Things to do in Arc de Triomphe

Visiting the Louvre at 10 AM with a reservation was a fantastic experience. The short line allowed for quick entry, and the morning ambiance was serene. I enjoyed exploring masterpieces like the Mona Lisa without crowds. The natural light through the glass pyramid enhanced the beauty of the art. Highly recommended for an unforgettable morning!

I booked a photoshoot through Klook and had a great experience! The photographer was very accommodating and professional. He even assisted me to change outfits at a nearby coffee shop, which I really appreciated. The photos turned out nice, and I didn’t feel rushed at all. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a stress-free photoshoot experience.

Of course the Mona Lisa is amazing, but the works that I didn't know much about are also wonderful. Above all, the scale of the museum's splendor is something you can never experience in Japan. Tickets must be purchased in advance to enter (there are no same-day tickets!), so it's best to buy them through Klook.

Even it said it will be 15 destination, the reality is half of them. For me no problem, we enjoyed the tour. Rami is very friendly and knowledgeable of every place we go. unfortunately, we can’t take a photo at Louvre Museum since today they held a parade. Afterall, Thank you for waiting for us 🙏🏻

Recommended for those who bring children to Paris but don't know where to spend time. You can stay there for a whole day. There are animals and birds in the park, and it is convenient and fast to buy tickets!

the assigned photographer to me which Moamen is very kind and very helpful. he was kind of enough to teach me how to pose

Highly recommended to book this package to capture the special moments while in Paris. We had an amazing experience with George(Giorgi) today. He is very professional and patient with us. He shared many ideas how to pose in front of camera. We will make another appointment with George again when we visit Paris. Merci beaucoup! 😃

A hidden gem in Paris! Musée de l'Orangerie is small but breathtaking—home to Monet’s iconic *Water Lilies* displayed in two oval rooms designed just for them. Standing in those serene, light-filled spaces feels like stepping into the paintings themselves. The lower level’s Impressionist collection (Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse) is equally impressive. What I loved: No crowds (unlike the Louvre!), intimate setting, and the way natural light enhances the art. Spent an hour here but could’ve lingered all day. Perfect for art lovers short on time.