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French Links Tours

We organize private, customized tours and events in France, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Netherlands and more. Created in 1997, French Links Tours has hosted everyone from US Presidents, Senators and Governors to celebrities such as Larry David and Tim McGraw.

However, we don't only cater to A-listers, but to multi-generational families, museum patrons, corporate incentives, and educational groups including those with special needs and disabilities.

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05/06/2021

The ancient and beautifully preserved architecture in Troyes never ceases to amaze. The blend of timbered and stone houses is a guidebook to French architecture.
@troyeschampagnetourisme @villedetroyes @troyesrencontre @francetourisme #france #tourisme

05/06/2021

The Church of the Madeleine in Troyes is one of the most beautiful and unique Flamboyant gothic churches in France. The 16th century stained glass windows and the stone jubé as well as the painted statuary will take your breath away. A must see for any visitor!
@troyesrencontre @villedetroyes @ste_marie.madeleine @vitrauxandarts @troyeschampagnetourisme #eglise #church #gothic #gothicstyle #france #france🇫🇷 #francetourisme

05/06/2021

Troyes, two hours from Paris, has one of the few town halls with the original slogan of the French Revolution and a statue of Minerva crushing a hydra of opposition, the third version produced under the Restoration of the monarchy. Another statue of an idealized make nude represents Energy Cut Down by War. Troyes, a sub-prefecture is filled with surprises waiting to be discovered.
@villedetroyes @troyeschampagnetourisme @troyesrencontre @atoutfrance.germany #hoteldeville #france

05/06/2021

Yesterday I discovered Montgueux, the town above Troyes in the Aube region where champagne has been produced for some time. A great way to combine pleasure and history!
@villedetroyes @aubechampagne @champagne_moments @vignobles_a_la_carte #champagne #champagnelover #countrylife #france🇫🇷 #francetourisme

06/04/2021

The Anglo-Chinese park in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, offers a respite during this period of confinement. Open in 1867 by Napoleon III for the workers of Paris, it was built over a pitted gypsum mine. Today, it has become a haven for bobos who can no longer afford to live in central Paris. On a surprisingly incorrect note the Park is covered with signs citing a 150-year-old anniversary, an allusion to the bloody events of the Paris Commune which took place in 1871. A handful of photos reproducing the events of the Commune decorate one side of the gates around the park. Ignored by most they pay a modest tribute to the martyrs of this bloody revolution which lasted 3 months.
@parclesbutteschaumont @parcdesbutteschaumont @butteschaumontparis @laviedesbuttes @paris.info @parisinfo.fr @communedeparis @lacommunedeparis #paris #parcs #parcsetjardins #parksofparis #gardendesign #gardendesigner

22/03/2021

Spring is in the air at the Parc de Bagatelle. Hope springs eternal with peacocks, daffodils, dogwood in bloom. Feeling blessed that I get to see and enjoy these sights...from 2015, and which are stored in an album on my phone!
@jardindebagatelle @bagatellejardinde @paondiffusion @daffodils.visual @givingfordaffodil @frenchgardens @paris_gardensq8 @paris_gardensq8 #garden #gardendesign #gardeninspiration #peacock #spring #springiscoming #spring2021

21/03/2021

A post-lunch bike ride led to some unexpected discoveries: a girl posing like a flower beneath a pink dogwood in bloom on a dingy plaza; the only extant restored metro by Art Nouveau architect Hector Guimard; an imposing archway framing a garden of topiary on Avenue Foch; a 1970s architectural monstrosity on Avenue Foch; a sign that tells me that the avenue opened in 1855 under the Second Empire to join Paris to the Bois de Boulogne and was landscaped by Alphand who also redesigned the Bois de Boulogne in two years with two artificial lakes, an artificial cascade with rocks and plenty of picturesque landscapes. Two years! Inconceivable today! @boisdeboulogneparis @bois_de_bologne_99999999999 @avenuefochparis @hectorguimard @hectorguimardarchitect @hectorguimard7905 #city #cities #architecture #landscape #avenue #avenuefoch @balade_haussmannienne @appartementhaussmannien

