Things to do in Moulin Rouge

Planning to visit the Louvre Museum, a must-see for anyone's first trip to Paris, I applied for a tour, thinking that I could gain a deeper understanding and have a more enjoyable museum exploration with the guide's explanation. Exploring the museum with Royal Ji-sung, I received detailed explanations of works that I would have otherwise missed, allowing me to appreciate their meaning two or three times over. I lost track of time and the tour was truly meaningful and satisfying. The Louvre can take 3-7 days to see properly, but with the author, I was able to explore the key elements and have a fulfilling 3-hour tour. Highly recommend it.

Our amazing guide, Samy was so informative and engaging with our group of 4. Great local knowledge and took his time on the hills with those of us that were a bit slower. Highly recommend!

Our teenagers enjoyed it ! Our group was with more than 20 people so when the staff was introducing what we had to do we couldn't hear clearly but we enjoyed it. The Palace is well worth to visit. The entrance of the mystery game is almost at the opposite side of the main entrance.

I joined 5 hours tour on 18/10, and our tour guide Jasmine was really nice and professional. I really enjoyed it and under her guide I had a wonderful day in Paris!

This was a truly perfect tour. Even without deep knowledge of art, sculpture, or history, the guide explained everything easily and enjoyably, and spoke in a very calm manner. It was a very informative experience and made me understand the value of taking a guided tour.

the louvre was excellent. but its so massive. if you a lot 1 day, you wont be able to see all of the art inside. we went to 2 wings and we called it quits because our feet were hurting already. the siene river boat ride was excellent as well. we went to the 8pm cruise at it was already dark and you can see the lights of the buildings. ride up top and in front of the boat so you can take pics of the buildings on the right and left side when the boat goes up the siene river.

show your code in counter and they give you a headphone with tour guides. it’s worth to visit this beautiful heritage.

I can only describe it as absolutely wonderful! I think even Japanese people will find the food delicious. If you're looking for authentic French cuisine, it might be a little different, but the premium seating, excellent staff service, and overall atmosphere made for a fantastic experience. I went with friends, and I highly recommend it if you're looking for great photo opportunities. The menu is accessible via a QR code and is available in English, which I translated using an app. The restrooms on board were also very clean. In France, a specific staff member is assigned to your table, so you'll need to ask them for everything, including orders and the bill. There's no bill to pay here, but tipping is customary in France, so you can leave a tip on the table or in the tip jar as you leave. Although guidebooks might say tipping isn't necessary, that seems to be incorrect, and tipping is expected. Apparently, not leaving a tip could be considered rude, so please be aware of this.