Chauffeur Paris Évasion · Private Tours
Discover Paris at your own pace in a premium electric vehicle. Each circuit has been carefully crafted to reveal a unique facet of the city — from hidden courtyards to secret nocturnal viewpoints.
From Oberkampf to Butte-aux-Cailles, dive into alternative Paris — giant murals, colourful alleyways and a bohemian village atmosphere.
Behind the facades of the Bastille neighbourhood lie forgotten cobbled courtyards and secret passageways — witnesses of 19th-century artisan Paris.
A journey through Paris's 19th-century covered arcades — the ancestors of shopping malls, with their mosaics, glass roofs and timeless boutiques.
In the footsteps of Sartre, Hemingway and Balzac, from the legendary cafés of Saint-Germain to the writer's house in Passy.
An unusual tour around Paris's greatest sporting venues — from Roland-Garros to the Parc des Princes, through remarkable architectural stadiums.
Secret hills, Anglo-Norman villas and flower-lined alleyways — Paris has neighbourhoods that look like the countryside, and this tour reveals them all.
The grand tour of the cradle of Paris — medieval monuments, historic bridges and the island's provincial charm, from the Conciergerie to the Tour Saint-Jacques.
Paris's most cosmopolitan neighbourhood combines 17th-century mansions, world-class museums, Jewish heritage and contemporary art in just a few streets.
As darkness falls, Paris transforms into a luminous spectacle. This nocturnal tour connects the most spectacular illuminated landmarks of the capital.
From the Museum of Arts and Crafts to the Gobelins tapestry manufactory, a circuit dedicated to Paris's exceptional craftsmen and industrial heritage.
A world tour without leaving Paris — from the spices of Passage Brady to the dim sum of Chinatown, via the Japan of Rue Sainte-Anne.
From the Grande Arche to the Fondation Louis Vuitton, via the Philharmonie and the BnF — a tour of Paris's iconic contemporary buildings.
From Roman arenas to romantic cemeteries, the left bank reveals its layers of history — from Gallo-Roman Lutetia to the Impressionist masterpieces of Orsay.
Popular, bohemian, in full transformation — from the mythical Hôtel du Nord to the Parc de la Villette, through the wild tracks of the Petite Ceinture.
Beyond the famous esplanades, Paris by night reveals itself to those who know where to look. Seven secret viewpoints — reflections, framings and the city after midnight.