Hi, there! I’m a London-based tour guide with 2 years of experience and over 15 years living in the city. I enjoy reading non-fiction, doing photoshoots with friends, hiking trails across London and exploring food markets – if I'm not walking for work, I'm usually walking on my time off! My academic background includes a BA in Comparative Literature (think all subjects within Humanities, wrapped up in studies across multiple languages, historical periods and media!) and an MA in Media and Communications. I also worked as a marketing executive for the travel sector for 2 years before leaving the industry to focus on a more front-facing role as a tour guide.

Their expertise · Bilingual in English and Spanish, I specialise in areas like Camden, Westminster, and the City (where I've taken groups of up to 30 people around the streets of London with a focus on historical hidden gems). I also bring knowledge of markets, music, and hiking routes, supported by a background in historical and travel writing to create engaging, well-crafted itineraries! I look forward to helping you plan a wonderfully memorable trip to London soon :)

Hi, I'm Massimo, and for ten years I've been hosting tourists from around the world to discover Rome, its treasures, colors, and flavors. After studying Architecture and Art History, and after many years as an Art Director in Advertising, I decided to dedicate myself to tourism, driven by the desire to share my city with the countless tourists who visit it every day. My specialty is uncovering and highlighting Rome's hidden corners and taking you on off-the-beaten-path itineraries.

Their expertise · Being a "travel designer" means this: advising you on the best itineraries, the most important historical, artistic, cultural sites and the hotels, restaurants, shops and ateliers that can came your stay in Rome unforgettable. My approach is confidential: listening to your ideas and requests and building 100% customized tours around them. Experiences you can enjoy with me (as a licensed guide) or on your way, following my detailed advice.

Born and raised in Italy's Marche region, I have explored the country from north to south during travels and study periods away from home. I have lived part of my life in amazing cities such as Venice and Bologna, and have visited Rome a lot since I have family and friends there. I am an experienced trip planner for destinations all over Italy, from the breezy Cinqueterre in Liguria down to the sun kissed Amalfi coast. If you want someone to help you with all-encompassing guidance and make the best out of your trip to Italy, I will be most happy to help you!

Their expertise · I can help travelers with any aspect pertaining to their trip. I am knowledgeable about the food and drink scenes of most Italian cities, and can guide with ease through the local markets and shops. I can also draft accurate transportation plans highlighting the best routes available to move around. Shall you need to make your way through Rome's chaotic traffic, make sense of Italy's complex railway network, or simply to rent bikes for a romantic cycling through the Val d'Orcia, I got you covered! After years of traveling, I can guide clients to choose the best accommodation option according to their needs, with tips on which areas are best serviced by local transport and are within the reach of main attractions. I take great pleasure in recommending sightseeing spots, from the most well-known ones to the most hidden of gems. In case you have special needs pertaining to dietary restrictions or health, I am capable of recommending you ad-hoc places that would cater to your necessities and make you feel secure like at home.

I’m a student currently living in Rome, where I’m pursuing a Master’s degree in Tourism and Italian Cultural Heritage. Here, I’m gaining valuable insight into the connection between tourism and cultural life. I’ve always been a passionate traveler, and I continue exploring even while living in Rome — every walk brings a new experience and reveals another layer of Roman life. I like to experience places not just as a tourist, but in a more personal and meaningful way, which is one of the reasons I chose to study and live in Rome. I’m happy to share my experience of both university life and everyday Roman life — not an idealized version, but one that is real, emotional, and still beautifully romantic.

Their expertise · Feel free to ask me about upcoming events, local restaurants, and cultural experiences that best match your interests. I also provide guidance on hotel bookings, museum visits, and event reservations — helping to make your trip smooth and stress-free. Whether you’re planning to explore the heart of Rome or discover unique places nearby, I offer tailored recommendations and insights to help you shape your itinerary. You’ll also receive practical tips on the best ways to get around the city, along with suggestions for authentic artisan shops where you can find truly unique souvenirs.

Hello there ! I am Noémie, 28 years old and a feminist tour guide in Lyon. I live here since 10 years. I like discovering new places, taking time off in cafés and walking outdoor. What I love in Lyon is the cultural life, good restaurants and local products, the ease to go outside the city in public transport.

