Paris Discovery Tour

Book your unforgettable expert-led day tour of Paris

Looking for an exciting, effort-free way to experience the City of Light? Get ready to dive into the heart of French culture on an unforgettable Paris day trip from London with our private, guided tours. From exploring the architectural marvels to the Opera Garnier to the iconic Eiffel Tower, the charming streets of the Marais or the scholarly ambience of the Latin Quarter, you'll travel in luxury with your personal chauffeur and guide for the entirety of your tour. MyUKtour will remove the hassle from your Parisian day adventure, so you can soak in the stunning cityscape and historic wonders of Paris, while we handle everything else.

Tour Features

  • Duration: Full one day tour

  • Starting: London hotel, Heathrow/Gatwick Airport, Southampton Cruise Terminal

  • Finishing: London, Southampton (or wherever you wish)

  • Tour is customisable

  • Private luxury vehicle and driver/guide

Sightseeing Tours in Paris

  • Opera Garnier

  • Place Vendôme

  • Palais Royal

  • The Louvre

  • Seine River Pass

  • Hotel de Ville

  • Ile St Louis

  • The Marais District

  • Luxembourg Garden

  • Church of St Sulpice

  • Saint Germain District

  • French Institute and Orsay Museum

  • Place de la Concorde

  • Champs Elysées and Arc de Triomphe

  • Eiffel Tower

  • Montmartre

  • Left Bank and Old Paris

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Your Journey Through Paris

Ready to soak in the magic of Paris, where every corner tells a story, and each street offers interesting historical insight? Your private, expert guide will take you through architectural masterpieces, legendary avenues and serene parks, all from the comfort of your luxury Mercedes minivan.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Opera Garnier

    Begin your tour with the awe-inspiring Opera Garnier, a symbol of Parisian elegance and art. Its grandeur and history set the tone for an unforgettable journey through the city's cultural heritage.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Place Vendôme

    Marvel at the symmetrical beauty of Place Vendôme, a testament to 17th-century architectural excellence. This square, with its majestic column, encapsulates the grandiosity of French art and history – and is the perfect place for picture-taking!

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Palais Royal

    Next, the Palais Royal, with its serene gardens and striking architecture, offers a glimpse into the lives of French royalty and the evolution of Parisian society.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    The Louvre

    An outside visit to the world-renowned Louvre Museum, home to iconic artwork like the Mona Lisa and Monet Water Lilies. While we won't venture inside, the exterior alone is a sight to behold.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    River Seine

    One for the bucket list is a visit to the iconic River Seine As we drive along the Seine, you'll witness the history of Paris unfold. The river's banks, dotted with iconic landmarks like the Conciergerie and Notre Dame Cathedral (for an outside visit), tell the centuries-old story of the city.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Ile St Louis and Hotel de Ville

    Discover the charming Ile St Louis and the majestic Hotel de Ville (City Hall) which are essential to Parisian life, each with its own unique story and significance to the city's heritage.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    The Marais District

    Next, we'll venture into the vibrant Marais, a district renowned for its rich history, beautiful mansions along Rue des Francs Bourgeois and the picturesque Place des Vosges. This area's dynamic past and lively present offer a fascinating exploration.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Left Bank and Old Paris

    Crossing over to the Left Bank, you'll have free time to immerse yourself in the intellectual and artistic soul of Paris. The Latin Quarter, with its historic Sorbonne University, and the Pantheon, the resting place of France's great minds, await your discovery.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Luxembourg Garden and Saint Germain District

    Experience the tranquillity of Luxembourg Garden, an elegant oasis in the city and stroll through the Saint Germain district, a hub for artists and writers since the 1920s, alive with history and creativity.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Opera Garnier

    Begin your tour with the awe-inspiring Opera Garnier, a symbol of Parisian elegance and art. Its grandeur and history set the tone for an unforgettable journey through the city's cultural heritage.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Place Vendôme

    Marvel at the symmetrical beauty of Place Vendôme, a testament to 17th-century architectural excellence. This square, with its majestic column, encapsulates the grandiosity of French art and history – and is the perfect place for picture-taking!

