Ile de la Cité
The Cicerone has designed a city walking tour that is convenient and interesting. This history tour gives a good over view of the city and its important buildings and art.
This is the best tour of the Ile de la Cité and its history as the City of Light.
A LARGE PRINT MAP IS INCLUDED WITH THE TOUR
This city audio walking tour begins at Notre Dame Cathedral on the Ile de la Cité and ends at the Cluny Museum.
Along the tour, The Cicerone offers information on where to eat and what to avoid. He gives travel tips that make this city walking tour informative and useful.
You can control your own time and pace. Tour the city when you want, walk where you want.
Our walking tour of the historic sites of the city begins at Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the most historic and beautiful Gothic structures in the world.
- Tour where this amazing city began, when it was inhabited by the Parisi
- Discover the history and beauty of France’s contribution to the world’s architecture…Gothic
- This tour tells us why this city has earned the name “ City of Light”
- Tour the city's historic medieval section and enjoy its particular charm.
- Walk to one of the most beautiful buildings in Christendom, Saint Chapelle . Learn its history.
- Hear about the revolution in this city that changed the history of the world. See where Marie Antoinette was held prisoner
- This tour of the city will walk to an English tea room, a famous ice cream parlor, elegant shops for souvenir hunting and charming places to eat.
- You will find out about city travel deals, from the best place to get a museum pass to how much to tip.
- The Paris city tour ends at the historic Cluny museum on the left bank. You will learn the history of this museum and this area’s connection to the ancient pilgrims, our first tourists.
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