PARIS
The best of Paris, reviewed.
The 6 most popular concerts & opera in Paris, with prices, running times and who you book through. The ones worth giving a morning or an evening to, and what each one actually gets you.
Skip-the-line entry to Palais Garnier and a 1-hour Seine cruise near the Eiffel Tower. Flexible tickets and 13-language audio.
Most Popular“Great value for money but your guide communication was not good - barely can understand . Not sure what structure he is describing and what we are looking at.”
Hear Vivaldi, Mozart, and more in Paris’ Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre. A 65-minute classical concert in the Latin Quarter for about $46.
“Superb concert- amazing musicians opera soloist and virtuoso solo violinist. The music evoked a fantastic atmosphere in the beautiful setting of St Julien de Pauvre-a special evening. Thank you so much!”
75-minute classical concerts in landmark Paris churches featuring the Hélios orchestra, with Vivaldi Four Seasons and Mozart dates from $58.
“I was looking for a concert for my mother to visit. They played 4-seasons from Vivaldi and I was really amazed about the professionalism of those players. It was breathtaking...”
1-hour live piano concert at Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre, Paris. World-class classical pieces, free seating, $34 ticket value.
“Excellent concert. Musiques parfaitement interprétées.”
A 3-hour guided walk linking Opéra Garnier area landmarks to Notre-Dame, with local stories, photo stops, and practical tips along the way.
“It was a lovely tour and our guide was very knowledgeable”
A 90-minute family treasure hunt through Opéra Garnier with tickets and a licensed guide, built for kids and curious adults.
“RUN AWAY!! There were 5 of us and a 9 year old girl. When we arrived our guide took us inside and we quickly noticed that there were a lot of groups with headsets to hear their guide. There was a lot of noise and we didn't have any so it was hard to hear…”
From the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre, the Seine to Versailles, and every table, cruise and cabaret in between.
