Paris
2026-03-19
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The Easter holidays, also known as spring holidays, take place from 11 to 27 April 2026. This period is an opportunity to discover with your family many unmissable events in Paris. Take advantage of our Paris Discovery tour to visit the different places in the capital.
As the days grow warmer, the sun casts Paris in a soft springtime light. Whether it’s your first visit to Paris or the city already has your heart, it’s the ideal time to try out some quirky, cultural or just plain relaxing activities.
Fancy experiencing Paris like in a series? Since Emily in Paris took the world by storm, fans have been dreaming of exploring the city through its iconic scenes, charming cafés and picture-perfect streets. From romantic spots to legendary landmarks and irresistible Parisian vibes, follow an itinerary inspired by the show and rediscover the city with a fresh sense of wonder. Ready to experience Paris like Emily? Let’s go.
Step into the heart of the Musée d’Orsay, where Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and 19th-century masterpieces await. Explore its unique collections, admire the architecture of the former train station, and plan your visit to make the most of this essential stop on Paris’s cultural journey.
Considered one of the most important cities in Europe and one of the most beautiful in the world, Paris is home to a wealth of monuments. Here is a short summary of the famous buildings and historical sites you should visit if you are in the French capital
On arrival in Paris, tourists who have never previously set foot in the French capital dream only of one thing: admiring the place nicknamed “the Iron Lady”. At over 300 metres high, for more than 40 years after its completion it was the tallest structure ever built. Here are some facts few people know about the Eiffel Tower.
Paris has almost 500 green spaces, from small squares to large parks with trees. Almost all the parks and gardens in the capital are free. Pack a picnic and take advantage of the Tootbus tours to get to the main parks in the capital.
Crossing the Seine, Paris is famous for its bridges: Discover their history and their characteristics. Our beautiful French capital has dozens of bridges over the Seine, 37 to be more precise. There are many others, whether they pass over the canals or over the peripherals or they that still serve as pedestrian footbridges. Each one has its own history and makes the charm of Paris.
When discovering Paris, you can't miss Montmartre. Located in the 18th arrondissement, it is one of the most famous districts of Paris. Find our suggestions for walks in the Montmartre district so as not to miss anything of this place. Follow the guide!
One of the most iconic monuments of Paris, the Basilica of Sacré-Cœur sits at the top of Montmartre.
Kids’ Ultimate Bus Experience
Bus tour with Seine cruise & walking tours
Bus tour + walking tours