Legends and crimes in Paris
From the darkest legends to terrifying news stories, indulge yourself in this terribly delightful stroll!
On the program:
- The Ghost of the Tuileries
- The theft of the Mona Lisa
- The Templar affair
- The sordid affairs of 36, Quai des Orfèvres
- The barber and the bloodthirsty pastry chef of Rue Chanoinesse
- And many other surprises…
2-hour tour. Meet in front of the equestrian statue of Louis XIV, opposite the Louvre pyramid.
Occult Paris
I propose that you embark on a mystical Paris: that of spirits, mediums, witches, and occult creatures of all kinds.
On the program:
- The legend of the Phantom of the Opera
- The séances of Allan Kardec
- The diabolical ironwork of Notre-Dame
- The story of Melle Lenormand, the most famous medium of the 19th century
- And many other stories, each more fantastic than the last;
2-hour tour, meeting point in front of the Comédie Française, Place Colette.
Occult Père Lachaise cimetery
Père-Lachaise is full of famous names, especially in the world of esotericism.
From Allan Kardec, the father of Spiritism, to Papus, a great occultist and founder of the Martinist order, we will explore the secrets of this mystical place…
Among the tombs presented: Marie-Anne Lenormand, Allan Kardec, the Countess of the Demidoff family, Gabriel Delanne, Bonne Maman...
As we wander through the paths, we will also discuss the history of funerary practices and beliefs surrounding death.
Meet in front of the main entrance of Père-Lachaise, boulevard de Ménilmontant (Père-Lachaise or Philippe-Auguste metro station).
Spiritual Paris
Paganism, witchcraft, monotheistic religion, spiritualism, New Age... So many words to describe the evolution of our beliefs over the centuries.
From Lutetia to 21st-century Paris, I invite you to explore the religious and spiritual history of the City of Lights.
Tour duration: 2 hours. Meeting point in front of the Minelli store, at the intersection of Boulevard St Michel and St Germain. The tour ends at the Mystères d'Avalon store.
Please note:
- Wearing heels is strongly discouraged. Wear good walking shoes.
- This tour is not recommended for people with mobility issues.
Did you know that the Palais Royal was the birthplace of prostitution in the 18th and 19th centuries? Do you know the origins of the vibrator? Who was La Païva? Many questions that will not remain unanswered throughout this more than... spicy visit!
On the program:
- The prostitution of the Palais Royal
- The Hell of the Library
- The Chabanais
- The Lorettes
- La Païva
- The Moulin-Rouge and its provocative dances
- And many other anecdotes...
2-hour tour, meeting point in front of the Comédie Française, Place Colette.