20/03/2021

Even a pandemic doesn’t stop the creative Parisians from inventing new ways with chocolate, pastries, hats and magic lanterns. Vive la France! @saintgermaindespres_org @patrick_roger_off @patrick_roger_sculpture @atelier144paris @atelier.144 @maisonmulot @chocolatchapon #chocolate #chocolatelover #hatstyle #hats #magic #magicmoments #paris_focus_on #pariswindows #easter

20/03/2021

Even with a pandemic and a mediocre vaccine rollout, Paris is still the City of fountains, river and light. The Statue of Liberty was built here and its replica still faces west.
@statueoflibertynyc @paris4nature @paris @mylittleparis @saintgermaindespres_org @insiderfrance #springiscoming #paris_focus_on #parís #seine #fountain #architecture

19/03/2021

It’s pricey but tempting for the prosperous bobo chic of Paris. Located by the Place du Marche St Honoré named after the patron saint of pastry makers, it is the alternative to Hediard and Fauchon. Food snobs are welcome but buyers beware. Today a display of vegetables that rivals the windows of Cartier sells. At least they are real!
#foodporn #foodstagram #foodphotography #foodlover #bobochic #bobo #paris #parisianstyle #parisfood

17/03/2021

There is something truly festive about a trip to the Paris Flea Market. The selection of vintage costume and fine jewelry is staggering, and may represent one of the last bastions of sartorial elegance.
@pucesdeparissaintouen @marcheaupuces @parisinfo.fr #fleamarket #fleamarketstylemagazine #fleamarketfinds

14/03/2021

Two summers ago I spent an unforgettable weekend in Chartres, and was rapt as I watched the sound and light show celebrating the cathedral. I hope to go there again this coming summer!
@villedechartres @chartres_tourisme @cathedrale_de_chartres @le_grand_monarque_chartres @iledefrance #cathedrale #cathedral #cathedrals #cathedralsofinstagram #soundandlight #france

07/03/2021

The Marais district never ceases to surprise. Even with so much that is closed, there is still much to see from the sublime to the ridiculous, the tragic and the ordinary. Strolling around the city without a preconceived point of view leaves you open to notice a familiar quarter in fresh ways. Paris will always be New even as it remains very old.
@architecture_hunter @maraisculture @lemaraismood @marais.guide @maraisvillageparis #paris #marais #architecture #popart #audreyhepburn

07/03/2021

Today, my husband’s birthday, was the perfect occasion to stroll in the Marais district with a fresh eye. I was glad to revisit streets I hadn’t seen in a while and to discover new creations in the city. Feeling lucky to be living in France. @maraisvillageparis @marais.guide @maraisculture @lemaraismood @papierplus_paris #window #windowphotography #winterwonderland #windowdisplay #windowdisplay #paris #parisianstyle

27/02/2021

This charming chateau still in private hands is one of the jewels my husband and I discovered last summer when we visited Le Perche, the Tuscany of France. We loved le Clos Saint Sauveur in Belleme as well. @le_bonheur_est_dans_le_perche @parcregionalduperchebycbb @maison.leperche @safranduperche #leperche #normandie #normandietourisme #france

27/02/2021

Here’s Montreuil at the gates of Paris which still has some of the most wild and interesting gardens and personalities protecting its rural past. This used to be the peach orchard of Paris—now it’s being reclaimed by all sorts of ecological gardeners.
@ville_montreuil @explore_iledefrance @paris.explore @parisinfo.fr @paris_city_information #montreuil #paris_focus_on #paris

27/02/2021

Art Paris 2020 was full of surprises! It’s nice to know that despite all the snobs and naysayers Paris remains a significant player after all this time. @artparisartfair @grand_palais @missticofficiel @artjourneyparis #artwork #streetart #gallery #galleryart #artist #artistsoninstagram

