

About this activity
Glide through Paris on a stylish Segway, covering iconic landmarks from the Louvre to the Eiffel Tower in just 2 hours. This refreshed take on urban sightseeing combines efficient mobility with curated stops at the city's most photogenic monuments.
Everyone already know about Segway Tours around the world , they quickly became a best seller when it came to have a safe tour around a city you want to discover , but because we are XL TOUR and always want to provide to our customers a unique experience we decided to spice up the design of our segways to bring more fun to a design that quickly became boring with ages , it results in wonderful souvenirs for everyone even for those who will cross your road .
This is the itinerary of the 120 min Segway Tour :
Xl Tour Local
Louvre Museum
Orsay Museum
Orsay Docks
National Assembly
Alexandre III Bridge
Eiffel Tower,
Trocadero Gardens
Tokyo Palace
Liberty Flame
Big Palace
Invalids Hostel
Concorde Place
Vendome Place
Note:
The maximum weight carried by our segway is 110Kg / 242 lbs
The indicative duration of the tour includes the briefing (20-30 minutes depending on the number and level of participants)
Highlights
- ✓Effortless access to major sights: Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Eiffel Tower & Trocadéro
- ✓Iconic bridges and monuments: Pont Alexandre III, Invalides, Pont de l'Alma Flame
- ✓Leisurely pace covers more ground than walking in half the time
- ✓Updated Segway designs make for memorable photos and fun memories
- ✓Includes 20–30 minute safety briefing for all skill levels
Insider tips
- ★Book for late afternoon (4–5pm) to catch golden-hour light at major monuments and avoid peak midday crowds
- ★Wear comfortable, flat shoes and avoid loose clothing that could catch on the machine
- ★Arrive 15 minutes early; the briefing takes up to half your tour time, so early start maximises sightseeing
Good to know
- •Maximum rider weight: 110 kg (242 lbs)
- •Full briefing and training included; no prior Segway experience needed
- •Route visits major outdoor plazas and riverfront paths; some uneven cobblestones possible
- •Bring a light layer; riding in open air feels cooler than walking
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Spring (April–May) and early autumn (September–October) offer ideal weather and manageable crowds. Late afternoon tours capture the best light on monuments and avoid the morning tourist rush.











