Paris Creepy Middle Ages History Walking Tour - Notre-Dame & Panthéon (Max 10 People)

Walk through the oldest part of Paris
from Roman times to the Middle Ages

Meet your English-speaking guide near the Le Petit Panthéon restaurant and spend about 2 hours exploring the old streets and landmarks of Paris on foot. It is a shared group tour of up to 10 people, so you can chat with your guide easily. You'll also hear how medieval Parisians lived, what they ate and how they spent their free time.

Pass Roman ruins, the Sorbonne and Cluny

At the Arènes de Lutèce, the ruins of a Roman-era arena, hear about Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul and ancient Paris, then walk past the Sorbonne and the Musée de Cluny (the former Roman baths and Hôtel de Cluny). You'll also stop at a secret spot known to your guide.

Hear medieval secrets at the Panthéon and Notre-Dame

Pass the Panthéon on your way to Notre-Dame Cathedral and hear how the cathedral was built, how Paris held off the Vikings, who saved Paris from Attila and the Huns, Richard the Lionheart and the secrets of the Knights Templar, witch hunts, and stories of an old hospital and how Parisians faced the Black Death.

Finish with photos at Pont Neuf

The tour ends after a photo stop at Pont Neuf, the bridge across the Seine. A small surprise gift awaits you at the end of the tour. The drop-off point is 15 Pl. du Pont Neuf.

※ The itinerary may change depending on local conditions.