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Paris City Tour

Experience an immersive Paris city tour boarding a panoramic bus. Discover the main neighborhoods and Paris monuments such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Invalides, The Paris city hall and substantially more, with a commentary with individual earphones.

Illumination Tour of Paris

Visit Paris on board a panoramic bus and listen to the comments provided by a mobile app. Discover the most famous monuments and quarters of Paris illuminated, in accordance with the time of the year.

Guided Bike Tour Of Paris

Saddle up for a complete tour of Paris, combining fun and discovery on an exceptional guided bike tour of the city.

City Tour and Seine Cruise

Discover Paris through a Seine cruise and a sightseeing tour in a panoramic bus. Enjoy comments adapted to all on our mobile app and discover the history of the most emblematic monuments such as the Louvre, the Opera, the Champs Elysées, the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel tower, the Invalides…

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Paris at your own pace

1 Day E-Ticket Big Bus Hop on Hop off Pass

Take advantage of a one or two-day pass to visit Paris in total freedom at your own pace aboard a double-decker Big Bus. Hop on and off as you please with one of the two tours offered. Discover the must-see sites of Paris while listening to the city's history through a recorded audio commentary available in several languages.

City Tour and Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor with Reserved Access

Discover Paris aboard a commented city tour by panoramic bus through major Parisian neighborhoods. Admire the superb view from the top of the Eiffel Tower and enjoy reserved access avoiding long queues.

Illumination Tour and Eiffel Tower 3rd Floor (reserved access)

Unavoidable tour for a somptuous evening in Paris .Discover the history of Paris monuments through an illumnation tour of Paris. Enjoy a reserved access to the summit of the iconic Eiffel Tower and contemplate the superb view of the City of Lights.

City Tour, Seine Cruise and Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor with Reserved Access

Discover the Eiffel tower and enjoy an exceptional view over the rooftops of Paris from the second floor. This offer also includes the discovery of Paris and its main landmarks through a city tour and an audio-guided cruise on the Seine. 

City Tour and Eiffel Tower Summit with Reserved Access

City Tour, Seine Cruise and Eiffel Tower Summit with Reserved Access

Discover the Eiffel tower and enjoy an exceptional view over the rooftops of Paris from the 3rd floor. This offer also includes the discovery of Paris and its main landmarks through a city tour and an audio-guided cruise on the Seine.

Paris tour by bus

The Paris City Bus Tour is also a good option for those who don’t have loads of time to explore the city and do some sightseeing there. You can choose to take Paris day tours with a single-day pass or 2- and 3-day Open Tour passes . You are free to visit the city at your own leisure, getting on and off the bus when you want at any of the 50 stops on its various circuits. It is the best way to discover the top things to do and activities in Paris. Getting around the city at your own pace , in the function of your interests and time, with audio commentaries  in hand (ten available languages), is a thrilling experience allowing you to fully discover the City of Lights. Another option is to book a Paris private tour .

By choosing a ticket that combines a Paris city tour and a visit of the Eiffel Tower, you’ll get priority access and won’t have to wait in line to make the most of your time and enjoy a great view over Paris. Other offers include lunching at Madame Brasserie, a restaurant on the 1st level of the Iron Lady.

If you’d like to see Paris from a different angle, Paris City Vision also offers  Paris tours and cruises on the Seine . It’s an original way to admire the monuments along the Seine like the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre, the Orsay Museum, and even the Conciergerie. A romantic outing for two or a fun trip for families, visiting Paris by boat is a fantastic way to admire the capital. Thanks to audio commentaries available in several languages , you’ll uncover all of Paris’s secrets!

Don’t forget about Paris at night! If you’d like to see Paris illuminated, night tours in a panoramic bus and night cruises on the Seine are also available at night. An atypical and magical evening in the City of Lights awaits you at the end of a wonderful day touring Paris!  Book your tickets online on pariscityvision.com!

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What to do during the Paris Olympic Games ? The best activities for Paris 2024 Olympics.

The paris 2024 olympic games are fast approaching and it’s the perfect time to discover the city of light from a new angle. tootbus offers you a unique way to explore paris while we all celebrate the joy of sport, with games-themed sightseeing bus tours. discover our special paris 2024 olympics tourist guide to make the very most of the games. let’s go on an adventure together.

How to visit Parisian attractions during the Olympics? 

Looking for a fun, practical way to visit Paris and all its main attractions? Step aboard one of our hop-on hop-off sightseeing buses decked out in Olympic colors ! From 3rd June, we are offering special Olympic routes for an enhanced experience. You can hop on and off our buses at the some of the capital’s most iconic locations: the Opera, the Louvre, Notre-Dame, Pigalle, République, Bastille, Montmartre and the Arc de Triomphe . Perfect for enjoying the city at your own pace and learning about its history and the Olympic Games. Audioguides are available in 10 languages on the buses with headphones provided, and at any time on the Tootbus app, available on App Store and Play Store.   

