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Nat Geo Day Tour: Paris, the City of Book Lovers

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Nat Geo Day Tour: Paris, the City of Book Lovers

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Lugar: Paris

Duração: 4 horas

Idiomas: Inglês

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Ignite your passion for books as your historian guide takes you on a journey through Paris's literary history and some of its most notable book-related sites.
Visit the most important spaces in the Bibliotheque Nationale Française, one of the finest libraries in Europe.
Exclusive to National Geographic travelers, talk to the owner of one of the UNESCO-protected bookshops around the Seine river, a "Bouquiniste", and learn first-hand about their enduring trade and their significant role in the Parisian landscape.
Enjoy a guided visit to Shakespeare and Co, one of the most emblematic bookstores in Paris and once a hub for influential writers.

Visitas guiadas de um dia imersivas, enriquecedoras e sustentáveis

Quer você prefira história, cultura, gastronomia, conservação, natureza, aventura ou fotografia, esses tours são planejados para satisfazer a sua curiosidade

Acesso

Mergulhe de cabeça nos destinos e nas atrações que você explora através de acesso exclusivo e de experiências práticas com base nas relações estabelecidas pela National Geographic no mundo todo

Conhecimento

Conheça o mundo através das lentes da National Geographic enquanto os guias treinados por ela e os especialistas locais compartilham conhecimentos e a paixão por lugares e localidades que você visita.

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Explore os destinos de forma significativa e comprometida com o turismo sustentável, em que todos os tours cumpram os critérios do Conselho Global de Turismo Sustentável e dediquem uma parte dos lucros ao fundo para pesquisas

Imersão cultural

Deixe-se inspirar a se preocupar com o planeta e sua população, adquirindo um entendimento mais profundo sobre as comunidades e os moradores dos lugares que você visita, através da interação e de informações sobre a vida cotidiana deles.

Narrativa

Faça parte da história de cada destino que você visitar através dos conteúdos e das pesquisas inigualáveis da National Geographic aos quais você será exposto, para refletir sobre as diferentes realidades atuais

Esta experiência atende aos critérios do Conselho Global de Turismo Sustentável. Ao escolher esta experiência, você pode proteger os lugares que ama, cuidar do meio ambiente e apoiar as comunidades locais

O que esperar

Paris has had a long love affair with books. The evidence is most visible along stretches of the Seine, where for centuries booksellers have traded in second hand, rare or antique books from their distinctive green stalls. This tour is designed for anyone with a passion for books, as your National Geographic-trained guide takes you on a voyage through Paris's literary history and some of its most notable book-related sites.

First, we'll visit the Bibliotheque Nationale Française, one of the finest libraries in Europe. This renowned space, famous for its wonderful architecture and vast collections, has three main sections: the readers' rooms, the Salle Ovale, and the Museum and Galerie Mansart. You will enjoy a private visit to all of these areas while your guide shares insights and fascinating stories about each one.

Next, take a stroll through the city, passing places linked to French history and literature, such as Place Colette, where your guide will reveal the story behind “Colette” and how she became a literary icon in Paris. You'll also see the Comedie Française and learn about French dramaturgist Molière. Pausing by the famous Pyramide outside the Louvre Museum, you will have the opportunity for further discussions with your guide about books that were written in Paris such as Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code.

You'll then take a break for refreshments in a special coffee-library named Café Livre where you can relax over a drink and talk books. A serene Seine River cruise follows, offering great views of the Notre Dame Cathedral, before disembarking to visit Shakepeare and Co, an iconic independent bookstore in Paris's 5th district. Established in the 1920s, it became a hub for influential writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald, T.S. Eliot, and Ernest Hemingway. Your historian guide will share insights about the Lost Generation writers connected to this bookstore as you take a look around the fantastic selection of books.

Lastly, you'll meet a "Bouquiniste", an exclusive experience for National Geographic travelers. These historic riverside booksellers have been a staple in Paris since the late 19th century, and have now been recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn from one of the booksellers the story of their occupation, the range of items they sell, and their significant role in the Parisian landscape.

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