Their expertise · If you want to spend your money in meaningfull and local shops/ cafés/ restaurants, I can definitely recomend you that ! I know about local specialties and where to buy outside the touristic and expensive areas. I can provide practical informations such as public transport, areas to avoid, where to change your money, grocerie stores, places to enjoy your trip in case of rain, and excursion outside the city. I can share with you informations about events in Lyon during your trip. And I can of course propose you guided tours about history, patrimony and women in Lyon.

Ciao a tutti! I am your local guide and travel designer right here in Florence! and there is nothing that I love more than hunting for those hidden gems off the beaten path. When I travel I plan for unforgettable spots, happy experiences and food that leaves a lasting memory. Pick me as your travel designer! I promise the best food, culture, history and wine. I focus entirely on your interest to make this trip yours. Let's personalized your journey and create your unforgettable travel.

Their expertise · Whether you’re dreaming of wandering through historic streets, discovering world-famous art, enjoying authentic local food, or simply soaking in the beauty of Italy at your own pace, I’ll help you experience the country in a genuine and stress-free way. I am a slow-paced traveler myself, and I truly believe in meaningful experiences over rushing from place to place—taking the time to enjoy, connect, and live each destination. Book a call with me if you’re looking for honest, tailored advice and a more personal approach to planning your trip. I can also help you customise your itinerary once I understand your travel style and preferences. My areas of expertise: • Accommodation across Italy • Transportation – the best and most efficient ways to get around • Food & dining – from local favorites to hidden gems • Cultural highlights, art, and unique experiences • Travelling with family • Travelling with dogs (pet-friendly tips, stays, and logistics)

Bonjour ! :-) I'm Benoît, a licensed tour guide in Paris for 4 years. Born and raised in Paris, I graduated from Panthéon-Sorbonne University and wrote my dissertation on the history of Parisian restaurants, which was awarded two prizes. After that, I found my dream job as a tour guide in my city — from Notre-Dame and the Louvre to the Marais, Saint-Germain and Montmartre, passing by the covered passages... there is so much to see and explore! Besides guiding, I continue my research as a historian: my first book "L'Invention des cafés parisiens" was published in 2023, and I’m currently preparing my PhD dissertation. So I specialize in the history of restaurants and cafés, and more broadly, I have in-depth knowledge of Parisian cultural and social history. When I want to relax, nothing beats a walk along the banks of the Seine, a sweet treat — my weakness 😇 — or a good book. I love doing my grocery shopping at my neighborhood market, which many Parisians consider the best in the city! Of course, I also enjoy getting away from Paris from time to time, especially since I’m lucky to have friends in many places. I've never traveled outside Europe, but I’ve explored many parts of the continent!

Their expertise · Let me help you save time and money, avoid common tourist mistakes, and create unforgettable memories. Together, let's make the most of your Paris trip! Thanks to my work as a tour guide with different companies, my academic research, and my life and contacts here, I'm familiar with many aspects of Paris — from affordable to luxury, from classic museums to alternative artsy spots, as well as French Revolution heritage and Jewish life. I can particularly advise you on: • The Paris food scene, especially historic and traditional venues (the best restaurants, cafés, food stores, and local markets) • The Paris areas: where to stay? what are the must-see spots, overrated ones and hidden gems? Where it's particularly worth having a guide, and where you can just stroll on your own? • Getting around Paris: transportation dos and don’ts. • Paris as a 1st-timer: where to start and how to understand the city? • Paris beyond the major attractions: locals' favorite neighborhoods, museums, strolls, cafés, and off-the-beaten-path spots! • When to visit Paris and its main sights: pros and cons of each month, how to avoid crowds, free or late monument openings, and more. • Adapt to your budget: tailored recommendations for every budget, from shoestring to luxury ✨

I'm Andrea, I have visited over 50 countries around the world. I speak English and Spanish, and traveling has always been my way of truly understanding how places work, not just seeing them. Despite this, Italy remains the place I'm most attached to. I've always lived and worked there, and over the years I've traveled extensively throughout the country: not as a tourist, but by immersing myself in local dynamics, getting to know the people, businesses, and regions firsthand. This is precisely what makes the difference. I've built a solid network of local contacts throughout Italy: entrepreneurs, professionals, and reliable operators, people I've worked with or know directly. These aren't generic suggestions, but real connections. I love Italy because it's incredibly diverse: each area has its own identity, rules, and opportunities. It's a country that can offer so much, but only if you know how to navigate it. I've invested years learning this firsthand, and today I can guide people in a practical, direct, and effective way. In short: I don't just offer advice, but access to a proven local network and concrete knowledge of the area!

