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- Duration: 14 hours
- Rating: 3.8
- Price: €170.21
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Discover the magic of Paris with this Le Grand Rex tour. This unforgettable experience takes you to one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, the Grand Rex cinema. Built in 1932 and still standing tall, the Grand Rex is a true masterpiece of Art Deco architecture. During the tour, you’ll explore the cinema’s stunning interior, including the majestic main auditorium and its starry ceiling. You’ll also learn about the cinema’s fascinating history and its role in French culture. But that’s not all. The tour also includes a visit to the nearby Grands Boulevards neighborhood, known for its bustling streets and charming cafes. You’ll have the chance to taste some of the best local foods, including croissants, macarons, and other French delicacies. With Le Grand Rex tour, you’ll experience the best of Paris in one unforgettable journey. Book your tour today and discover the city’s magic for yourself.
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