Paris · MORNING
10 reviewed
Good morning tours fill up in Paris; the great ones fill up first. Below are the 10 best, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar closes.
A 2.5-hour Paris breakfast walk with croissants, baguettes, bean-to-bar chocolate, tea, and cheese near Palais Royal and the Louvre.
“Don’t eat before you go! Nora was a great guide and very friendly and made the day fun for us all. Thanks Nora”
Skip the Louvre ticket line and see major masterpieces, including a quieter Mona Lisa, in 3 hours with headsets and an English art historian.
“Our knowledgeable guide provided us with an in depth education. It was a great way to see the masterpieces! We had all of our questions answered. This small group tour is definitely something I recommend to others.”
Sunrise Run & Sightseeing in Paris mixes an early-morning workout with guided history stops at iconic sights, from Notre-Dame to Trocadéro.
“We had an awesome adventure despite a rainy day. Hamadou was a great tour guide and we got to see so many beautiful places in Paris.”
Cycle Paris at sunrise in a small group, hitting Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Notre-Dame and more—then settle in for croissants and coffee.
“What a great way to explore Paris’ big sites than with a local! Priscilla was wonderful guiding our group and explaining the history of Paris. It was an easy no stress ride before all the crowds come in. I highly recommend this tour to get the lay of the land for Paris. Thanks for an awesome trip!”
2-hour Paris sunrise run from Saint-Michel to the Eiffel Tower. Quiet landmarks, breaks, waterproof jacket, and digital photos included.
“This was a lot of fun. For two and a half hours we run walked around Paris. The highlight and hardest part was going up to Montmarte but well worth it for the views and pictures. Ample breaks for history. Guide was knowledgeable and engaging and had a great sense of dealing with a group of runners with divergent skills. We ran 8.4 miles over 2.5 hours. Loved it and highly recommend. It sounds hard but it was so spread out with breaks every day .25 miles.”
Sunrise bike tour of Paris with near-empty sights, great Seine photos, and an included coffee-and-baguette or croissant breakfast.
“I loved this tour! We met just after the sun was up and it’s a perfect time for a bike ride thru Paris. Jeremy our tour guide was fantastic. He was waiting at the meeting spot and also made the effort the day prior to connect our group of 8 riders together on What’s App so we were all on the same page. We could reach out with questions and it was a great communication tool to get everyone excited for the next day. The ride itself was easy to navigate and riders of all levels can manage. Jeremy is very knowledgeable and I really enjoyed the historical details he…”
See Montmartre at sunrise with a small group. Uncrowded Sacré-Cœur views, Place du Tertre stories, and breakfast included for $70.88.
“We had a wonderful sunrise walking tour of the Montmarte with Jeremy. He was very personable and shared interesting, engaging information that made the neighborhood come alive, details we would never have uncovered walking through the area on our own. A definite highlight of our time in France.”
A calm sunrise walk through Paris’s Latin and Jewish quarters, Seine views, key landmarks, and a relaxed croissant-and-coffee finish.
“We had a fantastic tour with Jeremy! Early morning was really the best time to see Paris before the crowds. Jeremy took lots of great pictures for us, was very knowledgeable, friendly and had lots to share about Paris and life in Paris. I would absolutely recommend this tour to someone else.”
Reserved morning entry to the Louvre with an English guide, headsets, and a focused route to Mona Lisa and major masterpieces.
“We booked this for an English speaking tour. Our guide’s first language was Russian and she spoke broken English. It was hard to enjoy the tour as we had to listen hard to figure out what she was saying. She also left parts of the group 3 times. We almost lost her for good but found museum personnel to listen to our speakers to figure out what room she was in. Lastly, the way she told us about the art was very sporadic and she jumped from topic to topic with no real direction. I have experienced more focused storytelling. This is not my first tour. I had a guided…”
Sunday Eiffel Tower food market tour for up to 8: Champs de Mars photos, Rue Cler sweets, and a two-wine tasting included.
“Sébastien Lanier de Lavalette’s Sunday market tour and exploring Rue Cler was everything we were hoping for and more. Although we have been to Paris many times over the last 30 years, Sébastien pointed out, sampled, and purchased many items we were not familiar with, including smoked duck, various cheeses, regional honey’s, corn flake crusted chicken and Aligot, a mashed potato and melted cheese dish.”
