View of Paris from the Seine during a private chauffeur city tour

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City tours and day trips with a chauffeur

Concorde Limousine runs city tours in Paris and full-day excursions with a private chauffeur: Paris museums and monuments, Versailles, Fontainebleau, Giverny, the Loire châteaux, Mont-Saint-Michel and the Champagne vineyards. The car and chauffeur stay with you throughout.

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A tour of Paris or a full-day excursion
The car stays with you between stops
Itinerary adaptable along the way

What a chauffeur changes on a tour

A sightseeing day always runs into the same obstacles: parking, the distances between sites, and tiredness by late afternoon. Your chauffeur drops you as close to each entrance as access allows, waits while you visit, and collects you wherever you come out. You carry nothing, you never look for parking, and you are not bound to the fixed order of a coach tour.

An itinerary built around what you want to see

Tours are tailor-made. Tell us the duration, the number of passengers and the places you care about, and we propose a realistic itinerary that accounts for actual travel times and opening hours.

The order of stops can change as you go. If a visit holds you longer than planned, the schedule adapts — not you.

What is not included

The service covers the vehicle and the chauffeur. Site admission tickets and the services of a licensed guide are not included.

Destinations

Where we take you

Paris, its museums and monuments

Paris and its monuments
The Seine, the Eiffel Tower, the squares and the grand avenues, at the pace you choose.
The Louvre and the great museums
Dropped as close to the entrance as possible, collected on the way out: no parking, no connections.
Montmartre and the Sacré-Cœur
The hill, its lanes and its view over Paris — a quarter where the car waits while you walk.

An hour from Paris

1 h from Paris
Palace of Versailles
The palace, the gardens and the Trianon: a full day one hour from Paris.
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1 h from Paris
Fontainebleau
A château less crowded than Versailles, a forest all around it, and the drive to get there.
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1 h from Paris
Giverny
Monet's house and gardens, in the Seine valley. Easily combined with a stop in Normandy.
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Two to three hours from Paris

2 h 30 from Paris
Château de Chambord
The largest of the Loire châteaux. An early start, an evening return, no fixed timetable.
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2 h 30 from Paris
Château de Chenonceau
The château spanning the Cher, often paired with Chambord in a single day.
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4 h from Paris
Mont-Saint-Michel
A long day, but door to door with no connections — where the train imposes three changes.
1 h 30 from Paris
Champagne vineyards
Reims, Épernay and the hillsides. The case for a chauffeur is self-evident: you taste, he drives.
Normandy
The D-Day beaches, Honfleur, Étretat: a full day from Paris.