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Packed with landmarks, pretty as a picture, and undeniably romantic, the French capital knows how to woo visitors. Whether you've already fallen head-over-heels or just getting acquainted, booking Paris tours will help you get to know this charmant city. Admire the UNESCO-listed riverbanks of the Seine aboard a cruise, head to the summit of the Eiffel Tower for unbeatable views, and make eyes at the Mona Lisa on a Louvre excursion. Then, explore further, whether you opt to explore neighborhoods like Le Marais and Montmartre, get gourmet with a wine tasting, or head to Versailles for the day.

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Q:Are guided tours in Paris worth it?
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Yes, Paris tours are worth it. With an expert guide, you’ll get a much deeper look at whatever interests you most in and around Paris. Hear the stories behind the Louvre’s most famous works, find out where Parisians go for baguettes and croissants, or live a day in Louis XIV’s shoes on a tour of Versailles.

Q:How much do Paris tours cost?
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Group experiences, such as half-day sightseeing tours and guided bike rides, typically range from US$45–US$85. Shared food tours and day trips start at US$120 per person, while private tours are more expensive—expect to pay upwards of US$300 for skip-the-line museum visits, river cruises, and the like.

Q:What do you see on Paris tours?
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Paris tours show you the city’s top attractions and historic neighborhoods, from the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and Arc de Triomphe to the markets of the Marais and cabarets of Montmartre. Guided excursions are another option—you can see the Palace of Versailles or Claude Monet’s home in Giverny in just a few hours.

Q:How many days in Paris is enough?
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Four days should give you enough time to dive into Paris’ rich history, revered art scene, and distinctive neighborhoods while making a day trip or two. Dedicate most of your trip to exploring museums like the Louvre and scenic districts such as Montmartre and Champs-Élysées, then head to nearby Versailles or Giverny for a change of scenery.

Q:What is the best month to visit Paris?
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The best month to visit Paris is September, when temperatures hover in the high 60s and low 70s with minimal rain. You’ll also get to experience the City of Lights after the summer crowds have left—but it’s Paris, so know that there will always be tourists.