Bonjour!
I’m Quentin, a Parisian passionate about sharing French culture with visitors.
⭐ After 3 years guiding in Lyon, I'm back in my hometown Paris... And I can't wait to show you around!
One street away from the crowds, discover a living Paris that still feels like a village ❤️ This walk connects 2,000 years of history with authentic local life.
Let's discover the places I believe you shouldn’t miss
- Notre-Dame Cathedral: how it became a symbol of Paris thanks to Victor Hugo.
- Secret courtyards and medieval houses (somehow still standing).
- Fashion icon: Le Marais is the beating heart of Paris — where next year’s trends start today.
- Revolutions & WWII: look up! Cannonballs and bullet marks still visible.
- Jewish history and memory in the heart of the city.
*Jokes included (free of charge)!
*Experience the city like a local, with insider tips
*Do you know pétanque? If we’re lucky we’ll see locals playing… if we’re very lucky, we’ll join them
Meeting Point: In front of Notre-Dame, by the green statue of the king on horseback with two guards. (On the right side of the square when facing the cathedral). I’ll be wearing a beret and holding a notebook. You can arrive 30 minutes early to visit the cathedral on your own before we start :)
We finish the tour in front of Victor Hugo’s house, after beginning at Notre-Dame — the setting of his most famous novel. You’ll end the tour in the heart of several lively Parisian neighborhoods, with plenty of great restaurant options for every budget and taste.
We start right next to the legendary Notre-Dame Cathedral. ⚠️ You can arrive 30 minutes early to visit the cathedral’s interior on your own before we start :)
Paris’ City Hall stands as a witness to revolutions, fires, and rebirth.
A peaceful place of memory, dedicated to the resilience of Paris after the 2015 attacks. Here, we talk about modern Paris. Its spirit, its cafés, and the way life always returns to the streets.
Hidden between modern façades, these crooked medieval houses remind us that Paris was once a small village.
A powerful stop that connects medieval Paris to the stories of the 20th century and today’s living neighbourhood.
One of the most impressive medieval buildings in Paris, still marked by a real cannonball stuck in its wall
A true slice of local life. We’ll see Parisians playing pétanque and if they are not here, we'll play ourselves!
A small village within the city, where quiet streets, historic churches, and local cafés show a softer, more intimate side of Paris.
Fragments of the medieval wall built by King Philippe Auguste reveal how Paris grew from a fortified town into a global capital.
Step inside a hidden Renaissance courtyard, a secret passage that feels frozen in time. Favorite shorcut of my mother :)
Our grand finale: the oldest planned royal square in Paris
We finish the tour in front of Victor Hugo’s house, after beginning it at Notre-Dame — the setting of his most famous novel.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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