This is on the big Trocadero Esplanade. At the same time one of the most iconic places in Paris but also one of the most over-turisited sites in the city. As in all the other 2 tours we always start from a very busy place to highlight the contrast between mass tourism and our tour. In Paris it's even more resonant since we are discovering a completely different world that is still close to the Eiffel tower the point being: don't be afraid to explore and take the path less walked for a more authentic experience. And it all starts with the over-toursited part.

A tranquil escape to explore the secret, Art Deco-inspired side of the gardens. Admire the play between nature and early 1900s modern architecture

-Passy Cemetery: Known as the Eiffel Tower’s ‘Silent Neighbour’. Away from the crowds, stroll through paths lined with graves of 19th-century French aristocrats. Features a unique view of the Eiffel Tower looming just across the Seine. -Passy Local Market: The heart of Passy village, famous for excellent regional produce. Interact with local vendors and observe the authentic daily routine of Parisians.

-Golosa Patisserie: A local stop to enjoy a traditional brioche croissant and a coffee like a true Parisian. -Rue de l’Annonciation: The historic, pedestrian heart of Passy. -Rue Berton: A charming cobblestone street that perfectly preserves the historic village atmosphere on the fringes of Paris

.-Maison de Balzac: The former home of the famous French novelist Honoré de Balzac. The courtyard offers a fresh, crowd-free angle of the Eiffel Tower. -Parc de Passy: A hidden green spot known almost exclusively by locals. Learn about Paris's green space development and pedestrianisation. -Square Alboni: Features beautiful Art Deco building facades and insights into local social housing policies.

-Wine Museum: Built on the grounds of Passy's historic limestone quarries. Discover the museum's unexpected and fascinating connection to the Eiffel Tower. -Bir-Hakeim Bridge: Offers spectacular, unobstructed views of the Eiffel Tower. Overlooks Île aux Cygnes (Isle of the Swans) and features a staircase leading directly to the island's tree-lined path (Allée des Cygnes). A perfect "two-for-one" photo op: the Eiffel Tower on one side and a smaller replica of the Statue of Liberty at the tip of the island on the other.