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Live like a local in Paris for 48 hours! Whether you’re an art lover, complete foodie, or shopaholic; finding fun things to do in Paris for 2 days is easy. Looking for exactly what to do in Paris for 2 days? Look no further! Day 1: Explore the historic district of Le Marais Originally famous for its traditional Jewish bakeries and delis, Marais has now transformed into one of the trendiest areas in Paris. There are a number of chic boutiques, hipster bars, and Parisian cafes to explore. The area is also home to many free museums, such as the Maison de Victor Hugo and Musée Carnavelet. Head here to learn a little more about Jewish art and history. Day: 1: Stroll around in Montmartre Although there’s no denying that Montmartre is touristy in parts, it also has a lot to offer if you’re interested in the local art scene. Soak in the artsy ambiance as you wander around to famous sites such as the Basilica of the Sacré-Coeur and the Museum of Montmartre. Day 2: Jardin du Luxembourg Visit this much-loved oasis in the middle of the city, with plenty of lush lawns and beautiful terraces to explore. Many local families love to frequent the Jardin du Luxembourg on weekends. Other than the more ornate and manicured gardens, it also has modern playgrounds and various sporting activities on offer. Day 2: Spend an evening at the Moulin Rouge The world-famous cabaret is a must-see for those of you lucky enough to spend 2 days in Paris! Take a picture under the iconic red windmill and head inside the venue to enjoy a truly extravagant show like no other!
Lucien gave my family and I a wonderful tour of the Orsay Museum. He is knowledgeable and makes the tour engaging. Would definitely recommend.
We booked a second tour w/ Hugo on a return trip to Paris because we had such a good experience the first time! Hugo is an excellent guide. He loves art, is incredibly knowledgeable, and does a great job of making art accessible to all ages and backgrounds. He curates what he shows you, which is incredibly helpful in an overwhelming space like the Louvre, and is happy to answer any/all questions. He is also thoughtful about customizing information if you have kids, or special interests. His english is excellent and he's charming. He also uses a mic/headphone system which helps tremendously w/ communicating in crowded spaces. We would happily book with him again!
We loved our experience with Aneta. She listened to our desires and needs and made sure to take us to spots that would be unique and personal. We had two high school girls and two moms and she took all of that into consideration. We loved getting to meet the designers and Aneta herself was lovely. I would definitely book an experience with her again.
We’ve toured with many private guides; Fernanda is among the best. She is not only extremely informative but so enthusiastic. She welcomed every question; whenever we showed interest in an object we were passing on the way to elsewhere she stopped and gave a full explanation. She was a lot of fun, too, and so friendly. And prompt, too. Our trips to Musee D’Orsay and The Louvre were much richer and rewarding because of her. We highly recommend Fernanda and would tour with her again.