Lorenzo was a great tour guide. He knows his history and presented a great story and vision of the…read moretime! It was a great way to learn about the details of Versailles, the gardens, the petit Trianon, and the Hamlet. I feel like I had a personal history lesson.

We enjoyed our tour with Lorenzo of the Chateau de Chantilly. He was very knowledgeable about the…read moreChateau and it's history. There were lots of school tours and he did an excellent job of maneuvering around the large crowds. We would highly recommend this tour!

Must come and see this while in Paris…read more Pictures or videos just don't explain how big and beautiful everything is We came here on a day where it was cloudy, sunny, then hailing, and it was still so beautiful. It was definitely cold but we really didn't care. We did get the golf cart for the garden and it was well worth the $50 euro.

We had a 1:40pm tour…read more Yes, BREATHTAKING rooms But ya'll I could not with the crowds and feel like I was being herded like sheep from room to room along with other tours. At times it seemed dangerous. Perhaps get the earliest tour you can book.

We booked a guided tour for visiting Versailles. The…read morecompany sent a van to pick us up ( 7 pp ), and the guide met up with us at the gate. He then led us in, cutting that looooong line of people who arrived by bus. We visited the Gardens first ( beautiful gardens, the old hunting areas...) then led us through the chateau. The crowd is unbelievable, but they made us move along, stopping at the rooms to hear the description. It's so amazing. Then back to the van, and we visited the Grand Trianon, then the Petit Trianon. Here they don't allow the private guides, so we visited on our own. The gardens here are beautiful with flowers and lilac trees and cherry blossoms trees. Then back in the van and back to Paris. The visit lasted about 5-6 hours and we got to see sooo much.

When we were deciding on a ticket for the Palace of Versailles, we were going back and forth with…read morewhether to add on the additional trip into the gardens. Was it worth it? Really? ...omg, yes! In fact, I found the gardens to be far more enjoyable than the palace itself. This beautifully crafted garden is a sight in itself. It is MASSIVE. With only 1.5 hours left before closing, we were almost at a loss on what parts of the garden to really see and explore. We spent a majority of our time looking down at the labyrinth of beautifully decorated garden mazes. There are stunning views from above just outside the palace. Parts of the gardens also have comfortable rest areas with benches, and even fountains that do shows every hour. We were lucky enough to catch the fountain shows that were entertaining and beautiful. One thing we regret not doing is getting a mode of transit to make visiting the gardens a lot easier. I wish we either had bikes or a golf trolly to drive around to make it quicker to go from spot to spot. I recommend bringing some snacks here if you can so you can enjoy the gardens and make it almost like a picnic spot for your visit.

It's a MUST DO while you're in Paris!! It was our family first trip to Paris. Xavier was very…read moreaccommodating to all of our requests, even the last minute booking!! Francois was our tour guide. He was wonderful! He showed us a GRAND time around Paris. We only had 3 days in Paris and the scooter tour gave us a taste of all the beautiful landmarks. We love Francois so much we decided to tour the next 2 days with him by foot. He was able to take us to all the places we wanted to go to and more!! He took us to the best ice cream place in Paris! You can bank on that. He was very knowledgeable, kind and patience. He has great photography skill so you're guaranteed to have great photos in Paris. He's also a foodie so he'll show you all the best places to eat in Paris, like a local. He saved us so much time and trouble. You will not regret your time with him. My family loved Francois so much they invited him to visit them in the States! Lol.

My husband decided to book the tour to Versailles. At first I was very hesitant…read morethinking that it would be too dangerous. However, I am glad he went ahead and booked the tour. It was the most memoriable experience we had on our whole trip in Paris. Xavier was so friendly and nice. We had another couple with our tour and Xavier was able to make everyone's request happen. We couldn't ask for a better tour guide. It really is a must do!!! Don't miss out on your chance of a life time, book now I highly recommend Paris by Scooter.