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Palais Royal

    Next, the Palais Royal, with its serene gardens and striking architecture, offers a glimpse into the lives of French royalty and the evolution of Parisian society.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    The Louvre

    An outside visit to the world-renowned Louvre Museum, home to iconic artwork like the Mona Lisa and Monet Water Lilies. While we won't venture inside, the exterior alone is a sight to behold.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    River Seine

    One for the bucket list is a visit to the iconic River Seine As we drive along the Seine, you'll witness the history of Paris unfold. The river's banks, dotted with iconic landmarks like the Conciergerie and Notre Dame Cathedral (for an outside visit), tell the centuries-old story of the city.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Ile St Louis and Hotel de Ville

    Discover the charming Ile St Louis and the majestic Hotel de Ville (City Hall) which are essential to Parisian life, each with its own unique story and significance to the city's heritage.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    The Marais District

    Next, we'll venture into the vibrant Marais, a district renowned for its rich history, beautiful mansions along Rue des Francs Bourgeois and the picturesque Place des Vosges. This area's dynamic past and lively present offer a fascinating exploration.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Left Bank and Old Paris

    Crossing over to the Left Bank, you'll have free time to immerse yourself in the intellectual and artistic soul of Paris. The Latin Quarter, with its historic Sorbonne University, and the Pantheon, the resting place of France's great minds, await your discovery.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Luxembourg Garden and Saint Germain District

    Experience the tranquillity of Luxembourg Garden, an elegant oasis in the city and stroll through the Saint Germain district, a hub for artists and writers since the 1920s, alive with history and creativity.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Opera Garnier

    Begin your tour with the awe-inspiring Opera Garnier, a symbol of Parisian elegance and art. Its grandeur and history set the tone for an unforgettable journey through the city's cultural heritage.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Place Vendôme

    Marvel at the symmetrical beauty of Place Vendôme, a testament to 17th-century architectural excellence. This square, with its majestic column, encapsulates the grandiosity of French art and history – and is the perfect place for picture-taking!

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Palais Royal

    Next, the Palais Royal, with its serene gardens and striking architecture, offers a glimpse into the lives of French royalty and the evolution of Parisian society.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    The Louvre

    An outside visit to the world-renowned Louvre Museum, home to iconic artwork like the Mona Lisa and Monet Water Lilies. While we won't venture inside, the exterior alone is a sight to behold.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    River Seine

    One for the bucket list is a visit to the iconic River Seine As we drive along the Seine, you'll witness the history of Paris unfold. The river's banks, dotted with iconic landmarks like the Conciergerie and Notre Dame Cathedral (for an outside visit), tell the centuries-old story of the city.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Ile St Louis and Hotel de Ville

    Discover the charming Ile St Louis and the majestic Hotel de Ville (City Hall) which are essential to Parisian life, each with its own unique story and significance to the city's heritage.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    The Marais District

    Next, we'll venture into the vibrant Marais, a district renowned for its rich history, beautiful mansions along Rue des Francs Bourgeois and the picturesque Place des Vosges. This area's dynamic past and lively present offer a fascinating exploration.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Left Bank and Old Paris

    Crossing over to the Left Bank, you'll have free time to immerse yourself in the intellectual and artistic soul of Paris. The Latin Quarter, with its historic Sorbonne University, and the Pantheon, the resting place of France's great minds, await your discovery.

  • The ruins of Kilchurn castle are on Loch Awe, the longest fresh water loch in Scotland.

    Luxembourg Garden and Saint Germain District

    Experience the tranquillity of Luxembourg Garden, an elegant oasis in the city and stroll through the Saint Germain district, a hub for artists and writers since the 1920s, alive with history and creativity.

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Lunch Break in the Heart of Paris

After a morning filled with Paris sightseeing, it's time to indulge in another of the city's renowned attractions – its cuisine. France is renowned for its food and some of the country's best dining experiences are in Paris. Your guide, well-versed in the best places to eat in the city, will lead you to a carefully selected restaurant or bistro that suits your taste preferences and dietary requirements.

