Everything practical, answered

All tours are private, with a maximum of 6 people. You are never merged with strangers. For larger family events, contact me and we will look at what is possible.

Tours are led in English, French and Hebrew, by me, directly. Other languages on request.

Walking tours last 2.5 to 3 hours. Custom tours can be a half-day or a full day, built around your pace.

Prices are displayed on each tour page, per person, for a private group of up to 6. Museum tickets are not included unless stated. There are no hidden fees.

Yes, under conditions that respect Shabbat: full prepayment before Friday, and routes organized around professional museum access. See the Shabbat & Kosher page for how this works in practice.

Very much. Each child receives my Young Explorer activity kit: a printed booklet with crayons, in two age versions (6–9 and 10–13). The kids stay engaged; the adults get to listen.

Walking tours cover 2–3 km at a gentle pace with regular stops. Routes can be adapted. Tell me when booking and I will plan accordingly.

Tours run rain or shine. Paris is beautiful in the rain, and routes can shift toward covered passages and museums. In case of severe weather we reschedule together at no cost.

Yes. My carte professionnelle de guide-conférencier allows me to bring groups in through the professional entrance of national museums, with no security queue.

Free cancellation up to 7 days before the tour. Between 7 days and 48 hours, 50%. Under 48 hours, the tour is due in full. Weather-related rescheduling is always free.

Send me your dates. If I can't guide you myself, I'll tell you honestly and point you in the right direction.

At a meeting point confirmed with your booking, usually a métro exit or a landmark near the first stop. Exact details arrive with your confirmation.