2 days in Paris: must-see experiences with All Inclusive Plus

Explore Montmartre like a local on this fascinating walking tour. This atmospheric Parisian district is synonymous with cultural icons, and many famous artists once had studios there during the French Belle Époque, including Modigliani, Monet, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso and Van Gogh.On this 90 minute Montmartre tour, you'll be taken around the neighborhood to admire its unique architectural charm, while sampling interesting sights along the way. Your expert guide will provide you with historical insights and cultural facts as you stroll, and you'll have the chance to discover under-the-radar shopping boutiques and food specialists along the way where you can buy Paris' finest cheeses, charcuteries, crusty bread and wine. Admire the white-domed Sacré-Cœur basilica and enjoy splendid views of the whole city from the top of the huge hill.

One of Paris's best-loved attractions, the famous Paris Aquarium is home to the largest aquarium tank in France.Take an immersive journey into the deep and discover an underwater world with a strikingly diverse range of aquatic species on display. You’ll be able to get up close and personal with everything from sharks and sea-turtles to clownfish, sea urchins and more in this stunning environment.The aquarium also features a comprehensive schedule to both educate and inform. Check out fascinating National Geographic films, as well as live feedings that take place four times a day, in addition to informative talks about conserving the ocean and the creatures that live within it.Located on the Eastern side of the Jardins du Trocadéro, Aquarium de Paris re-creates a range of underwater habitats for their 500-odd species, from Mediterranean shores to tropical coral reefs, lagoons and more. Be mesmerized as you walk through the shark tunnel, get hands-on with marine creatures at the petting pool and learn more about different species from around the globe. As one of the best aquariums in Paris, you’ll learn everything you ever wanted to know about life in the deep.

As one of Paris’ most interactive attractions, you’ll have hours of fun in this eclectic museum.Musée Grévin is the ultimate place to come to meet all your favorite movie stars, artists, musicians, royals and celebrities. Wander through lifelike scenes depicting historic and modern Paris and come face-to-face with over 250 French and international celebrities that look exactly like their real-life versions. You'll journey through Paris' fascinating history, learning all about its culture, with everything from opera and fashion to football and rugby covered.Learn all about the French Revolution through the dramatic visual scenes as well as key events from 19th and 20th Century history. There’s plenty of contemporary characters including in the line-up too, including Katy Perry, Angelina Jolie, Cristiano Ronaldo and more. One of Musée Grévin's must-see displays is the stunning Palais des Mirages, which was created in 1900 for the Universal Exhibition at the Trocadéro. Walk through this specially designed, opulent exhibit and experience a fantastical sound and light show like no other.You'll also get the chance to learn about the unique step-by-step creation of Musée Grévin's lifelike wax figures, from the precise details of their makeup to the models who sit in for the body molds. Touch some of the resin and the hair used to make the final products if you're feeling curious.

Explore this interactive space and make your way through 70 exciting exhibits. From mirror mazes to optical illusions, each reality-bending experience will put your powers of perception to the test. Put each one to the test and enjoy plenty of fun photo opportunities along the way.

Step inside for a guided tour that reveals cabinets of curiosities showcasing beautiful artifacts and ephemera from the history of perfume-making. Highlights include an ancient Mesopotamian kohl vase hewn out of chalk, a fine silver-gilt pomander from the Middle Ages and an ornate Louis XIV perfume burner.Learn about some of the planet’s best-loved floral fragrances, including Chinese osmanthus, Italian bergamot and Australian sandalwood, and visit the stills room to discover how scent is extracted from their flowers through the process of distillation.Established in the city of Grasse a century ago, the Fragonard perfumery celebrates a different flower every year. During your workshop, you’ll learn about this year’s chosen bloom, before being guided through the process of creating your own ‘flower of the year’ eau de toilette. The resulting scent is yours to take away as a 12ml bottle spray.This olfactory journey through the history of perfume includes a short guided tour of Fragonard’s Musée du Parfum.Close to other major Paris attractions including the Paris Opéra and Louvre Museum, Fragonard’s Musée du Parfum is set in an attractive 19th-century townhouse in the 9th arrondissement.

Sat on the corner of the historical Théâtre du Châtelet, Au Vieux Châtelet brasserie is everything you want in a traditional French brasserie: think cosy wood interiors, ornate trimmings and classic home cooking done right.Opt for the nation’s favourite croque monsieur - a toasted sandwich with molten gruyère cheese, smoked ham and Dijon mustard, topped with a buttery béchamel sauce. This mainstay has been on the menu for decades and for good reason; whether you’re in the mood for a lazy brunch or late afternoon pick-me-up, this is an absolute classic.Alternatively, for a bit of extra indulgence, go for a croque madame (very similar, but with a fried egg to crown the dish). Pair that with a cassis-flavored kir royale Champagne cocktail, and you’re all set!During summer months, the brasserie terrace is the perfect spot to bask in a bit of Parisian sunshine.