27/02/2021

Last summer when the Château was closed, I took a stroll around Versailles the town to discover some of its secrets. Even after the French monarchy’s demise, it still retains its beauty and mythology @chateauversailles @versaillesserie @villedeversailles @chateauversailles @versailles_imagined @versailles_tourisme #versailles #castles #frenchcastles #frenchtowns

27/02/2021

As sightings of spring appear, I find myself seeking solace in the parc Monceau and the Jardin de Bagatelle. @jardins_parisiens @paris4nature @parisjetaime @hipparis @maviefrancaise #gardens #gardendesign #gardeninspiration #gardening #gardenlife

22/02/2021

One of the most unique historical homes in France which I had the pleasure to discover last September. It once belonged to the animal painter Rosa Bonheur, the first woman to get the Legion d’Honneur.
@rosabonheurofficiel @demeures_de_france @bellesdemeuresofficiel @demeuresdecampagne @secretsdhistoire @culture_gouv #painting #painter #womenartists #artstudio #artstudios

22/02/2021

Ow that the days are getting warmer it’s easier to venture out. If you browse through the album you will see Gertrude Stein’s former home on rue de Fleurus where she once hosted Hemingway and Picasso. @gertrude.stein1874 @alicebtoklas @leftbankbooks @saintgermaindespres_org #fountain #plaża #plaza #lostgeneration #paris #secret #secretplaces

22/02/2021

Here is an album of recent photos celebrating the magnificent restoration of the oldest church in Paris whose steeple is over 1,000 years old. When it’s open to the public I look forward to attending concerts there once again. @culture_gouv @saintgermaindespres_org @egliseparismetropole @parcourssaintgermain #church #churcharchitecture #churchphotography #restoration #churchs

22/02/2021

One of the most magnificent unsung churches of Paris has stained glass windows dedicated to the butchers guild, a triptych by Keith Haring, a tomb to Colbert who was Louis XIV’s prime minister...and who ne of the most beautiful church organs in France. There is social distancing and respect for the risks of Covid-19. Hopefully it will get more visitors after the Pinault Collection opens @pinaultcollection @eglisesainteustache @charcuteriedeparis @louisquatorze14 #churches #churchesofinstagram #churchesoftheworld #paris #parisian #stainedglass #stainedglassart

20/02/2021

Even during a pandemic like Covid-19 the French always find a way to enjoy a beautifully set table and a choice of delectable takeout options. The pastry is from Stohrer the oldest bakery in Paris, ditto for the assorted pate en croute. Up the street is an Italian specialty store that offers one of the best antipasti assortment in Paris. Another gourmet emporium features a very thing from chocolate to pate. Their takeaway sandwiches are pricey but exceptional. A great way to enjoy the first balmy day in February 2021.
@paris @parisgourmetguide @ottolenghi @tony_le_goff #french #frenchfood #gourmet #pastry @stohrer @ruemontorgueil @ruemontorg #streetstyle #street #streetfood #antipasti

20/02/2021

One of the places I am most excited about seeing is the new Pinault Collection when museums reopen in Paris. Located in the former Bourse du Commerce and magnificently reconfigured by Tadeo Ando, it is certainly going to be a major addition to the Parisian art scene.
@pinaultcollection @lets_talk_about_art @culture_gouv @roselinebachelot @francoispinault_ #museum #architecture #architecturephotography @tadeoando #restoration #restorationproject

30/01/2021

One of the most stunning jewelry exhibitions ever produced by Van Cleef & Arpels. A must see when museums reopen!
@vancleefarpels @hipparis @parisinfo.fr #jewelsaddict #jewelsofinstagram

28/01/2021

One of the most exquisite and sensuous Art Nouveau buildings in Paris! Poetry in stone.
@artnews @archdigest @workingartistsstudios @hipparis @doitin_paris #architecture #architecturephotography #architecturelovers #artistsoninstagram

28/01/2021

Even as Covid-19 rages in France, I took a welcome break at the Passy cemetery where they have some of the most surprising funeral monuments in Paris. Easier to navigate than Père Lachaise

