Let yourself be transported through time by unusual characters who will introduce you to their era and a forgotten Paris…
Discover the Cemetery with the famous Sibylle of the Revolution!
Galbala no longer recognises Lutetia. Can you help her?
A somewhat scatterbrained Queen who seems to have stepped through a time portal…
The unmissable monument described by the daughter of its builder.
Bichette, little street urchin, drags you into her hideout!
Galbala needs your help! This pretty Gallic girl remembers being invited to a show at the Arènes de Lutèce… But the bard’s nasal voice was so piercing that she fell asleep. And when children’s cries woke her up in the early hours of the morning, she found herself in a completely different Lutetia, 2,000 years later. What is she doing in Paris today and how can she return to her own era? Galbala will tell you all about the capital’s Gallo-Roman past as you follow a route linking the Clovis Tower to the Palais de la Cité, passing by the Pantheon, the Forum and the Cluny thermal baths. Along the way, you’ll have to solve various puzzles… The goal: to find the magic potion that will send Galbala back to her native Lutetia!

Catherine de Medici is a Queen of France, wife of Henry II! She was also the mother and regent of three kings! But last night she was still sitting in the council that decided on the terrible St Bartholomew’s Day massacre… What happened? She no longer recognises Paris! Through games and puzzles, help her find her way back, to try to repair the turmoil of the Wars of Religion. A fun activity for the whole family to discover the architecture of castles and churches. You will explore a magnificent parish where many artists have prayed, yet which has nearly disappeared on several occasions. Then you can admire the façades of the Louvre, whose stones will reveal their secrets to you!When the tour is intended for a very young audience, it is possible to offer a snack break. To do so, we will need to establish a budget.
Who better to show you around the labyrinthine corridors of Paris’ largest cemetery? After almost 200 years in her final resting place, Mademoiselle Lenormand is starting to get bored! Although she still enjoys humming with Chopin, laughing with Desproges, philosophising with Allan Kardec and dancing with Isadora Duncan, she would love to meet some new faces! How delighted she will be to guide you to the graves of her friends and introduce you to all the souls she frequents! Our Sibylle will be sure to tell you all about the history of the place and its intrigues…


Claire Eiffel, Gustave’s eldest daughter, knows the tower like the back of her hand! And for good reason: she supported her father in all his endeavours! Orphaned by her mother at the age of 14, she took on the role with determination, looking after her brothers and sisters with perfection and helping her father in his professional work. She was a source of good advice and a great help to the Eiffel company! Discover the history and secrets of the tower that was the world’s tallest monument for 40 years, with all its symbolism of modernism and splendour! The tour can be done around the Tower or by visiting the Tower itself.
PLEASE NOTE
Admission to the monument requires the purchase of a ticket, the price of which varies according to your age, privileges, preferences, etc.
Access to the 2nd floor is on foot or by lift.
Access to the 3rd floor (top) is by lift only.
As your guide, the price of my ticket will be included in the cost of the service.
Want to discover the neighbourhood of artists, communards and parties? Montmartre wasn’t always a Parisian neighbourhood, and you can tell! Between the headless man, the man who walks through walls and the cheerful “republicans” of the hill, it’s clear that something is different here…Bichette will take you on a tour of her village, introducing you to characters full of passion and personality! It’s a fun way to explore the hill and soak up the atmosphere of this famous Parisian neighbourhood.
Did you know that most of the monuments are located along the Seine? If you are not staying in Paris for long or if you want to get an overview of the city while enjoying the banks of the Seine, which have now been developed for our enjoyment, I suggest a tour that follows the course of the Seine!
There are two options for enjoying this walk:
ON FOOT: 2 to 4 hours (depending on your preference)
Do you enjoy walking? Would you like to take the time to admire the scenery?
We will stroll along the riverbanks, discovering the history of the Seine, its bridges and the monuments that make Paris what it is!