City tour
Paris by Scooter
A two-wheeled starting point for seeing central Paris at street level.
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Start with the kind of day you want. These existing categories make it easier to move from a broad idea to relevant places and activities.
Featured activity listings
A practical edit of places retained from this directory. Street addresses have been removed; consult each listing and the venue’s current information before setting out.
Food experience
Original Food Tours
Explore French food culture through a guided tasting experience.
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Guided discovery
Paris Charms & Secrets
A guided approach to stories and details beyond the headline sights.
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Fashion & design
La Galerie Dior
An exhibition setting devoted to fashion history and creative craft.
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Museum
Musée d’Orsay
A major art collection in one of the city’s distinctive museum settings.
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Architecture & performance
Palais Garnier
Explore an ornate landmark associated with the Opéra National de Paris.
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Garden
Jardin du Luxembourg
A formal city garden suited to walking, pausing and a slower afternoon.
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Museum
Musée du Louvre
A vast collection that rewards choosing a focused route in advance.
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Neighbourhood
Montmartre
Hillside streets, viewpoints and artistic history in northern Paris.
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Viewpoint
Place du Trocadéro
A broad public space known for open views towards the Eiffel Tower.
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Park
Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
A landscaped park offering paths, slopes and a break from dense streets.
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Waterside walk
Canal Saint-Martin
A relaxed corridor for walking beside the water and exploring nearby streets.
View listing →Planning note: Listings are discovery tools rather than guarantees. Admission arrangements, closures and reservation requirements can change, so verify current details directly before travelling.
How to build a balanced day
Paris can be demanding if every hour is scheduled. A simple sequence keeps the itinerary useful without removing room for discovery.
Choose one anchor
Start with one museum, landmark or booked experience that matters most.
Add one nearby area
Pair the anchor with a garden, neighbourhood or walk in the same part of the city.
Allow extra time
Leave space for entry queues, transport changes, meals and unplanned pauses.
Check before leaving
Confirm access rules, ticket requirements and current conditions with the venue.
What’s included
From famous sights to slower discoveries
This activity directory brings different kinds of experiences into one place, making it easier to compare a museum morning with a neighbourhood walk, food tour or garden visit.
- Direct links to existing activity listings
- Museums, gardens and cultural landmarks
- Guided food, cycling and city experiences
- Categories for tours, history and hidden gems
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers for planning activities with France Tourism.
Does France Tourism sell attraction tickets?
No. France Tourism is an independent discovery guide. Check ticket availability and final terms with the relevant venue or provider.
Are the listings limited to Paris?
This page currently highlights listings centred on Paris. Use the broader categories and all-listings directory to explore other available entries.
Should museums be reserved in advance?
Requirements vary. Popular museums may use timed entry, so consult their current visitor information before your chosen day.
How many major attractions fit into one day?
Usually fewer than a map suggests. Choose one principal attraction and combine it with nearby streets, a park or a meal to limit unnecessary transfers.
Are opening arrangements shown here?
No. Time-sensitive hours and location details have intentionally not been reproduced. Verify them directly before visiting.
How can I find outdoor activities?
Browse the parks, tours and activities categories, then check weather, access and any equipment requirements.
Know an experience worth adding?
Contribute a relevant activity or attraction to the France Tourism directory.