Their expertise · I can provide practical assistance with everything related to organizing and exploring Italy: authentic local restaurants (not touristy ones), accommodations selected based on your needs, travel and transportation (even in less-visited areas), unique experiences, and lesser-known itineraries. Over the years, I've built up firsthand knowledge of many areas and, above all, a network of reliable contacts throughout Italy: locals, professionals, and operators with whom I've already had experience. This allows me to provide practical advice and, when necessary, put you directly in touch with those who can truly help you. If there's a very specific or technical area where I'm not the direct expert, my value is precisely this: I know who to direct you, avoiding wasted time and reducing the risk of making the wrong decisions. The goal is simple: to help you experience Italy the right way, with access to information and people you'd otherwise struggle to find.

I started to work as a guide in my home city, Vicenza, where I especially focused on the architecture by Andrea Palladio, one of the most influential artists of the Italian Reinassance. In 2009 I moved to Venice and my new city became also my new professional focus: I love the possibilites offered by Venice in terms of historical and artistic richness, but also in terms of easyness of moving and combining different things together. In 2020 I started a small YouTube channel about one of my hobbies: board gaming! For the future I'd like to also open a channel regarding my other hobby: collecting Lego bricks! :-)

Their expertise · I live in Venice since more than 15 years ago, and my job as a guide focuses entirely on the city, both from a historical/artistic perspective, but also from the 'usability' point of view. Through the years I've been able to learn how to move around, which are the best places to explore, where tourism still has to 'conquer' everything. It may seems strange, but I think my 'foreign' perspective is a big help in how I look at the city. A lot of real Venetians, born and raised here, are a bit blinded by their love for their hometown: some of them are so proud that they consider almost every tourist a menace, while some others have been shaped in such a way that they can't even imagine what are the needs of people coming from 'normal' cities. I think the perspective I can offer is a good balance between having a great knowledge of the city and keeping the correct 'distance' from it, so that I can not only be in awe for the uniqueness of the place, but I can also be aware of what a visitor really would need here.

If you are looking for a guide who loves Paris & French Riviera here I am! My name is Cüneyt, pronounced as "june8" I have published 28 books, all in Turkish which include poems, 5 novels, 5 essays about Paris, 1 about Istanbul, 3 cookbooks and many others. I love to live, travel and eat and also having the ability to share my experience makes me very happy. After the success and popularity of my books about Paris, I decided to start planning special tours where I could show my guests around and introduce them to the wonderful city of Paris. I do not have a book written about French Riviera but I lived there for about eight years and I know the region by hart. As an art lover and food connoisseur, I love to show my guests the artistic sides of the city & riviera take them to dine in restaurants they will not forget soon and leave them with amazing memories. I'm not a teacher and I know you're on vacation, so I'd rather make sure you have a good time than tell you what you'll forget right away. Let's be together and enjoy Paris and/or French Riviera

Their expertise · I can help you to plan your trip to Paris &/or to French Riviera and I can give you the details for your trip. After we start talking I can provide you hotels & restaurants. I also can be your support guide during your trip. I also can give advice on the car / van or bus according to the size of the group.

Adoptive Sicilian, totally in love with this land, I've been hosting tours and experiences since 2018 in Palermo and the west coast of Sicily. Passionate about art, nature, hidden gems and food, which I consider the key to fully understand and feel a local culture. With a degree in art history and passion for storytelling, I hunt for the legends and anecdotes to make your Sicilian adventure involving, fun and an authentic experience.

Their expertise · Art Galleries, Solo Travel, Local Traditions

Hi, I'm Shelby, an American (Californian, to be specific), living in Paris since 2019. I editorialize my life in France, my hard-earned cultural lessons, restaurant explorations, and frequent faux pas on my Substack, Franchement. Enjoying food, wine, art, and history in Paris are my favorite hobbies, and I'm happy to share tips and visit ideas to make your stay feel like you're a true local.

Their expertise · My expertise includes Paris restaurants and wine bars, museums and cultural stops, kid-friendly activities (sometimes difficult in Paris), all from the perspective of someone who lives here. Beyond just ideas of where to visit and dine, I provide context on public transport, timing, and overall vibe to shorten the learning curve and ensure you have an enjoyable experience. Most critically, I can also tell you what to skip, because we all know that, sometimes, a great vacation depends on what you say no to, instead of having a packed itinerary.

