The Best Private Paris Tour with a Car, Tour Guide and Pick up

Your professional driver and licensed tour guide will meet you directly at your Paris hotel or accommodation. The tour is fully private and customizable, allowing you to prioritize the landmarks you want to see most.

Depending on traffic and your chosen duration (2–8 hours), you will cover top Paris highlights with time for photo stops and short walks where possible. Longer tours allow for additional neighborhoods, café breaks, or short interior visits.

No visit to Paris is complete without the Eiffel Tower. We’ll take you to the best vantage point for unforgettable photos, with your guide sharing the story of how this once-controversial structure became the ultimate emblem of France.
Longer tours allow for extra time to walk closer to the base, capturing different angles and soaking in the buzzing atmosphere around this world-famous landmark.

Stand beneath the massive arch built by Napoleon to honor his Grand Army. Admire the intricate reliefs telling stories of triumph and sacrifice. Your guide explains the significance of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the arch and how this site became a national symbol of French resilience. Perfect photo opportunity with the Champs-Élysées stretching behind you.

Drive or stroll down this legendary boulevard lined with luxury boutiques, grand theaters, and lively cafés. On shorter tours, you’ll enjoy the views from the comfort of your private car; on longer ones, you can step out, walk a stretch of the avenue, and feel the buzz of Parisian life. If time allows, stop for a quick espresso or browse a boutique.

Even from the outside, the Louvre is breathtaking. Walk around the glass pyramid and marvel at the former royal palace that now houses the world’s greatest art collection. Your guide will point out architectural highlights and share stories of the treasures inside, from the Mona Lisa to the Venus de Milo.
Full entry requires hours and is not part of this tour, but you’ll leave with fantastic photos and insider tips for a future visit.

Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of Paris’ most famous landmarks, standing proudly on the Île de la Cité since the 12th century. From the main square, you can admire its grand twin towers, detailed Gothic carvings, and legendary gargoyles that have watched over the city for centuries. Your guide will share stories of its rich history, including Victor Hugo’s novel that helped save it from demolition and the ongoing restoration after the 2019 fire.

This tour does not go inside the cathedral, as entry lines can take several hours, but you’ll have time for stunning photos and to soak in its impressive atmosphere.

Optional stop on 4-hour or longer tours: A masterpiece of 19th-century architecture, the Palais Garnier is one of Paris’ most beautiful buildings, with a richly decorated façade of columns, sculptures, and gilded details. It’s the setting that inspired The Phantom of the Opera and remains a cultural landmark for ballet and opera lovers worldwide. The stop allows for exterior photos and a closer look at the ornate details of this grand theater. Interior visits take longer and are not included on short tours but can be added for full-day options.

Optional stop on 4-hour or longer tours: The next stop on our Paris tour is the enchanting Luxembourg Gardens. This picturesque oasis invites you to wander through beautifully manicured lawns, vibrant flowerbeds, and tranquil pathways. Take a moment to relax by the iconic Medici Fountain and immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of this beloved Parisian retreat.

Optional stop on 4-hour or longer tours: Wander through narrow cobblestone streets brimming with old bookstores, student cafés, and lively squares. Your guide explains how this area has been the city’s center of learning and creativity for centuries, home to the Sorbonne University and countless famous writers and artists.

Optional stop on 6-hour or longer tours: Discover the striking golden dome of this historic complex dedicated to France’s military past. Learn about its role as a hospital and retirement home for war veterans, and see where Napoleon Bonaparte rests in a monumental tomb beneath the dome.

On 6-hour and 8-hour tours, climb (by car) to Paris’ highest point, Montmartre. Explore the charming artist’s square, where painters still display their work, and visit the gleaming white Basilica of Sacré-Cœur. From the steps, you’ll have one of the best panoramic views of the entire city – an unmissable photo stop and a taste of old Paris’ bohemian soul.