I did a night tour that included a champagne cruise of the seine and skip the line tour for the eiffel. That doesn't seem to be as easy to come by now in the evening hours.
I am considering the car tour that Rick writes about and it gets great reviews. However I have 3 adults for this trip. Has anyone done this trip? Is there room for 3 - does anyone not get as great a tour due to the car size?
That is my only hesitation in booking this - as I know we have to see the sights at night!
About the "classic" car tour, this one might interest you:
They have tours until 10:00 p.m., and the car couldn't be more classic. :))
Both companies I'm looking at have the 2CVs - one is Midnight in Paris and the other is the one mentioned above. Can 3 adults fit in this car for a tour?
The world record is 21. 😂
I did this tour in June and we had several cars with 3 people them. Two in the backseat and one upfront with driver. It was a lot of fun and a different way to see Paris.
a 2CV would be crowded but doable, but you need to check with the company. COVID might have changed capacity rules.
4 folks in a 2CV is crowded - very crowded - unless 2 of them are eggs on the back seat
I didn't think about COVID restrictions - I will check on that. We are all large adults so we may try another route.
The link in the 1st post will let one choose 1.2 or 3 passengers in the booking
hey hey yoda
check out:
oldtimersparis.com
they will fit 3 people in classic vintage car. i would send an email, they do day and night time tours, ask questions, what you want and hope and make a decision. it's nice to have room to be comfortable. we did a tour in champagne area reims and took 2 cars. some drivers don't want riders in front seat, they have all their "business/lunch/essentials" there.
have a fun time, you'll love it and see the lights
aloha
I traveled thousands of kilometers in a 2CV with 4 people inside. (once for a round trip from Paris to Sicily and I'm still pretty much alive.
So I think you will have a lot of fun for an hour or two in this mythical car whose shock absorbers are very "elastic"
And as long as you don't try to drive it :)