Savouring Paris:

  • Bespoke Dining - Whether you crave the rustic charm of a traditional bistro or the refined elegance of a Michelin-starred restaurant, your culinary stop will be tailored to you.

  • Local Delights - Taste the best of Parisian gastronomy, including but not limited to, succulent meats, fresh seafood, indulgent pastries and, of course, the world-famous French cheeses and wines.

  • Gastronomic Exploration - Experience the rich flavours of French cuisine, from classic dishes to contemporary takes on traditional favourites.

  • Cultural Immersion - Dining in Paris is as much about the experience as it is about the food. Enjoy the ambience, the art of dining and the joy of sharing a meal in the most romantic city in the world.

Ready to be Romanced by Paris

After a morning filled with Paris sightseeing, it's time to indulge in another of the city's renowned attractions – its cuisine. France is renowned for its food and some of the country's best dining experiences are in Paris. Your guide, well-versed in the best places to eat in the city, will lead you to a carefully selected restaurant or bistro that suits your taste preferences and dietary requirements.

Why Choose Us?

  • Luxury and comfort - Travel in style with our air-conditioned Mercedes minivan, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is memorable.

  • Expertise and insight - Benefit from the knowledge and passion of your private, licensed guide, dedicated to bringing the stories of Paris to life.

  • Customisable itinerary - Your wishes are our command. Your tour can be easily customised to your wishes, ensuring a truly personal experience.

  • Hassle Free - We take care of all the details, from hotel pickup to restaurant reservations, leaving you free to immerse yourself in the beauty and history of Paris.

  • Various tours of France are available, including Normandy, Mont St. Michel and the Champagne region. We also offer private day tours from London for those wanting a full tourist experience of famous UK landmarks.

Make Your Paris Dreams a Reality

Whether it’s your first time in Paris or a return to the city you love, our tour is designed to deepen your connection to this magical city. Get ready to marvel at its beautiful hot spots, dive into its history and indulge in its world-class cuisine. With MyUKtour, your Parisian adventure awaits – a journey of discovery, elegance and unforgettable moments.

Book Your Tour Today

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore Paris in-depth and in comfort. Contact us now to reserve your tour and take the first step towards a Parisian experience you’ll treasure forever. Let MyUKtour be your guide to the wonders of Paris. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our helpful team to learn more today.

Visiting Paris's Icons

After lunch, the full-day tour continues with an afternoon filled with Paris’s most famous sightseeing attractions.

Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle

French Institute and Orsay Museum

We begin our afternoon with an exterior view of these cultural beacons. The Musee d’Orsay, housed in a Beaux-Arts railway station, is a treasure trove of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces, offering a visual feast even from the outside.

Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle

Place de la Concorde

Standing at the heart of French history, the Place de la Concorde is a monumental square that has witnessed some of the most pivotal moments in France. Its grandeur and historical significance make it a compelling stop for history lovers.

Standing at the heart of French history, the Place de la Concorde is a monumental square that has witnessed some of the most pivotal moments in France. Its grandeur and historical significance make it a compelling stop for history lovers.

Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle

Champs Elysées and Arc de Triomphe

A drive up the world-famous Champs Elysées brings us to the majestic Arc de Triomphe. This monument commemorates those who fought and died for France, providing a poignant reminder of the nation’s history and resilience.

Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle

Eiffel Tower

No visit to Paris would be complete without beholding the Iron Lady. One of the most famous landmarks in Europe, a stop at the Eiffel Tower allows for unforgettable photo opportunities and moments to cherish, capturing the place of Parisian magic.

Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle

Montmartre

As the day nears its end, we venture to the bohemian heart of Paris. Montmartre, with its cobbled streets and artistic legacy, invites you into a world where artists like Renoir, Picasso and Van Gogh found inspiration. A walking tour through Place du Tertre offers glimpses of this unique artistic community.

Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle

Basilica of Sacre Coeur

Concluding our tour, the Sacre Coeur Basilica stands majestically atop Montmartre, offering panoramic views of the city. Its serene interior and breathtaking vantage point provide a moment of reflection and awe, marking the perfect end to your Paris city tour.

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Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle
Edinburgh castle