What special events are being organised for Paris 2024?

During the Paris Olympics Games, the city will be living and breathing sport, but that’s not all! Paris has planned plenty of activities and festivities suitable for everyone. Here are some suggestions to round out your visit:  

Fan zones : Numerous zones in Paris and its suburbs where you can watch the competitions on the big screen and soak up the party atmosphere.  

Cultural activities : Many of Paris’s museums are organising special exhibitions related to the Olympics and the history of sport: “Paris! 10 years of transformation" at the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall), “Musée Carnavalet enters the game(s)”, “The body in motion” at the Petit Palais and many others. Open-air cinemas will also be set up at several Olympic venues.   

Outdoor activities : Paris will be offering a host of free outdoor events and activities to keep the whole family entertained. Look out for the Decathlon Playground at Parc de la Villette, a play area the whole family will love. The programme features introductory sports sessions, sports displays, concerts and broadcast events: everything you need to enjoy the Olympics with a party atmosphere accessible to all.   

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For an even more memorable experience, try our themed tours! We’ve put together a special offer for you:   

Paris by night, a taste of the Games : Discover the magic of the Parisian lights on this night tour. Enjoy spectacular views of iconic monuments including the Louvre, the Opéra and Montmartre. Beyond the magical views, the night tour has a delicious surprise in store for you!    

Kids Tour : Perfect for families, our Kids Tour is specially designed for children to learn as they play. This interactive tour includes a kid-friendly guide as well as games and fun activities on board. And there’s more! Surprises await the little explorers along the route, making their visit to Paris even more fun.   

What sightseeing tour to do around Paris during the Olympics?

Fancy getting away from the Olympic hustle and bustle? There’s plenty to do! Lots of parks and palaces await you on the outskirts of Paris. Take a trip out to Giverny and admire Claude Monet’s magnificent gardens , explore the Château de Fontainebleau and its legendary forests as well as the Château de Vincennes and the Floral Park . All these excursions promise a quiet and rewarding break far from the buzz and excitement of the Games.   

Talking about palaces and parks, how can we forget Versailles ? This not-to-be-missed visit will plunge you into the history of France as you explore the palace and its iconic gardens. Good news, Tootbus can take you there! The Discover Paris + Versailles combo gives you hop-on hop-off in Paris, a return trip to Versailles and admission to the grounds. Don’t miss out on this amazing offer!   

How to visit Paris on foot this summer?

With sports going on all around you, what could be better than exercising while exploring the city streets? With Tootwalk free self-guided walking tours available on our app, you can explore Paris on foot, based on a variety of themes:  Track the athletes along the Seine, the Olympic Games around the Eiffel Tower, Emily in Paris, the Marais district: symbol of liberty, and lots more.   

Tootwalks are available free of charge whenever you want and start near our bus stops. Simply download our app from the App Store or Play Store , choose the route you fancy and follow the guide!  

Paris during the Olympic Games is a unique opportunity to experience the magic of this extraordinary city while taking part in one of the most iconic sporting events in the world. Hop on our buses, discover the city by foot with our free Tootwalks, and make the most of everything Paris has to offer during this exceptional event. Find all our tours here. Enjoy your trip!  

Paris Big Bus Tour Review

T he Paris Big Bus Tour is the gift that keeps on giving. Truth be told I love to walk and see cities on foot, but Paris is a must by bus because it makes financial sense, and it will save you a lot of time.

The Big Bus Tour in Paris

Is it worth it.

When traveling, I am a fan of taking public transportation and traveling like a local. It’s environmentally friendly and you can save money on car rental expenses.

Taking the Big Bus Tour was one of the best decisions that we made because the tourist attractions are spread apart, and you can see many more points of interest while saving time and money.  

Paris is made up of 20 neighborhoods (or arrondissements) and the Big Bus Tour will travel through 7 of them.  

We spent a total of 9 days and Paris and had a pretty full agenda which included lunch at the Eiffel Tower , a river cruise on the Seine, a day trip to Versailles, a classical concert at La Sainte Chapelle, trips to outdoor markets like Marche des Enfants Rouges, visiting the rooftop of the Arc de Triumph, souvenir shopping, Sacre Coeur, the Louvre Museum, the Champs Elysees, the Catacombs, Rue de Cler, Pont Alexandre , a croissant making class with a Parisien chef, Ile de la Cite, Berthillon, and more. We also ventured out to see Paris at night and the views were stunning!

