PAID CONTENT FOR SIGHT SEEKERS PARIS
PAID CONTENT FOR SIGHT SEEKERS PARIS
Sight Seekers Paris PARIS, FRANCE
Sight Seekers Paris is more than a tour company — it’s a gateway to the stories, culture and history that shape the French capital. Its mission is to bring the past to life, connecting visitors to the city. The company offers 14 carefully curated tours for
travellers, students and corporate groups. Guests can explore Paris through gourmet food tours in local markets and patisseries, wander the halls of the Louvre and Orsay, or join signature walking tours that reveal centuries of art, politics and culture. Every tour blends historical insight with engaging storytelling, creating experiences that are as memorable as they are educational. At the heart of Sight Seekers Paris are its
founders, Karen and Yohann, two guides whose unique backgrounds shape the company’s identity. Karen, a Jewish-American who has called Paris home for over 25 years, founded Sight Seekers Paris out of a lifelong passion for history and human stories. With warmth, humour and insight, she leads the company’s best-selling Jewish History Tour of Le Marais — a moving journey through one of Paris’s most iconic neighbourhoods. Over the
past 15 years, Karen has shaped this tour into an unforgettable exploration of resilience and culture, weaving together centuries of Jewish presence in France to create experiences that go beyond facts and foster genuine understanding and connection. Yohann, a French-born historian and storyteller,
offers a powerful counterpoint with his Resistance in Paris Tour, covering the city’s four years of Nazi occupation. His narratives guide visitors past machine-gun shot impacts and hidden courtyards that once held clandestine presses. Yohann’s tour is both educational and deeply human, reminding travellers that history is not only about what happened, but also what is remembered and why. During the pandemic, Sight Seekers Paris
launched virtual tours that reached more than 70,000 viewers worldwide, bringing the magic of Paris to people from afar. These programmes continue to engage schools, seniors and anyone eager to explore the city’s history from home. In Paris, every stone tells a story, every street holds a lesson and each tour reminds you that the past still speaks, if you take the time to walk and listen.
DON’T MISS Learn about Paris during the Second World War, with insights into the French Resistance and their clandestine operations
Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Engaging performer-guides who make history entertaining
• Wide range of tours — walking, museum, palace & virtual
• Flexible scheduling & small group sizes
• Mix of iconic landmarks & hidden local gems
KEY ACTIVITIES • Walking tours of Paris neighbourhoods
• Guided visits to major sites like the Louvre & Versailles
• Food & culture tours highlighting local flavours
• Virtual tours for remote exploration of Paris
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info@sightseekersparis.com
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