Handpicked from the same festivals lineup, scored for this weekend.
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Guided tours of the Institut Palace
Completed in 1688, the Quai de Conti palace originally housed the Collège des Quatre-Nations. Since 1805 it has been home to the Institut de France and its five academies.
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Paris's dark side
A guided tour revealing a mysterious, dark Paris often unknown to visitors. Departing from Pont Neuf at the foot of Henri IV's equestrian statue, discover the city beyond the City of Light.
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Treasure Hunt: Investigation in Saint-Germain
Investigate the disappearance of the Zazous while exploring Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Teams of 3 to 6 use observation and deduction to solve the mystery fastest.
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Freemasons: Myths and revelations
A guided historical walk through Saint-Germain and Palais Bourbon uncovering visible and hidden traces of Freemasonry in the capital. Starting at the entrance to Saint-Germain-des-Prés church.
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Paris, City of Crime
Starting near the Quai des Orfèvres, trace the city's most bizarre and famous crimes from the 14th century to today. Tour begins at the equestrian statue of Louis XIV near the Louvre pyramid.
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Walk through Paris's covered passages
A guided tour of Paris's most beautiful covered passages, offering a timeless journey through the city's 19th-century arcades. Meeting point: Place Colette.
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Guided Tour - History of Prostitution in Paris
Trace the history of prostitution in Paris from the Middle Ages to today. Explore the places, people, police, representations and hygiene practices shaping this history.
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Treasure Hunt in Paris: The Halls Investigation
Investigate the disappearance of young men in 17th-century Paris, starting from Fontaine des Innocents in the 1st. Help the police solve the mystery and catch the culprit in this interactive adventure through the Halles quarter.
