Things to do in Pont Neuf

LEVANT (idk how to spell) IS AMAZINGGGGGG! By far one of the BEST tours I’ve ever gone on! He’s super knowledgeable about stuff, funny and super chill. I didnt have small notes so I couldnt tip him but gosh I wish I did!!! Lots of Malaysians say Paris is boring & dirty but he’ll bring you to spots where it’s not as crowded so it’s much more enjoyable and we get a different angle of the spots which I REALLY LOVED! Highly recommended

our guide Levon was amazing guy, he engaged all the people of different age including a kid. He has good historical knowledge. Overall it was nice to pass by most of historical and tourist attractions of Paris including Effiel Tower, Champs Elysees, City Hall and Notre Dam

I give it a 5 star because this tour highlights the best spots in the city and you get to experience the riding their local train with the guide. Our guide was Chiara, and she did so well in showing us the city of Paris. She made sure we are safe and not lost during transit times and the walking tour. None of us in her group got lost or lost a phone for that matter. She also took us to least crowded spots to get a good Eiffel Tower view. Her knowledge about history is profound. She did fantastic as a guide.

Great bike tour around paris! Especially recommended for tourists who aren’t staying too long,, but want to see all the historical sites of paris :) Our guide Edde was very friendly and high knowledgeable about all the sites! I would definitely book this tour again in the future

it was nice to explore one of world’s amazing museum, so much to learn about history. unfortunately islamic section was closed due to renovation. Entry was easy and smooth, its better to be on your selected slot , in case you can’t, they still let people in but from from another place

Completely different in style from the Louvre, it features many sculptures and design works, and even some Van Gogh paintings. The introduction explains how the interior design was transformed from a dilapidated train station into its unique present-day form, making it well worth appreciating.

We visited Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny a few days before coming to the museum, and it completely changed the experience for us. Being able to connect the scenery and atmosphere from Giverny to Monet’s paintings made the masterpieces feel even more extraordinary. Absolutely in awe. We were also very lucky to catch the special exhibition on Henri Rousseau — truly the cherry on top. One thing to note: Klook tickets only let you choose the date, not a specific entry time, so be prepared for an average wait of around 30–60 minutes outside.

I originally came to see the building because I heard it was renovated by Tadao Ando, but then I realized it was actually a museum. I frantically searched for tickets and luckily found them available on KLOOK. It was cheaper than buying directly from the official site or other sites, and tickets were available every 30 minutes. I was even able to buy a ticket for just 3 minutes later, which was great for spontaneous visits. The museum itself was very satisfying. The exhibits apparently change periodically; during Golden Week, there was an exhibition by a Romanian artist. As it's a contemporary art museum, tastes might vary, but I think everyone would be captivated by the skillful architectural design and overwhelming scale. I highly recommend it to those who appreciate architecture or contemporary art.