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05 Days / 04 Nights
Daily Tour
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Arrive in Paris and enjoy a private transfer to your boutique hotel in a central arrondissement. After check-in, join a relaxed welcome dinner at a charming bistro, followed by a gentle walking tour of the Left Bank and Seine River. Your guide will share the history and significance of Fête de la Musique in French culture.
Start with a guided tour of the Louvre, then stroll to the Tuileries Garden and Champs-Élysées. In the afternoon, visit the Montmartre district, famous for its artistic heritage and panoramic views from the Sacré-Cœur. By evening, enjoy a cozy café concert and spot local artists prepping for the music festival.
The highlight of your tour! June 21 comes alive with hundreds of free concerts in streets, parks, churches, and courtyards. From jazz and rock to world music and hip hop, enjoy performances across Paris. A local guide will help you navigate venues like the Marais, Latin Quarter, and Canal Saint-Martin. Optional: Late-night afterparty in a trendy Parisian club.
After a leisurely breakfast, discover hidden musical landmarks, like the Edith Piaf museum or the violin maker’s street in the 3rd arrondissement. In the evening, enjoy a scenic Seine River dinner cruise, with live jazz and illuminated views of the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame.
Enjoy your final Parisian breakfast before checking out. Depending on your departure time, choose an optional half-day tour to Versailles to visit the palace and musical gardens. Private transfer provided to Charles de Gaulle or Orly Airport.
A free, annual music festival celebrated across France on June 21st, showcasing all genres of music.
Paris is the epicenter, but it's celebrated in every town and village in France.
Yes, all performances during Fête de la Musique are completely free to the public.
Everything—from classical and jazz to rock, EDM, hip hop, and traditional world music.
Absolutely! We provide reserved balconies in safe viewing zones.
No tickets are needed for public street performances. Some indoor venues may require advance RSVP.
Absolutely! Many performances are held in parks and public spaces, ideal for all ages.
Comfortable walking shoes and light summer attire. June evenings can be warm.
Most performances begin in the afternoon and go on until midnight or later.
Yes, the Paris Metro runs late on June 21 to accommodate festivalgoers.
Yes! It's encouraged—amateurs and professionals alike join the celebration.
No, it’s celebrated nationwide—from small villages to cities like Lyon, Nice, and Marseille.
Paris is generally safe, especially in central neighborhoods with high foot traffic and security.
Of course! We offer extensions to Loire Valley, Normandy, or Provence.
Yes, we offer expert local guides to help you find the best venues and shows.
It’s an inclusive, joyful celebration of music that brings the entire country together—no ticket, no barrier, just rhythm.