Hi, there! I’m a London-based tour guide with 2 years of experience and over 15 years living in the city. I enjoy reading non-fiction, doing photoshoots with friends, hiking trails across London and exploring food markets – if I'm not walking for work, I'm usually walking on my time off! My academic background includes a BA in Comparative Literature (think all subjects within Humanities, wrapped up in studies across multiple languages, historical periods and media!) and an MA in Media and Communications. I also worked as a marketing executive for the travel sector for 2 years before leaving the industry to focus on a more front-facing role as a tour guide.

Their expertise · Bilingual in English and Spanish, I specialise in areas like Camden, Westminster, and the City (where I've taken groups of up to 30 people around the streets of London with a focus on historical hidden gems). I also bring knowledge of markets, music, and hiking routes, supported by a background in historical and travel writing to create engaging, well-crafted itineraries! I look forward to helping you plan a wonderfully memorable trip to London soon :)

Hi, I'm Massimo, and for ten years I've been hosting tourists from around the world to discover Rome, its treasures, colors, and flavors. After studying Architecture and Art History, and after many years as an Art Director in Advertising, I decided to dedicate myself to tourism, driven by the desire to share my city with the countless tourists who visit it every day. My specialty is uncovering and highlighting Rome's hidden corners and taking you on off-the-beaten-path itineraries.

Their expertise · Being a "travel designer" means this: advising you on the best itineraries, the most important historical, artistic, cultural sites and the hotels, restaurants, shops and ateliers that can came your stay in Rome unforgettable. My approach is confidential: listening to your ideas and requests and building 100% customized tours around them. Experiences you can enjoy with me (as a licensed guide) or on your way, following my detailed advice.

Born and raised in Italy's Marche region, I have explored the country from north to south during travels and study periods away from home. I have lived part of my life in amazing cities such as Venice and Bologna, and have visited Rome a lot since I have family and friends there. I am an experienced trip planner for destinations all over Italy, from the breezy Cinqueterre in Liguria down to the sun kissed Amalfi coast. If you want someone to help you with all-encompassing guidance and make the best out of your trip to Italy, I will be most happy to help you!

Their expertise · I can help travelers with any aspect pertaining to their trip. I am knowledgeable about the food and drink scenes of most Italian cities, and can guide with ease through the local markets and shops. I can also draft accurate transportation plans highlighting the best routes available to move around. Shall you need to make your way through Rome's chaotic traffic, make sense of Italy's complex railway network, or simply to rent bikes for a romantic cycling through the Val d'Orcia, I got you covered! After years of traveling, I can guide clients to choose the best accommodation option according to their needs, with tips on which areas are best serviced by local transport and are within the reach of main attractions. I take great pleasure in recommending sightseeing spots, from the most well-known ones to the most hidden of gems. In case you have special needs pertaining to dietary restrictions or health, I am capable of recommending you ad-hoc places that would cater to your necessities and make you feel secure like at home.

I’m a student currently living in Rome, where I’m pursuing a Master’s degree in Tourism and Italian Cultural Heritage. Here, I’m gaining valuable insight into the connection between tourism and cultural life. I’ve always been a passionate traveler, and I continue exploring even while living in Rome — every walk brings a new experience and reveals another layer of Roman life. I like to experience places not just as a tourist, but in a more personal and meaningful way, which is one of the reasons I chose to study and live in Rome. I’m happy to share my experience of both university life and everyday Roman life — not an idealized version, but one that is real, emotional, and still beautifully romantic.

Their expertise · Feel free to ask me about upcoming events, local restaurants, and cultural experiences that best match your interests. I also provide guidance on hotel bookings, museum visits, and event reservations — helping to make your trip smooth and stress-free. Whether you’re planning to explore the heart of Rome or discover unique places nearby, I offer tailored recommendations and insights to help you shape your itinerary. You’ll also receive practical tips on the best ways to get around the city, along with suggestions for authentic artisan shops where you can find truly unique souvenirs.

Hello there ! I am Noémie, 28 years old and a feminist tour guide in Lyon. I live here since 10 years. I like discovering new places, taking time off in cafés and walking outdoor. What I love in Lyon is the cultural life, good restaurants and local products, the ease to go outside the city in public transport.

