Le Marais Guided Walking Tour

A stroll through Parisian's favorite neighborhood

Le Marais is a historic district in the 3rd and 4th arrondissements of Paris, France. It spans the right bank of the River Seine and is known for its preserved medieval architecture, narrow streets, and lively atmosphere. This experience takes you on a guided tour of this historic part of Paris, Le Marais. Escaping the sweeping renovations that transformed 19th-century Paris, Le Marais clings to its unique character with narrow streets, peaceful courtyards, and medieval and Renaissance mansions. Did you know, the celebrated author of 'Les Misérables,' Victor Hugo, resided in Le Marais? Today, his former home has been transformed into a museum, offering visitors a captivating peek into his life and literary legacy.

Baroque marvels and sweet treats

You will swing by Paroisse Saint-Paul Saint-Louis, a Jesuit church celebrated for its Baroque architecture. Come across Musée National Picasso, a museum dedicated to the renowned Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. Take a stroll through the lively Jewish quarter and treat your taste buds to the city's best falafel. And hey, don't forget to swing by the coolest new pastry spots in town for some sugary delights such as croissants, éclairs, sweet crêpes, Tarte Tatin, and more.

Throughout your tour, an expert local English-speaking guide will weave tales of jousts, love affairs, treason, and revolution as you stroll through.