Paris for art & culture lovers

I loved how light the crowd was! I loved the beauty of the ponds and paths and garden and the house. We wish we could have stayed for days! My mother was a landscape designer with a specialty in aquatic gardens and so it made me feel closer to her memory. And the weather could not have been better. I also loved how undeveloped the land was around Giverny - that you could look out to a pasture with cows and a stream. A truly unspoiled place. It was such a welcome respite (and delightful train ride) from the sweaty, bustling, expense of Paris! I had longed to see Giverny ever since taking an Art History class in college and also selling many copies of the book Linnea in Monet's Garden when I worked in a bookstore in Venice, CA (as well as introducing it to children in my children's school library). Monet's House and Garden at Giverny was one of the best things my daughter, Anna (20), and I did during this too-brief 2 week trip to Europe from Malibu, CA. Thank you for your amazing stewardship of this historic place of artistic inspiration.

This former train station concourse is simply a wonderful venue for art of all kinds. Experiencing this diversity is a gift. We particularly liked the café.

Everything went very smoothly. It was perfectly organized. The only thing we didn't like was the English language. We're French. We live in France and were only going to visit Versailles, which is 300 km from home. The app spoke to us in English, and for the meeting points, they phoned us in English even though we were in France...

Nice experience with this combo tickets to Louvre Museum and Versailles. Is better to have the bookung at the desired time to avoid to stay at long lines.

Easy installation of the application and totally intuitive use of the audio tracks on each stage. The walk itself is interesting and takes you to the highest point of Sacré-Coeur, so you can discover this exceptional view of Paris at the last moment. A good alternative to the guidebook and very good value for money.

The museum and gardens are beautiful. It is, however, very hot inside and also, interested visitors should do well to read up on Rodin and his works beforehand.

The visit to the museum was optimal, right from the (priority) entrance, it allowed us to skip the endless line that had already been created (I recommend visiting the museum in the early hours of the morning), also our guide, prepared, friendly and helpful during his exposition. The museum needs no comment.

Ticketing was easy and worked well. Loved the gardens and house but such a shame they allow so many people there at one time. Just too crowded. All tickets should be pre purchased and numbers limited. The bus taking us had air conditioning issues, pumping hot air out of the vents upstairs. Guides were knowledgable and helpful.