Good list of tours in Paris
Sep 23rd, 2006, 10:25 PM
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Good list of tours in Paris
I've been looking for tips on things to do in Paris, and where I can book them ahead of time online. Last time we were in Florence we had a terrible experience, waiting in line for hours at the museums. So this time we decided to book ahead.
Long story short, we booked all of our tours and activities in Paris at www.viator.com and had a great experience. The prices were good, the tours were excellent, and booking online was fast & easy. I sound like a commercial, I know, but really our experience was so good that I wanted to share it.
There were two tours that were especially good: a gourmet food walking tour (http://www.viator.com/tours/Paris/Pa.../d1010-3234PGT) and one called "Casual Cooking with the Countess" (http://www.viator.com/tours/Paris/Ca...s/d479-3061CAS) which was a semi-private cooking class. Both were marvellous experiences.
Long story short, we booked all of our tours and activities in Paris at www.viator.com and had a great experience. The prices were good, the tours were excellent, and booking online was fast & easy. I sound like a commercial, I know, but really our experience was so good that I wanted to share it.
There were two tours that were especially good: a gourmet food walking tour (http://www.viator.com/tours/Paris/Pa.../d1010-3234PGT) and one called "Casual Cooking with the Countess" (http://www.viator.com/tours/Paris/Ca...s/d479-3061CAS) which was a semi-private cooking class. Both were marvellous experiences.
Sep 23rd, 2006, 10:49 PM
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Sure you did 
Of course, you registered just to post these links to a fairly lame website. Advertising isn't allowed on Fodors and especially not when you pose as "satisfied" customers.
Call me cynical - but smells fishy to me. (And who would book all their activities in Paris anyway?? Most museums/sites don't need to be pre-booked)
Of course, you registered just to post these links to a fairly lame website. Advertising isn't allowed on Fodors and especially not when you pose as "satisfied" customers.
Call me cynical - but smells fishy to me. (And who would book all their activities in Paris anyway?? Most museums/sites don't need to be pre-booked)
Sep 24th, 2006, 12:56 AM
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Skootre ...... we seem to have had exact opposite experiences. We had some really good experiences in Florence, and rarely waited in line for anything.
However, in Paris we booked some tours with Viator and found them to be boring, expensive and in general a waste time. As far as Casual Cooking With the Countess, that too was a waste of time, as I already knew how to prepare spam and eggs.
If you want to post commercials in future, you should always begin with ..."I have just discovered the most wonderful web site ......."
Never understate Fodorites!
Nina
However, in Paris we booked some tours with Viator and found them to be boring, expensive and in general a waste time. As far as Casual Cooking With the Countess, that too was a waste of time, as I already knew how to prepare spam and eggs.
If you want to post commercials in future, you should always begin with ..."I have just discovered the most wonderful web site ......."
Never understate Fodorites!
Nina