Their expertise · If you want to spend your money in meaningfull and local shops/ cafés/ restaurants, I can definitely recomend you that ! I know about local specialties and where to buy outside the touristic and expensive areas. I can provide practical informations such as public transport, areas to avoid, where to change your money, grocerie stores, places to enjoy your trip in case of rain, and excursion outside the city. I can share with you informations about events in Lyon during your trip. And I can of course propose you guided tours about history, patrimony and women in Lyon.

Ciao a tutti! I am your local guide and travel designer right here in Florence! and there is nothing that I love more than hunting for those hidden gems off the beaten path. When I travel I plan for unforgettable spots, happy experiences and food that leaves a lasting memory. Pick me as your travel designer! I promise the best food, culture, history and wine. I focus entirely on your interest to make this trip yours. Let's personalized your journey and create your unforgettable travel.

Their expertise · Whether you’re dreaming of wandering through historic streets, discovering world-famous art, enjoying authentic local food, or simply soaking in the beauty of Italy at your own pace, I’ll help you experience the country in a genuine and stress-free way. I am a slow-paced traveler myself, and I truly believe in meaningful experiences over rushing from place to place—taking the time to enjoy, connect, and live each destination. Book a call with me if you’re looking for honest, tailored advice and a more personal approach to planning your trip. I can also help you customise your itinerary once I understand your travel style and preferences. My areas of expertise: • Accommodation across Italy • Transportation – the best and most efficient ways to get around • Food & dining – from local favorites to hidden gems • Cultural highlights, art, and unique experiences • Travelling with family • Travelling with dogs (pet-friendly tips, stays, and logistics)

Bonjour ! :-) I'm Benoît, a licensed tour guide in Paris for 4 years. Born and raised in Paris, I graduated from Panthéon-Sorbonne University and wrote my dissertation on the history of Parisian restaurants, which was awarded two prizes. After that, I found my dream job as a tour guide in my city — from Notre-Dame and the Louvre to the Marais, Saint-Germain and Montmartre, passing by the covered passages... there is so much to see and explore! Besides guiding, I continue my research as a historian: my first book "L'Invention des cafés parisiens" was published in 2023, and I’m currently preparing my PhD dissertation. So I specialize in the history of restaurants and cafés, and more broadly, I have in-depth knowledge of Parisian cultural and social history. When I want to relax, nothing beats a walk along the banks of the Seine, a sweet treat — my weakness 😇 — or a good book. I love doing my grocery shopping at my neighborhood market, which many Parisians consider the best in the city! Of course, I also enjoy getting away from Paris from time to time, especially since I’m lucky to have friends in many places. I've never traveled outside Europe, but I’ve explored many parts of the continent!

Their expertise · Let me help you save time and money, avoid common tourist mistakes, and create unforgettable memories. Together, let's make the most of your Paris trip! Thanks to my work as a tour guide with different companies, my academic research, and my life and contacts here, I'm familiar with many aspects of Paris — from affordable to luxury, from classic museums to alternative artsy spots, as well as French Revolution heritage and Jewish life. I can particularly advise you on: • The Paris food scene, especially historic and traditional venues (the best restaurants, cafés, food stores, and local markets) • The Paris areas: where to stay? what are the must-see spots, overrated ones and hidden gems? Where it's particularly worth having a guide, and where you can just stroll on your own? • Getting around Paris: transportation dos and don’ts. • Paris as a 1st-timer: where to start and how to understand the city? • Paris beyond the major attractions: locals' favorite neighborhoods, museums, strolls, cafés, and off-the-beaten-path spots! • When to visit Paris and its main sights: pros and cons of each month, how to avoid crowds, free or late monument openings, and more. • Adapt to your budget: tailored recommendations for every budget, from shoestring to luxury ✨

I'm Andrea, I have visited over 50 countries around the world. I speak English and Spanish, and traveling has always been my way of truly understanding how places work, not just seeing them. Despite this, Italy remains the place I'm most attached to. I've always lived and worked there, and over the years I've traveled extensively throughout the country: not as a tourist, but by immersing myself in local dynamics, getting to know the people, businesses, and regions firsthand. This is precisely what makes the difference. I've built a solid network of local contacts throughout Italy: entrepreneurs, professionals, and reliable operators, people I've worked with or know directly. These aren't generic suggestions, but real connections. I love Italy because it's incredibly diverse: each area has its own identity, rules, and opportunities. It's a country that can offer so much, but only if you know how to navigate it. I've invested years learning this firsthand, and today I can guide people in a practical, direct, and effective way. In short: I don't just offer advice, but access to a proven local network and concrete knowledge of the area!

