Paris Walking Tours

Paris Walking Tours offers guided explorations of the French capital on foot, by rickshaw, and through the city's most storied neighbourhoods. The company specialises in small-group and private experiences that move at a human pace, allowing visitors to read the city through its architecture, history, and street life rather than from a coach window.

Current tours range from a private rickshaw transfer through central Paris to deep dives into the Marais and its Jewish Quarter, a stroll through the Luxembourg Garden, and a vintage-hunting excursion to the Saint-Ouen flea market at Clignancourt, one of the largest antique markets in the world. Saint-Germain-des-Prés features as a lifestyle tour tracing its literary and artistic past, while a Louvre-focused walk examines the murders and mysteries woven into the museum's long history. The company also holds access to the UNESCO Headquarters on Avenue de Suffren, a modernist complex designed by a team of international architects and opened in 1958, offering guided entry to a building rarely seen by the general public.