Day Trips from Paris

Our most recommended Paris Stag do

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  1. Paris: How to Become a Parisian 1-Hour Show

  Take your seats for a show with a difference, and discover what it’s really like to be a Parisian. The English language comedy explores the cultural differences between the people of Paris and the rest of the world. Discover why they got their reputation for being rude through spot-on impressions and everyday scenarios. Get to know the difference between born-and-bred Parisians and the rest of the world. The show has been enjoyed by more than 800,000 locals and visitors alike. Join them as you learn some typical Parisian language and facial expressions that will help you pass for a local. Find out what the protocol is for traveling on public transport, the etiquette when browsing the shops, and how best to navigate the nightlife scene. Then, walk out knowing how to fake it as a real Parisian, and how to act in every situation you’ll encounter during your stay.

  Very funny at the start, approaching the end it was obvious he'd run out of things to say. Also, moving his eyebrows around is not as funny as he thinks it is, certainly not the 6th or 7th time, but he is at all times likeable and the humour is never cruel and so it's easy to run with it. He also managed to fit some topical comments in, which were genuinely funny. An amusing and reasonably insightful way to spend our first night in Paris.

  Reviewed by PHILIP, 2/14/2017
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  2. Paris: French Wine Tasting Class with Sommelier

  Join the kind of class you weren't offered at school and get advice on how to identify, select, and taste wine. Held in a lovely location in central Paris, you will go on a journey through the wine regions of France for the wine tasting tour de France option, and get a much better understanding and knowledge about wine in general. The venue is a few minutes walk from the Louvre, and you will taste different wines, from different regions of France. Discover the difference between the wine produce of Champagne and Bordeaux, of Sancerre and the Rhone. With a unique and refreshing approach, your sommelier will take you through a variety of themes to build up your wine knowledge. He will teach you how Champagne is made and how to taste wine properly. He will take you through the main wine regions of France, the grapes they grow, and the style of wine they make. He will also teach you how to...

  The location was great, as well as the selection of wines. The sommlier was engaging with a phenomenal personality & knowledge base. I would say, the information is more for beginners and overview is extremely breif about regions and varietals (but to be honest France is large and there are thousands of vinyards, impossible to cover in depth in an hour). Having an extensive knowledge base from working in the wine industry for the US, I always feel any opportunity is one to learn from, however, besides a few wine facts from the French perspective, I cannot say it was significantly informative for wine geeks. In other words, if you want to have a great time and try some delicious French wines, go! If you already know quite a bit, just sit back and enjoy the tasting :) it's a tasting foremost, and not a class. I enjoyed it as a last hurrah in Paris.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, United States, 2/5/2020
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  3. Paris: Beer Bike Bar With Drinks Included

  Hop on the beer bike bar to have fun while exploring Paris from a fresh angle. Imagine discovering the most beautiful views of Paris while in a rolling bar, sipping a cold beer or a glass of wine. Experience Paris in a completely new and original way, with your friends, colleagues, or family. Travel at your own pace since it is you who will be pedalling the bike around the city. Laughter and a good time are guaranteed on this beer bike tour. The beer bike bar is a moving bar for up to 10 people. Cycle through Trocadéro, with amazing views of the Tour Eiffel. Go inside Foch Garden, around the Arc de Triomphe, and along the Champs Elysées.

  This was a very pleasant and amusing tour. The guide was very nice and did everything to make us happy :-)

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/24/2019
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  4. GPS Escape Game Paris

  Equipped with a smartphone, roam the streets of Paris to defeat the plans of Dr. Crypto. The city is shaking with fear since the doctor, a disturbed criminal, is holding many innocent people hostage, locked in different boxes all around the city. Cells can only be opened by paying a ransom or by solving puzzles that give the lock combinations. In this game of GPS escape, your team will have to show logic, strategy, speed and scuttle the projects of the terrible doctor Crypto. As an avenger, your duty is to release as many hostages as possible in less than 100 minutes. Hurry up, time is running out! The team that earns more money and frees more hostages will win the game.

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  5. Paris: 1.5-Hour Eiffel Tower Beer Bike Tour

  Hop on Paris' beer bike bar. Discover the City of Light's most beautiful views onboard a moving bar, while sipping a cold beer or a glass of wine. Experience Paris in a totally new and original way, in the warm company of your friends, colleagues, or family. Pedal through the city at your own pace, as it's up to you to move the vehicle. Pass by Place Victor Hugo and see the magical fountain. Enjoy a stop in Trocadero and then head to both the Arc de Triomphe and the famous Champs Elysées. Continue back to Avenue Foch. Crazy laughter and good moods are guaranteed on the beer bike, a moving bar for 10 people including 6 cranks and 4 spots for non-pedaling passengers. The onboard crew will steer while you enjoy yourself and the city.

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  6. Paris: Explore with a Treasure Hunt on Non-Electric Scooters

  This 2-hour self-guided tour starts at the Louvre. You will cross the Carrousel Bridge to reach the left bank of the Seine where you will start collecting clues in order to crack the code that opens the Cryptex. Inside, there is the key to open the strongbox and get to the treasure!  As you explore and search for clues you will see many of Paris's famous landmarks including The Louvre, Orsay Museum, the Invalides, Alexander III Bridge, Alma Bridge, the Champ de Mars, the Eiffel Tower, and the famous Seine.