Their expertise · I can provide practical assistance with everything related to organizing and exploring Italy: authentic local restaurants (not touristy ones), accommodations selected based on your needs, travel and transportation (even in less-visited areas), unique experiences, and lesser-known itineraries. Over the years, I've built up firsthand knowledge of many areas and, above all, a network of reliable contacts throughout Italy: locals, professionals, and operators with whom I've already had experience. This allows me to provide practical advice and, when necessary, put you directly in touch with those who can truly help you. If there's a very specific or technical area where I'm not the direct expert, my value is precisely this: I know who to direct you, avoiding wasted time and reducing the risk of making the wrong decisions. The goal is simple: to help you experience Italy the right way, with access to information and people you'd otherwise struggle to find.

I started to work as a guide in my home city, Vicenza, where I especially focused on the architecture by Andrea Palladio, one of the most influential artists of the Italian Reinassance. In 2009 I moved to Venice and my new city became also my new professional focus: I love the possibilites offered by Venice in terms of historical and artistic richness, but also in terms of easyness of moving and combining different things together. In 2020 I started a small YouTube channel about one of my hobbies: board gaming! For the future I'd like to also open a channel regarding my other hobby: collecting Lego bricks! :-)

Their expertise · I live in Venice since more than 15 years ago, and my job as a guide focuses entirely on the city, both from a historical/artistic perspective, but also from the 'usability' point of view. Through the years I've been able to learn how to move around, which are the best places to explore, where tourism still has to 'conquer' everything. It may seems strange, but I think my 'foreign' perspective is a big help in how I look at the city. A lot of real Venetians, born and raised here, are a bit blinded by their love for their hometown: some of them are so proud that they consider almost every tourist a menace, while some others have been shaped in such a way that they can't even imagine what are the needs of people coming from 'normal' cities. I think the perspective I can offer is a good balance between having a great knowledge of the city and keeping the correct 'distance' from it, so that I can not only be in awe for the uniqueness of the place, but I can also be aware of what a visitor really would need here.

If you are looking for a guide who loves Paris & French Riviera here I am! My name is Cüneyt, pronounced as "june8" I have published 28 books, all in Turkish which include poems, 5 novels, 5 essays about Paris, 1 about Istanbul, 3 cookbooks and many others. I love to live, travel and eat and also having the ability to share my experience makes me very happy. After the success and popularity of my books about Paris, I decided to start planning special tours where I could show my guests around and introduce them to the wonderful city of Paris. I do not have a book written about French Riviera but I lived there for about eight years and I know the region by hart. As an art lover and food connoisseur, I love to show my guests the artistic sides of the city & riviera take them to dine in restaurants they will not forget soon and leave them with amazing memories. I'm not a teacher and I know you're on vacation, so I'd rather make sure you have a good time than tell you what you'll forget right away. Let's be together and enjoy Paris and/or French Riviera

Their expertise · I can help you to plan your trip to Paris &/or to French Riviera and I can give you the details for your trip. After we start talking I can provide you hotels & restaurants. I also can be your support guide during your trip. I also can give advice on the car / van or bus according to the size of the group.

Adoptive Sicilian, totally in love with this land, I've been hosting tours and experiences since 2018 in Palermo and the west coast of Sicily. Passionate about art, nature, hidden gems and food, which I consider the key to fully understand and feel a local culture. With a degree in art history and passion for storytelling, I hunt for the legends and anecdotes to make your Sicilian adventure involving, fun and an authentic experience.

Their expertise · Art Galleries, Solo Travel, Local Traditions

Hi, I'm Shelby, an American (Californian, to be specific), living in Paris since 2019. I editorialize my life in France, my hard-earned cultural lessons, restaurant explorations, and frequent faux pas on my Substack, Franchement. Enjoying food, wine, art, and history in Paris are my favorite hobbies, and I'm happy to share tips and visit ideas to make your stay feel like you're a true local.

Their expertise · My expertise includes Paris restaurants and wine bars, museums and cultural stops, kid-friendly activities (sometimes difficult in Paris), all from the perspective of someone who lives here. Beyond just ideas of where to visit and dine, I provide context on public transport, timing, and overall vibe to shorten the learning curve and ensure you have an enjoyable experience. Most critically, I can also tell you what to skip, because we all know that, sometimes, a great vacation depends on what you say no to, instead of having a packed itinerary.