Paris Time Machine: Hidden Paris Free Walking Tour (English)





Description
Hot Summer! We'll stay in the shade! Paris has 2,000 years of history and most visitors never see it. It's not in the museums, it's hidden in the streets. We’re a small team of passionate Parisian who came together to show you these hidden corners ❤️ ✅ You'll discover: - Cannonball and bullet marks from revolutions still visible on the walls - The people who shaped Paris: WWII resistance fighters, revolutionaries, kings and emperors - Beautiful churches, hidden gardens, and medieval houses ✅ Understanding Paris today! - From the fire of Notre-Dame to street protests, discover how Paris keeps transforming - Look up! Street art is everywhere in Le Marais! ✅ We'll share our favourite spots: Restaurants / Bars / Hidden corners ❤️ Tips keep the tour running :) You decide what it was worth at the end! * Jokes included at no extra charge
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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 curved 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 into a hidden Renaissance courtyard.. a secret passage that feels frozen in time. My mother’s favorite shortcut
Our grand finale: the oldest planned royal square in Paris, created under the reign of Henry IV.
We finish the tour in front of Victor Hugo’s house, after beginning it at Notre-Dame — the setting of his most famous novel.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels