The day started out with a great meet and greet with Naomi. She is a very kind and smart person. Her knowledge and attention to sharing details was amazing. This experience involved a lot of walking, maybe a bit too much for kids. My kids were very excited to go to the Louvre. It was our last stop and by then they were gassed and not that interested. Scheduling can very to the Louvre, I would suggest it maybe be the first stop and the site-seeing after and keep it more kid oriented. All in all it was a great experience and would recommend.

Paris In a Day Tour for Kids
A full day of landmarks, stories, and art curated for kids
- Your family's Paris guide An expert plots the adventure so everyone stays hooked.
- One epic day, one route Notre-Dame, the Left Bank, royal Paris, and the Louvre.
- Meet the Mona Lisa & friends Louvre icons explained in ways kids can grasp and love.
- Spot the hidden art Small details turn sightseeing into a citywide treasure hunt.
- No map stress, just magic Your expert handles timing and logic — you just explore.
- A story to bring home Turn a day of landmarks into tales your family will retell.




At Notre-Dame, stop and stare up at the great stone face of the cathedral. Stone has stories, if you know how to look. Your expert connects the original architecture to the 2019 fire and the rebuilding still underway. The story is honest and gripping, never too heavy for young explorers. The Hunchback might make an appearance, along with other characters who've haunted this church for centuries. Around the corner, Saint-Séverin adds its own piece to the puzzle: flamboyant Gothic details and gargoyles so wonderfully weird, kids do a double take.
Crossing the Pont des Arts flips the scene like the turning of a page. Left Bank lanes give way to the grandeur of the Right Bank, with river views so cinematic they've starred in films of their own. Around the Louvre's Cour Carrée, royal Paris snaps into focus: scale, symmetry, and power carved into stone. The Palais Royal carries that story into courtyards once ruled by kings and queens. No zig-zagging here, just one smooth route connecting the city's biggest chapters.
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Expertly Led,
Personally Delivered
“ I enjoy how each Context tour is different, based on the knowledge and interests of my guests. I can play to my strengths while digging deep into things our clients want to learn. The experience is so dynamic -- both for them and for me! ”
From iconic landmarks to tucked-away local favorites, these are the places you’ll explore and experience firsthand with your Expert.
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Notre-Dame CathedralParisian Gothic cathedral renowned for architecture, sculptures, and stained glass.
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Latin QuarterParis neighborhood known for historic streets, universities, and cultural life.
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Church of Saint-SéverinThe Saint-Séverin Church is a historic Catholic church in Paris known as a masterpiece of flamboyant Gothic architecture.
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Île de la CitéHistoric island in the Seine, home to Notre-Dame and medieval Paris landmarks.
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Pont des ArtsPedestrian bridge known for river views and links between the Louvre and Left Bank.
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Palais RoyalHistoric palace with elegant arcades, courtyards, and the Colonnes de Buren installation.
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Louvre MuseumLargest museum in the world, spanning artworks from ancient civilizations to 19th-century Europe.
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Saint-Germain-des-Prés
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English-speaking expert guideTours led in English, offering you unbroken understanding throughout.
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Intentionally sized groupsA smaller group means more time for conversations and questions.
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Tickets and entrance feesAll entry tickets included (unless clearly stated otherwise).
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HeadsetsHeadsets are included on tours that need them, so every word can be heard.
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Food and drinkUnless booking a Food & Drink tour or tasting experience, refreshments are not included.
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Transportation to and from the meeting pointUnless noted, pre- and post-tour transport isn’t included - this service can be added by request.
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GratuitiesTips aren’t included, but we encourage tipping as a way to thank your guide after your experience.
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Hotel pickup or drop-offUnless noted, travel to or from accommodation isn’t included - this service can be added by request.
Make the Most of Your Tour
Some helpful advice for getting the most from your experience, from practical prep to small on-the-day tips.
- Wear comfortable footwear
- Check the weather and dress appropriately
- Bring a bottle of water (no glass)
- Feel free to ask your Expert anything
- Bring firearms or weapons
- Bring sharp objects (e.g. knives, swiss army knives, switchblades, hiking sticks)
- Dress inappropriately to enter religious sites or sacred monuments
Frequently Asked Questions
Don’t just take our word for it
Our experience with Laurent was exceptional. We have a 11 year old in tow who is fascinated with French culture and history. Laurent's deep knowledge of French history, the arts, culture and food kept us entertained for hours. Laurent even introduced us to an amazing culinary experience. It was quite hot during our tour, but he managed to navigate cooler routes throughout the city to get us out of the blazing Parisian sun as often as possible! We highly recommend Context and Laurent for a customized tour of Paris. He added so much depth and value to our sightseeing.
Our tour guide was amazing! Aline was so knowledgeable and engaging! It was hot but Aline found shade and cool spots to share her information! Our 7 and 10 year old boys were captivated for the entire tour! Really enjoyed this! Would recommend it over and over again! Thanks for an AMAZING day!
Let Your Curiosity Shape Your Journey
Join passionate experts on intimate walking tours that reveal a city’s unique stories, spark conversations, and leave you seeing the world—and yourself—a little differently.
Structured, never scripted
Your interests guide your Expert, leading to stories and perspectives that matter to you.
Crafted for conversation
With 12 or fewer guests, ask questions, engage with your Expert, and fully immerse yourself.
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