26/12/2020

Under Napoleon lll, an exquisite private theater was built and recently restored by a wealthy patron from the UAE. In September I was lucky enough to get a private tour with my friend Marie-Ange and boy were we impressed. It was only used for 10 performances in its entire life as a working theater however. Today it’s a museum piece never to be used again

17/10/2020

Francois Pinault will be inaugurating this magnificent building for his personal art collection in January 2021. It is next to the Church of St Eustache and the Canopy shopping mall as well as a charming garden named after Nelson Mandela. Can’t wait! @official_fracoispinault @villedeparis_sc @paris_tourism @paristourisme #museum #museums #collection #artcollector #artcollection #artcollections

17/10/2020

@museeorangerie @dechirico_900 @_andrebreton @surrealism.world Giorgio di Chirico is one of the most puzzling and mysterious artists who ever lived. Yet his impact on graphic design, advertising and art remains indisputable. It’s a usefully edifying show during these strange times.
#art #painting #paintings #surrealism #surrealart #mythology #mystical

17/10/2020

For those who are lucky to be in Paris, find a momentary respite to admire Claude Monet’s magnificent gift to the nation: two splendid croons with his studies of water lilies painted at the end of his life. Even on a gray and overcast day they remain eternally beautiful @fondationmonet @claudemonet__ @claude._.monet @museeorangerie @musee_impressionnismes_giverny @givernytourisme #monet #impressionism #impressionistart #paris #france

11/09/2020

The view looking up from my terrace table at the Mini Palais this week. The stunning mosaics were restored some years ago when they redid the roof as well. Now the building is closing in December for massive renovations for the next four years. It is by far the biggest meeting space in Paris and has been used for multiple events ranging from car shows to indoor food shows and even an ice skating rink. I was there this week for the opening of Art Paris, one of the most intriguing art shows of the season. @le_grand_palais @minipalais @artparisartfair #art #artfairs #architecture #architecturephotography #mosaic #mosaicart

08/09/2020

Even a traffic jam on the Rue de Rivoli cannot d’être me from gazing at the beauty of the Saint James Tower at dusk with its glowing stained glass windows calling out to us like a lighthouse beacon in the night. The tower has outlasted bloody revolutions and civil wars, the pollution of cars and the anticlerical battles—and yet it stands for the ages. @hipparis @parispropertyconcierge @francefr @architectanddesign @monumenthistoricalsociety #france #architecture

02/09/2020

These days when the sun is out, I am more attentive to the outdoor sculptures and architecture of Paris. It is one of the great outdoor museums of the world and I feel so privileged to be living and working here. I hope my fans and future followers are inspired to revisit their home towns. In the midst of a pandemic and pandemonium, beauty still outweighs everything else!
@hipparis @doitin_paris @parisdiaries @francefr @france.focus_on #architecture #architecturephotography #sculpture #sculptureart #sculptures #ilovemycity

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French Links Tours was founded by author and travel expert Rachel Kaplan, who has published four books with Harry N. Abrams on little-known museums in Berlin, Paris, London and Rome as well as Best Buys to French Chic. French Links Tours also runs tours in the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic and Hungary.

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We pride ourselves on our Exclusive Access Tours including the Towers of Notre Dame Cathedral, the private royal apartments of Marie-Antoinette and Louis XVI at Versailles, our Midnight in Paris tours in vintage cars, our private cruises on the Seine, and our regional experiences in Normandy, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, the Loire Valley, Provence and the French Riviera. Each of our tours is a custom-designed travel experience tailored specifically to your tastes, pace and needs. In short, our work is a labor of love and powered by an extraordinary team of dedicated talent and service providers.

We have been featured in Departures Magazine, the New York Times (for our Flea Market tours), the Financial Times, the Washington Post, National Geographic Traveler and more. So give us a shout either to [email protected] or call +336 64 35 87 63. Bon voyage et à très bientôt!