Paris Déjà-vu
Paris Déjà-vu
Feeling like experiencing a must-see? Let yourself be guided through our walking tours across the legendary neighborhoods of the capital. Discover well-known places in a new light and listen to the anecdotes they secretly testify.
Le Quartier latin and May 1968
A central area on the left bank, the Latin Quarter is perhaps the most emblematic neighborhood of Paris. Ancient remains coexist with more modern monuments. However, the quiet streets of this student district bear the traces of a far less peaceful revolution. Come and discover the history of Paris and the Sorbonne students on the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève.
Duration: Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes
Walking difficulty: Low
Montmartre and the Commune
Perched on one of Paris’s thirteen hills, Montmartre overlooks the rooftops and offers a unique view of the city. This place, which today attracts tourists from all over the world, holds a well-kept secret. Under the Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur, the bodies of the Communards were hidden. Montmartre and the Commune are two legacies of Paris’s history that coexist in a difficult manner. Let yourself be surprised by the complexity of this Parisian district.
Duration: Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes
Walking difficulty: Medium
Paris Yiddish
“Do you know about the Jewish past of Paris? Did you know that the history of the Jews is intimately linked to the history of France? With Paris Yiddish, come and discover the Marais district in a new light. Behind the small medieval streets and various shops, let yourself be captivated by the aroma of dishes coming from Ashkenazi and Sephardic restaurants. Be surprised by the history of Parisian Jews and their impact on the city and its history. Get acquainted with the Yiddishkeit that spread through Paris for a century and is now coming back to life.
Duration: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes
Walking difficulty: Low
