Relevant content
Themes and explanations can be adapted to the students’ age, course and interests.
SCHOOLS & UNIVERSITIES
School & University Tours in Paris
Give students a vivid introduction to Paris through guided walking and bike tours adapted to their age, language level, programme and learning objectives.
Plan an educational tour
Age-appropriate content
Multilingual guides
Group coordination
Walking & bike tours
LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Turn the streets of Paris into a living lesson
Dates, monuments and movements become easier to understand when students can connect them to real places. Our educational tours use neighbourhoods, buildings, public space and local stories to make Paris history and culture tangible.
We work with schools, universities and study-abroad programmes. The vocabulary, level of detail, pace and themes can be adjusted to suit younger pupils, secondary-school groups or university students, while keeping the visit lively and accessible.
DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS
Educational, engaging and practical
Tours that support learning while respecting the realities of travelling with a group.
Active participation
Guides encourage observation, questions and discussion instead of delivering a fixed lecture.
Managed group sizes
Larger cohorts can be divided between several guides for a better experience.
Language practice
Subject to availability, tours can support language learning as well as cultural discovery.
EDUCATIONAL TOURS
Explore Paris with your students
Choose a neighbourhood walk for close observation and discussion, or a bike tour to connect several areas of the city.
Bike Paris Treasures
Paris Highlights Bike Tour Along the Seine
Montmartre Walking Tour: Art, History & Pastries
Discover the artists, hidden streets and sweet side of Paris' most iconic village.
Nooks & Crannies Bike Tour
Explore secret streets, hidden courtyards and authentic Paris
Paris Latin Quarter Walking Tour
2,000 years of history, hidden gems and Left Bank stories
Walk through the historic Latin Quarter, Saint‑Germain and the Odéon, combining celebrated Left Bank landmarks with literary cafés and hidden Parisian streets.
Paris Marais Walking Tour
Royal squares, hidden streets, Jewish heritage and the many lives of Le Marais
Explore Place des Vosges, medieval streets, the historic Jewish quarter and the hidden layers of Paris’s most distinctive neighbourhood.
Paris Street Art Bike Tour
Giant Murals & Urban Art in the 13th Arrondissement
PLANNING YOUR VISIT
A tour aligned with your programme
A few details help us recommend the safest and most useful format.
- 01
Describe your group
Tell us the students’ ages, group size, language level, dates and any mobility considerations.
- 02
Share your learning goals
Let us know the themes, period or neighbourhood connected to your programme.
- 03
Confirm the organisation
We agree the route, guides, timing, meeting point and practical instructions before arrival.
GOOD TO KNOW
Practical information for teachers and organisers
We will confirm the details for your chosen tour in the proposal.
- Supervision
- Teachers and accompanying adults remain responsible for their students throughout the activity.
- Bike tours
- Participants must ride independently and meet the applicable minimum height requirements.
- Walking tours
- Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are essential.
- Schedule
- We help fit the tour into your wider Paris programme with a realistic start time and duration.
TRAVELLER REVIEWS
Guided tours that bring Paris to life
★★★★★“Highly recommend. Such a great way to see Paris! It was the perfect active option to spend an afternoon, especially for my pre-teen. He's not a seasoned city biker, but Paris' biking infrastructure is excellent, and made it feel easy and safe. Our guide, Paul, was really great too.”
Kirsten - Canada
★★★★★“Top! Tour très intéressant et guide super sympa.”
Laure - France
★★★★★“Tolle Erfahrung. Paris aus einem andren Blickwinkel”
Klaus - Germany
EDUCATIONAL VISITS
Guided school tours in Paris
A school trip to Paris is an opportunity to connect classroom learning with the city itself. A local guide helps students read the streets, recognise historical layers and understand how art, politics, architecture and daily life intersect.
Our Paris school tours can complement studies in history, French, art, literature and urban culture. We adapt the explanation and interaction to the group rather than using exactly the same commentary for every age.
UNIVERSITY GROUPS
Paris tours for university and study-abroad programmes
University groups often need greater depth, a clear thematic angle and space for discussion. Neighbourhood walks can focus on intellectual history, heritage, architecture or contemporary culture, while bike tours offer a broader understanding of the city’s geography.
Tell us what students are studying and where the tour fits within the programme. We can then recommend an existing route or discuss a suitable adaptation.
EDUCATION TOUR FAQ
Organising a student tour in Paris
Useful answers for teachers, faculty and trip organisers.
What ages are your educational tours suitable for?
We work with school and university groups. Content and delivery are adapted to the age, language level and learning objectives shared with us.
Can the tour connect with our curriculum?
Yes. Tell us the subject, themes or historical period you are studying and we will explain what can be incorporated into the route.
How do you organise large student groups?
Larger cohorts can be divided into smaller groups with several guides. Timings and meeting points are coordinated in advance.
Can students take a bike tour?
Yes, if they can ride independently in an urban setting and meet the height requirements: 1.35 m for children and 1.50 m for adults. We assess suitability with the organiser.
Which languages are available?
Languages depend on guide availability. Please include the required language or languages and the students’ level in your request.
Do teachers and accompanying adults need to attend?
Yes. The school or university must provide the appropriate number of supervising adults, who remain responsible for the students.
What happens if it rains?
Walking tours usually continue in light rain. Bike-tour arrangements depend on the conditions; any change caused by exceptional weather is discussed with the organiser.
How early should an educational group book?
Contact us as early as possible, particularly for large groups, several guides, multiple languages or fixed programme dates.
BRING YOUR PROGRAMME TO LIFE
Plan your student tour in Paris
Tell us about your group and learning objectives. We will help you choose and organise an appropriate Paris tour.
Discuss your group