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Tour Guides in Paris

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Discover Paris with a local guide. This page lists five tour guides and tour operators in Paris, from walking tours to specialist experiences, with a short description and links to their official websites and Google Maps to compare itineraries and book.

1.Context Travel

Expert-led private and small-group tours focused on art, history and culture.

Why it stands out: Context Travel offers private and small-group Paris tours led by historians, architects, and art experts for under twelve guests.

2.Paris Walks

4.8 ★ · 59 Google reviews

English-language walks covering Paris history, neighborhoods, food and fashion.

Why it stands out: Founded in 1994, Paris Walks offers daily English-language walking tours exploring Paris history, neighborhoods, museums, fashion, and chocolate.

3.Fat Tire Tours Paris

4.9 ★ · 89 Google reviews

Operator offering cycling, walking, monument and Versailles experiences.

Why it stands out: Fat Tire Tours Paris offers guided cycling, walking, and Segway tours across Parisian landmarks, historic neighborhoods, and Versailles.

4.Paris by Mouth

Food-tour operator and restaurant publication offering neighborhood tastings.

Why it stands out: Operating since 2010, Paris by Mouth runs small-group walking food tours through artisan neighborhoods like the Marais and Saint-Germain.

5.Take Walks

Guided Paris sightseeing, museum and cultural experiences.

Why it stands out: Take Walks offers skip-the-line, small-group, and food tours of Paris landmarks like the Louvre and Versailles with local guides.

Planning tips: Tour Guides in Paris

Where to look
Tour Guides in Paris often work around Le Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Montmartre, the Canal Saint-Martin and the 8th arrondissement around the Champs-Élysées.
When to go
April to June and September to October bring mild weather and fewer crowds than July and August.
Prices & tipping
Prices are in euros; service is included in the bill in France, so tipping is a small extra rather than an obligation.
Getting around
The Métro and RER reach almost every neighbourhood, and central districts are easy to explore on foot.
Good to know
Small-group and private tours can be tailored to your interests — ask before booking.

Details may change — check the official website before visiting. Report a correction.

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