I've never been to Paris before, and Nicolas has made my trip one of the most unforgettable…read moreexperiences of my travels around Europe. I just tonight went on the Midnight in Paris on Wheels tour. First off-- Nicolas was so great to communicate with for booking and confirming the tour. It was easy to contact him by email or Facebook. When you are coming from out of the country, that makes all the difference. Very much appreciated. He incorporates a mix of history, culture, and interesting tips into his tours. We did the photo package, and he honestly made us feel like celebrities. I mean, who doesn't like (or deserve that) every once in a while, especially on a trip to Paris?! It was well worth the money. His friend, Tsil, was on our tour taking photos as well and was so friendly/talented/professional. We were lucky to have them both. This is a straight-up ZESTY tour. It's got flare and funk and is a great way to see the city.

This is the best way to experience Paris. Nicolas is an…read moreabsolute gentleman and an encyclopedia on everything Paris. And his ride is special, something you will fall in love with instantly. The latest addition of a see through roof ensured that we were cozy for the midnight ride during the beautifully lit cold evening in Paris for the new years. Nicolas picked us from our hotel and so began the joy ride. He made sure he took us to the landmarks in Paris but along the way he revealed the secrets of the local nook and corner of the city. Every time we stopped by one of the many gorgeous remnants of Paris's history, Nicolas took candid pictures of us. Very quickly we realized how popular Nicholas is in Paris. So if you have any questions at all or need suggestions, ask him. We were also given a fine bottle of champagne which we enjoyed by the Eiffel Tower at the stroke of midnight as it sparkles for one last time for the day. Can you beat that? Ofcourse! We then stopped by a local creperie to devour the best crepes in Paris. Did I fail to mention the looks you get all along as you drive through Paris. It's as if the car is the darling of the city. I highly recommend the midnight tour, be it your first time in Paris or your 10th. I guarantee that you will stumble on something new thanks to Nicolas. You will not regret it. Until next time friend... Au revoir!

We toured from Paris to Normandy to the Loire valley with three hotels and day trips out of each…read more Our guide was Paulo Melo. Paul was amazing. He knew everything about everything. He was our living history google. Very friendly, honest with a good rapport and sense of humor. Most importantly very respectful of history especially for the lives of those who fought. Paulo made real time changes to our schedule to match lighting and weather conditions. We were scheduled to see a chateau and gardens on a river for a first visit. There was a dense morning fog and he switched our travel route to see it latter in the morning when the fog was gone. Great lunch recommendations everyday. Worked on our time frame. When something really wasn't worth the time he let us know and made a plan B Very highly recommended Slainte Slainte

We paid over $500 USD for a down payment for a Normandy tour for 4 people. Because all flights are…read morecancelled we requested our money back. They refused to work with us and now refuse to talk with us. Le LARRON!

Le Petit Trianon was the refuge from the court of Vesailles for Marie Antoinette. It was gifted to…read moreher by her husband, Louis XVI in 1774. We entered Le Petit Trianon and straight away followed the outdoor path to the Temple of Love. We contined on to the Queens Hamlet; a wonderful walkable and lovely stroll that takes you back to another time. There are rustic cottages that guests of the Queen stayed in upon her invitation. Herbs and vegetables grown in the gardens were used for meals. Ilthe property also included a dairy. There are waterways and unique and prized trees planted throughout. We spent more than half of the afternoon exploring this area, so we had run out of time to go inside Le Petit Trianon! Its only opened from 12pm-5:30pm, so it would be best to plan ahead according to what you want to see. There is so much to explore! We enjoyed this more than dealing with the crowds at Versailles. Take the little train one or both ways, ( stops at the grand canal, and Le Grand and Petit Trianon) which was 9 euros when we visited in Feb 2026. Be sure to find out beforehand when the last little train leaves, as we missed it. Its about a 30 minute walk back to the Palace from Le Petit Trianon.

The Chateaux de Trianon (there's a big one and a little one, both lovely) are absolutely worth…read moreseeing. You can rent a golf cart or hop on a mini-train, but if weather permits, the walk is not bad at all. Mom and I came here as part of our day trip to Versailles, and we both loved visiting these little chateaux. While they are both a good bit smaller than Versailles, each is quite grand (in every sense of the word). Mom and I especially enjoyed seeing the furnished rooms and beautiful views from the windows. Warning: the signage is not particularly extensive, so it's easy to get turned around. It's not the end of the world (the gardens are lovely as can be), but do plan for a bit of wandering. Enjoy the peace. Side note: definitely visit the Queen's Hamlet. It's super fun: imagine an interpretation of a small English village, complete with thatched roofs.