How Long is the Big Bus Tour in Paris

The Red Route is the main tour, and it takes about two hours to see everything if you don’t exit the bus. We stayed on the bus from start to finish to get a idea of places that we wanted to visit on foot.

How Much is the Big Bus Tour in Paris

The ticket fee will vary based on the number of days that you want to join the tour bus. I recommend the combination ticket where you can see the points of interest for the Big Bus, and take a cruise on the river Seine.  

It is possible to do both the tour and the cruise in one day. If you join the tour and finish by 5 PM, you can then join the cruise on the river and catch the sunset depending on the time of year that you go.  

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Are There Toilets on the Big Bus

Sorry, but no matter what the city it is very likely that you won’t find any restrooms. However, you can ask the driver or attendants on the bus to guide you. The wonderful thing about Paris is there are public restrooms available for just a euro.

When is the Best Time to Visit Paris

We went on the bus tour at the end of March for Spring break. The weather was a bit chilly and in the high 50s to low 60s. It was sunny, but not incredibly warm.  

The prime months are April, May, September, and October when highs reach a comfortable 60-70°F (15-21°C).

Big Bus Tour Review

We purchased our tickets online using a smartphone after touring Notre Dame. Because the cathedral was one of the tour stops, we thought we were close, but the stop was a 7-minute walk away.  

To add, the area was congested, and the instructions were confusing. After calling the tour company, we found the stop heading west but then learned that the bus stop was across the street and coming from the south direction.  

Fortunately, we caught it in time and were able to get nice seats on the upper deck. 

It was a sunny, cool day and one would think would be an excellent opportunity for photos. The problem for me is that I don’t have great photography skills and I was using my smartphone.  

When we got to a landmark or icon, it was difficult to take a good shot due to the speed at which the bus traveled, bumps in the road, construction equipment, or overgrown trees, not to mention the hands, heads, and cameras of other passengers.

On our tour there were two routes in operation, the red route, and another color (which may no longer be available). The red route took about two hours to see everything. Then we had to exit the bus at the last stop to catch another bus that went into other neighborhoods.

The most interesting point on the second route was The Moulin Rouge. Otherwise, the sights were non-eventful, so we caught up on rest and napped on the lower level during the ride.

Overall, it was time well spent. And since we planned activities at a few of the attractions we had the chance to make up for bad photos taken on the bus. 

Where to Catch the Big Bus Tour in Paris

There are 10 stops on the red route and the buses will arrive in frequent intervals. During peak visiting months, like spring to summer, you can expect longer waits and slim pickings for a good seat.

1 – Louvre Pyramide / Big Bus Information Centre (11 avenue de l’Opéra)

2 – Louvre at Pont des Arts (2 rue de l’Amiral de Coligny)

3 – Notre Dame ( 3, Rue Lagrange (outside souvenir shop, opposite park entrance)

4 – Musée d’Orsay (58 Place Henry de Montherlant, facing the museum)

5 – Champs-Elysées (156, avenue des Champs-Elysées, facing the Arc de Triomphe)

6 – Grand Palais (Avenue Winston Churchill, facing Grand Palais and Petit Palais)

7 – Trocadéro (Avenue Paul Doumer, next to the Musée de l’Homme)

8- Tour Eiffel (Quai Branly, Entrée 2 Tour Eiffel, at the north pillar of the Eiffel Tower)

9 – Champ de Mars (Avenue Joseph Bouvard)

10 – Opéra Garnier (Facing 15 rue Scribe, next to the Roissy airport shuttle bus stop)

Things to Know Before You Go

• The tour is pre-recorded and the audio narratives can be heard in English, French, Italian , Spanish, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Mandarin, and Korean.
• Be mindful of potential traffic delays, especially during peak hours so that you can plan your tour for off-peak times to avoid congestion.
• Be aware of any events that may alter the experience (rallies, protests, huge sports competitions).

I can’t emphasize the awareness of events enough. There was an enormous parade outside our hotel on one trip, and protests that caused the Champs Elysee to be boarded up during another trip.

Final Thoughts on the Paris Big Bus Tour

Overall, it was a pretty fun girls’ trip but the last thing I wated to do was spend most of our time and money riding the subway all over Paris.

The Big Bus is a no brainer if you want to see the best of Paris without wearing yourself out.

As a US citizen, I try to make the most of my visits to Europe.

The more countries I visit, the more I am convinced that I’ve made the best use of a 10-hour flight.

A quick trip to the Covent Garden in London, Venice , Italy, or any another country is always must for me.

And as always, you can see whether you are in New York , Paris, or Chicago , you experience so much in a short amount of time with a Big Bus Tour.