Discover Paris on a Segway: A Private 3-Hour City Tour
Glide through centuries of history alongside a local guide at your own pace.
This private Segway tour of Paris offers a unique way to cover the city's most celebrated landmarks without the fatigue of a long walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the experience blends history, culture, and the unmistakable energy of Paris into a single, smooth ride.
The tour is designed for flexibility. Whether you are visiting with family, friends, or as a couple, the private format means the pace, stops, and storytelling adapt to your group's interests throughout the three hours.
Segways allow you to cover significantly more ground than a standard walking tour while keeping the experience personal and immersive. Your guide can point out details that are easy to miss on a bus or in a crowd.
After the ride, your guide is available to share local recommendations so your day in Paris continues well beyond the tour itself.
Tour Highlights
Ride along the iconic Champs-Elysees and take in one of the world's most famous avenues from a unique vantage point.
Stop for dedicated photo opportunities at the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and other landmark sites across the city.
Enjoy a fully private tour format, meaning your group has the guide's complete attention for the entire duration.
The easy difficulty level makes this tour suitable for most ages and fitness levels, including those who prefer not to walk long distances.
Cover multiple arrondissements and historic districts in three hours, a feat that would take a full day on foot.
Visit over ten landmark sites including Les Invalides, the Musee d'Orsay, and Place de la Concorde during a single outing.
Receive entertaining and informative commentary from a local guide who brings each site's history to life with context and stories.
Tour Itinerary
Commissioned in 1670 by Louis XIV to house wounded soldiers, the Hotel des Invalides is also the final resting place of Napoleon Bonaparte. Your guide will explain the building's long military history and its significance in French national memory.
Built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World's Fair, the tower was originally intended as a temporary structure. You will stop nearby for photos and a brief account of how it became the enduring symbol of Paris.
Both palaces were constructed for the 1900 Universal Exhibition and represent the grandeur of French architecture at the turn of the twentieth century. From there, the tour continues to Place de la Concorde, Paris's largest square, which carries a layered and dramatic history tied to the French Revolution.
Originally commissioned under Louis XIV and later transformed under Napoleon, this avenue is one of the most recognized in the world. The Arc de Triomphe, begun in 1806 and completed thirty years later, stands as a tribute to the victories of the French army.
Originally a medieval fortress built in 1190, the Louvre was converted into a royal palace in the sixteenth century before eventually becoming one of the world's most visited museums. Your guide will outline its architectural evolution and its role in French cultural heritage.
Architect Victor Laloux designed this building as a railway station to serve visitors attending the 1900 World's Fair. It was later transformed into a museum celebrated for its collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works.
What Is Included
Included
- Private local guide for the full 3-hour tour
- Segway rental and equipment
- Safety briefing and instruction before departure
- Commentary and historical context at each stop
- Photo stops at major landmarks
- Local tips and recommendations after the tour
Not Included
- Museum or monument entry fees
- Food and beverages
- Gratuities for the guide
- Personal travel insurance
Important Information
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