In a group of 6 travellers maximum (the smallest in Paris), travel back in time to June 1940, when Paris fell under German occupation without a single shot being fired. Explore the history of the occupation in three of Paris' central districts: Saint Germain, the Latin Quarter, the Marais. Whilst your expert English speaking guide walks you through the meandering streets of Paris, you will explore topics ranging from daily life, food, education, entertainment, the resistance, deportations, and the liberation of Paris. Your guide will be happy to answer any of your questions.
The emblematic city of lights. The entire tour will take place within the oldest parts of Paris
The infamous Notre Dame Cathedral, finished in 1363 and built in the Gothic style of architecture will be an important stop on your tour. You will not only get to see the important architectural parts of the church, but you will also learn about how religion was controlled during the occupation of Paris during the second world war.
One of the oldest and most interesting districts in Paris, you will spend a good amount of time here during your tour. The Marais, meaning marsh in English, was origianally the jewish ghetto outisde of the city walls of Paris. During the occupation, thousands of jewish families were arrested and sent to camps in France and beyond. Learn about the effects this had on the people living in Marais then and now.
You will make your own way to the meeting points