Sightseeing

LARGEST SELECTION & BEST DAY TRIPS, of sightseeing tours in France

Paris Sightseeing Tours

We operate or organise Private & Shared small group sightseeing tours all over France. If you arrive in Paris, then let us take you to the most important landmarks of the City of Lights. We provide Hop on Hop off options, open top bus tours, walking tours in Paris as well as city tours. 

Visit the most famous monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum or the Sainte Chapelle that is still open, close to Notre Dame. Other great options include a Seine River Cruise or an illuminations night tour of the French Capital.

Day Trips outside Paris

Outside of Paris there are a number of regions that offer great sightseeing opportunities as private tours or shared day trips. In Normandy, discover the D-DAY landing beaches from Bayeux or Mont Saint Michel. If you are traveling from Paris to Normandy then Rouen or Claude Monet's Giverny House & Gardens makes for a great stop.

Loire Valley & Bordeaux Sightseeing Tours

In the Loire Valley both the towns of Tours & Amboise make for great starting points for a Sightseeing day trip to the Loire Valley Chateaux such as Chambord or Chenonceau. If Renaissance architecture is not your thing, then why not move on to Bordeaux, the wine capital of the World. Here, participate in top rated full day tours that will take you to the Medoc and Saint Emilion wine producing regions. Visits and wine tastings are conducted by passionate local guides, experts in Bordeaux wines.

Languedoc Sightseeing Tours

Moving East, reach the Languedoc region of France. Some of the most amazing sightseeing options include the visit of the walled town of Carcassonne. Toulouse is the perfect gateway to this very large region France and other essential destinations include a guided tour of Lourdes, visit of Albi and the numerous medieval Bastides villages that dot the whole area.

Provence Sightseeing Tours

If you are making your way towards Provence, stop in Arles where you will follow the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh. Nîmes will be on the bucket list of all those that crave for Roman Architecture and the Pont du Gard aqueduct makes for a great sightseeing day trip out of Aix en Provence. If you are in the area during the months of June, July and beginning of August then your day trips from Avignon or Aix en Provence will certainly include a drive through the beautiful lavender fields. Finally, one cannot come to Provence without visiting the Luberon region and its numerous villages that are classified as the most beautiful of France.

French Riviera Sightseeing Tours

To the south, discover the French Riviera. Both Cannes & Nice make for great places to stay if you are looking to enjoy both the Mediterranean atmosphere or wishing to head in the hinterland. Visit classy Monaco or take some time playing 'Boules' in Saint Paul de Vence where you might encounter some rich & famous that delightly mix with the locals to play this ancestral game.

Rhone Valley & French Alps Sightseeing Tours

Following the Rhone Valley towards the North, stop on the way in Annecy and take some day trips in the French Alps. Visit Chamonix and take the famous Montenvers train for a stunning view of the Sea of Ice. From there, Burgundy is just a stone's throw away. 

On the way, admire Notre Dame du Haut in Ronchamp. This is where the famous French Architect, Le Corbusier, built a chapel in 1955. 

Burgundy Sightseeing Tours

Once in Beaune or Dijon, ideal starting points for any Burgundy Wine Tour, discover and taste some of the most famous Pinot Noir wines of France. Burgundy is also a fantastic destination for all history and cultural buffs as the region possesses a very large amount of Abbeys, Castles and medieval towns & villages.

Alsace Sightseeing Tours

Further North, visit Alsace where sightseeing opportunities are possible from both the charming town of Colmar or the city of Strasbourg. Once there, mix visits to enchanting authentic villages and towns with tastings of local white wines. Tradition and a strong regional identity are some of the unique characteristics that make this region so unique.

The Somme & Champagne Sightseeing Tours

The eastern part of France is also home to WWI and WWII battlefield sites such as Verdun that one must visit so as to pay homage to those fallen. In the Somme region, local tour guides that are passionate about history will explain and recount the many battles that took place so as to better understand what took place just over 100 years ago. 

From there, the Champagne region awaits and what better than some great bubbly to finish this sightseeing tour of France. Relax as you sip on Moet & Chandon or Veuve Clicquot Champagne while visiting their underground cellars.