the historic windmills that once powered the neighborhood, the oldest vineyard in Paris, and the prettiest street in Paris. We will finish at the iconic Moulin Rouge cabaret, famous for its association with the Belle Epoque era and the can-can dance. You will be a short walk away from Rue Abbesses, where there are many bars and restaurants where you can go after the tour and have a well-earned break and a meal... and even a glass of French wine, if it takes your fancy :)

At a charming cheese boutique in the Marais neighborhood, we'll dive straight into the vast and exciting world that is French cheese: the history, production process, science, regional specialties, and cultural significance. After exploring the cheeses in store, we'll descend to the 17th century cellar for the cheese-and-wine tasting, and even step into the cheese-aging chamber (please note that the cellar is not active during the months of July and August). While we can't guarantee that we'll try all 500+ varieties of French cheeses that are known to exist, you will taste a wide and representative selection! We'll also pair the cheeses with delightful organic or low intervention wines that will have your taste buds singing. Other things to note Our tasting room is located in a below-ground cellar, accessed via a steep staircase. Hence, this experience may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.

Do you know that just 30mn on train from Paris, you can be totally immersed in the Nature ? During your stay in Paris, how about doing something different and taking a hike in the most beautiful forests, the most scenic countryside, and the most typical villages. This experience, in small group of less than 10 participants, brings you in the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh, the famous Dutch impressionist painter. He died there in 1890 and is buried in the village along with his brother Theo. Our walk will take you through the city of Pontoise, the historical capital of the Vexin français, along the Oise river and in the quaint village of Auvers sur Oise, where Van Gogh painted his 80 last masterworks. I will take you to the exact locations where he painted some of these. Along the way, I will tell you the incredible story of his life so you can understand better what a genius he was. WARNING: Please be advised that this is a 12km (7.5miles) hike with some light hills. You need to be fit enough if you want to enjoy the walk. That means you should be able to walk at least 5km (3 miles) at a good pace (at least 4km/h or 2.5 miles/h) and without rest. The walk is designed to last about 5 hours with many breaks. If you want to take more time, please book a private tour.

I will lead you through the intricate paths of Le Louvre to marvel at its masterpieces and learn all there is to know about them in a fun and interactive way. From the Mona Lisa to the Winged Victory, as well as a massive and magnificent Sphinx of Egypt, the gorgeous Venus de Milo, along with the work of Delacroix or Gericault, we will cover the most interesting and famous art of the museum. You will be amazed to learn about the artworks themselves but also the sometimes surprising conditions when they were made! Tickets to the museum are NOT included and need to be purchased BEFORE booking the tour. I also lead private tours in the Sainte Chapelle, the château de Versailles and the Orsay museum. Make sure to contact me if you need a different booking!