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Discover Paris on a fun, eco-friendly Segway tour. Explore top landmarks with expert guides, stunning views, and a personalized small-group experience.
A Fun and Authentic Way to See Paris: Segway Top Highlights Small Group Tour
Imagine gliding effortlessly through the heart of Paris on a Segway, taking in iconic sights like the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and the Louvre—all with a knowledgeable guide by your side. This 1 hour 30-minute private tour promises a lively, accessible way to see many of the city’s most famous landmarks without the fatigue of walking. It’s perfect for those who want an active yet relaxed sightseeing experience, especially if you’re short on time but craving a comprehensive taste of Paris.
What we really love about this tour is not just the route but the emphasis on personalized attention. With a private guide leading your small group, you’ll get tailored commentary and the chance to ask questions about everything from history to hidden tips for your stay. The inclusion of loaner coats, hats, and gloves means you can stay comfortable no matter the weather, and the well-maintained Segways and helmets ensure a safe, enjoyable ride.
However, one thing to consider is the learning curve—if you’ve never operated a Segway, there’s a brief training session, but some might need a few minutes to feel fully confident. This tour is most suited to travelers who are eager for a fun, interactive way to experience Paris’s highlights, especially those who appreciate a small-group setting for more personalized service.

A Segway tour in Paris offers a fresh, effortless way to see the city’s most renowned sights while avoiding the fatigue that comes with hours of walking. It’s especially appealing for travelers who want to maximize their sightseeing time and enjoy an eco-friendly mode of transport that’s both fun and practical. Because the tour is private, you get the benefit of a dedicated guide who can customize commentary and answer your questions, turning a simple sightseeing route into a personalized storytelling experience.
From the very start, the experience is designed to be straightforward. The tour begins at a central meeting point near the Eiffel Tower, an iconic setting that already sets the tone for a memorable day. After a quick briefing, you’ll be riding comfortably, feeling confident after the brief training session, even if you’re new to Segways.
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Your first stop is Les Invalides, home to the Military Museum and Napoleon’s tomb. The building’s impressive golden dome is a Parisian icon, and the history here is fascinating. As the tour guide explains, Louis XIV commissioned this complex in 1670 to care for wounded soldiers. While you won’t go inside, you’ll have a few minutes for photos and to absorb the grandeur of this historic site.
Next up is the Pont Alexandre III, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful bridges in Paris. Built for the 1900 World Fair, its ornate design and sculptures make it a favorite for photos. Tour guides often share the story of its construction and its significance as a symbol of Franco-Russian friendship. We loved the way this stop offers a perfect blend of aesthetic beauty and historical context.
The Petit Palais, also from the 1900 Universal Exhibition, is just a short ride away. While you won’t enter the museum, the exterior is stunning, with its ornate facade and classical architecture. The guide will fill you in on its role as a fine arts museum since 1902, adding depth to the visual feast.
Right next door is the Grand Palais, an architectural marvel with its glass-domed roof. Built for the same exhibition, it’s a symbol of French artistic achievement. The guide’s insights on its construction and purpose bring the structure to life, and you’ll appreciate the chance to snap photos with this monumental backdrop.
Moving toward the Seine, the Place de la Concorde is one of Paris’s largest and most historic squares. The guide discusses its turbulent past, from French monarchy to revolutionary hub, helping you connect the dots of Paris’s political history. The large fountains and obelisk make it a vibrant point of interest.
The famed Champs-Elysees boulevard, commissioned by Louis XIV, is a scenic route filled with shops, cafes, and historical significance. It’s the perfect stretch to experience the lively Parisian vibe, with commentary about Napoleon’s ordering of the Arc de Triomphe as a monument of victory.
Standing majestically at the western end of the Champs-Elysees, the Arc de Triomphe honors French military victories. Built over 30 years from 1806, it’s an impressive sight to see up close, with the guide sharing tales of its symbolism and history. Here, you’ll have a few minutes for photos and to appreciate the scale of this monument.
The tour concludes at the Eiffel Tower, Paris’s most recognizable symbol. While you won’t go inside, the guide shares stories about its 1889 construction and how it became a symbol of France. The views from this vantage point are unbeatable, making it a fitting end to your scenic ride.
The tour includes Segway use, helmets, and weather-appropriate gear like raincoats, hats, and gloves—ensuring comfort regardless of the weather. The presence of a local guide enriches the experience with expert commentary and stories only insiders know. The small group size (max 8 travelers) means you’ll enjoy personalized service, quick responses to questions, and a friendly atmosphere.
The price of $80.11 per person reflects good value, considering the guide-led experience, the convenience of covering many landmarks in a short time, and the unique mode of transport. For travelers eager to see the highlights without the fatigue, this is a compelling choice—plus, reviews consistently praise the tour for its affordability and fun factor.

Reviewers highlight the knowledgeability of guides, with many mentioning guides like George and Sacha as making the experience particularly enjoyable. One reviewer, Heather, called it “exciting” and a family favorite, emphasizing how smoothly the Segway riding was for beginners after just ten minutes of training. Shannon appreciated feeling “very comfortable” within minutes, despite never having ridden one before.
Another review praises George for his wealth of knowledge and how he made the city’s stories come alive, turning a simple ride into a memorable educational experience. Sherry’s group enjoyed stopping at key sites for photo ops, and multiple travelers commented on how the stunning views and interesting anecdotes elevated their experience beyond just a sightseeing tour.


This Segway tour of Paris offers a lively, efficient way to see many of the city’s most famous sights with a personal touch. It’s perfect for travelers who want to cover a lot of ground without exhaustion, especially those interested in learning the stories behind the landmarks from passionate guides. The small-group format ensures an intimate experience, making it ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers seeking a unique perspective.
What truly stands out is the combination of stunning views, expert commentary, and the fun of riding a Segway—a memorable, authentic way to embrace the Parisian ambiance. Whether you’re a first-timer or someone looking to add a special activity to your trip, this tour delivers good value, expert insights, and a genuinely enjoyable ride.
“Taking the Segway tour with GoGo Tours today has even one of the highlights of our trip to Paris. The weather couldn’t have been better — crisp…”

Is this tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, the tour includes a brief 10-minute training session, so even first-time Segway riders can feel comfortable before setting off.
What is the group size?
The maximum number of travelers is 8, which helps ensure a personalized experience and less crowded environment.
Are helmets and gear provided?
Absolutely. Helmets are included, along with loaner coats, hats, and gloves if the weather is cold.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at 101 Av. de la Bourdonnais, near the Eiffel Tower, and ends back at the same meeting point.
Is it noisy or disruptive?
No, the tour is conducted at a comfortable pace, with informative commentary that enhances rather than distracts from the sights.
What’s the best time of day for this tour?
While not explicitly specified, most travelers find late morning or early afternoon ideal for good lighting and fewer crowds.