Monument to Marguerite Boucicaut and Clara de Hirsch

WALKING TOUR ⭐️ PREMIUM AUDIO TOUR

Samuel L.’s Epic Saga: Illuminating Paris

An audio guided tour by Samuel L. Jackson, The Artist

Welcome to Paris! On this GPS guided audio tour, we will visit 13 stops on a route of 2.64km. This tour focusses mainly on arts & Culture.

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Tour Sights 📸

Monument to Marguerite Boucicaut and Clara de Hirsch

Statue

fontaine de la Paix

Sight A neoclassical fountain featuring a monumental square with triangular frontons and four allégorical reliefs by Jean-Joseph Espercieux, representing the four elements of peace.

Monument à Delacroix

Sight

L'Acteur grec

Sight A bronze sculpture created by Charles-Arthur Bourgeois in 1868, L'Acteur grec represents an ancient Greek actor declaiming his text, holding a manuscript in his left hand and wearing a raised mask on his forehead and a sheepskin around his loins.

Henry Murger

Sight A sculpture by Henri-Théophile Bouillon, depicting Henry Murger, a French novelist and poet, located in the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris.

Théodore de Banville

Sight A white marble bust of Théodore de Banville sits atop a pedestal on a base, with steps resembling an altar, representing the poet as a torso-naked figure with a drapery on his shoulder.

Medici Fountain

Sight A monumental fountain commissioned by Marie de' Medici, built around 1630, featuring statues of mythological figures and a grotto, with a rich history of modifications and restorations since the 17th century.

fontaine de Léda

Sight A Parisian sculptural wall fountain built between 1806-1808, designed by Achille Valois, depicting the legend of Leda and the Swan with a central bas-relief panel featuring the mythological scene.

Le Faune dansant

Sight Le Faune dansant is a sculpture depicting a nude faun dancing and playing the flute, balanced on a wineskin, surrounded by attributes of bacchic revelry. Created by Eugène-Louis Lequesne in 1850, it won several awards and is now installed in the Luxembourg Garden.

Salle du Bel-Air

Opera House A 17th-century opera house, known as the Salle du Bel-Air or Salle du Jeu de Paume de Béquet, which served as the temporary home of the Paris Opera from November 1672 to February 1673.