Build Your Tour
Build Your Own Tour
Family roots in a specific street. A bar mitzvah trip. Three generations traveling together. Tell me what this visit means to you, and I will build the route around it.
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What we will see
- Family-roots itineraries: archives, addresses, neighborhoods
- Bar/bat mitzvah and milestone trips
- Intergenerational visits: routes that work for ages 8 to 88
- Combination days: Marais + Louvre + hidden Paris
- Kids kept engaged with my Young Explorer activity kit
The tour
Some visits do not fit a standard route. Your grandmother lived on a street in the 11th before the war. Your son becomes bar mitzvah this spring. Your family spans three generations and two continents. These are the tours I build most carefully, and the ones I love most.
We start from a conversation: what this trip means, who is coming, what pace works. I then draft an itinerary and we refine it together before you book. Nothing is generic; every stop earns its place.
For families with children, my Young Explorer kit (a printed activity booklet with crayons, in two age versions) keeps the youngest engaged while the adults listen. It is made in-house and yours to keep.
From travellers on this tour
“Orlie built a day around my father's childhood street. There were tears. There is no review that can do this justice.”
“Three generations, from my 8-year-old to my 82-year-old mother. The kids booklet was genius. The adults actually got to listen.”
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