An artistic apéritif in Paris with Sugio & Cosima

Appreciate urban art on a curated excursion

Learn to mix amazing cocktails at an iconic bar

Carve Parisian rock with a master stonemason

Transform your body with boldstep workout

Root-to-leaf: A Parisian market visit with De Vie

Insider access to Paris’ best art galleries with a curator

I’m Arthur, and I have years of experience curating contemporary art exhibitions and collaborating with renowned artists, galleries, and brands. Join me for an experience that goes beyond a simple gallery tour, where I’ll give you access to a behind-the-scenes look of a world often reserved for insiders. • We’ll begin at internationally renowned galleries like Perrotin and Thaddaeus Ropac, viewing works that push artistic boundaries. Depending on the day, we might get the chance to meet with artists, collectors, or the influential gallerists. • From there, we’ll make our way to avant-garde, independent galleries like Suzanne Tarasieve and Balice Hertling, where you’ll discover emerging artists and their unique perspectives, getting even more exclusive access to the inspiring personalities making contemporary art in Paris today. • We’ll wrap up our day with a visit to a cafe in the Marais, where we’ll exchange thoughts on the artists, collectors, and gallerists shaping Paris’ art culture. From the first stop until the moment we say our goodbyes, you’ll get access to my insider knowledge as I introduce you to my favorite artists and galleries in Paris, leaving you with a memorable connection to the city’s contemporary art.

Paris Before the Crowds: Sunrise Biking Tour with breakfast

Oh lala, Paris at dawn! Picture this: you, a bicycle, and the world-famous landmarks, all without the usual tourist hordes. Imagine greeting the Eiffel Tower as the city wakes, crossing the Alexander III Bridge in perfect silence, and having the Louvre's pyramid all to yourself. From the Seine's glittering riverbanks to Notre Dame's majestic silhouette, it's Paris as few ever experience it - serene, breathtaking, and actually visible without a forest of selfie sticks in the way. What you'll love most: - Eiffel Tower when you can actually see it (not just other tourists' heads) - Louvre Pyramid without the usual crowd of photographers - Alexander III Bridge when you can stop for photos without causing a traffic jam - Authentic French breakfast with fresh tartine at a charming local café While we can't control the weather (we're good, but not that good), we can promise a morning in Paris like no other. Space is limited for 8 people—book now!

Book Exclusive Eiffel Tower Photoshoot Parisian Photographer

To get an idea of ​​the images you can get, you can check out my _ parisphotographer.paula. No people and crowds in the background. You will have the Eiffel Tower as background. Knowing points that only locals know. Let's meet at this address: 17 place du Trocadero et du 11 novembre. Then we will walk around the neighborhood to shoot in unique locations with perfect and unique angles for your photos. The experience will always be private! You can take home personalized photos - a unique reminder of your time in Paris. This experience is offering couple, engagement, marriage, elopement, pre-marriage, family, surprise proposal, 15 year old book and individual photos (fashion, birthday, blogger) Other things to note _I recommend leave the passport in the hotel, because we do not need the passport; _Take comfortable footwear to wear while walking.

See 30+ Top Paris Sights, Fun Guide

Leave your map behind and follow us, your English speaking show-people, who will take you on exploration of 30+ Top Paris Sights. You will hear about and possibly meet some the legends of one of Europe’s best-loved cities. Included in the tour; the best place for photo's of the incredible Eiffel Tower, we'll take a lively stroll through old Montmartre where Van Gogh and Pablo Picasso once lived, then upwards to the Sacre-Coeur for the best panoramic view of the City of Light. The show continues down with a view of the Champs Élysées and the majestic Arc de Triomphe and who can forget... the Moulin Rouge. We will experience a beautiful slice of French culture in the Latin Quater where you can pick up a snack (not included) from a nearby street market filled with patisseries, fresh fruit markets, cafes, fromageries (cheese shops), chocolate and wine shops and anything else you might like. After that it's back on the trail. For over a 1000yrs the English have annoyed the French. We will be able to give you our personal insights on how to avoid certain embarrassing mis-understandings. Making this a super original experience. Other things to note Please bring an umbrella if the forecast indicates rain and wear a comfy pair of shoes, as we'll be on foot most of the time (with lots of breaks to chat and rest). Bring a camera and drinks.

Notre-Dame Island Tour & Sainte-Chapelle VIP Entry

Eiffel Tower and Trocadero Gardens Tour

Skip the lines to see the Louvre's masterpieces

Un après-midi avec Van Gogh à Auvers-sur-Oise

N'avez-vous jamais rêvé d’un moment hors du temps en compagnie de votre artiste préféré ? Il suffit de me rejoindre à la gare du Nord (Paris), où je vous emmènerai loin de la cohue des musées parisiens, à Auvers-sur-Oise. C’est ici qu’il peignit ses 74 dernières toiles, stimulé par la beauté des paysages et profitant du calme que lui offrait ce charmant village du parc régional naturel du Vexin. Tout au long de cette excursion vous découvrirez la vie du célèbre peintre, ainsi que les endroits qu’il a côtoyés et dont il s’est inspiré pour réaliser plusieurs de ses œuvres, à commencer par l’église Notre-Dame de l’Assomption. Nous irons ensuite à l’auberge Ravoux, aujourd'hui devenue musée et restaurant. Vous profiterez d’une visite guidée de ce lieu où il séjourna plusieurs mois. Nous poursuivrons par une promenade à travers la ville et la forêt où vous pourrez admirer les lieux que Van Gogh a transformé en œuvres mondialement connues, comme la maison du docteur Gachet, Les racines d’arbre et Le champ de blé aux corbeaux. Nous terminerons ce parcours en nous rendant sur la tombe de l’artiste, qui repose au milieu des champs, avant de reprendre le train vers Paris. PRÉCISIONS : - Les billets de train et de musée sont compris dans le tarif de la visite. - Pensez à prendre une gourde, des vêtements de pluie et des chaussures confortables (45 minutes/1 heure de marche)