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Guided Tours Unusual & Exclusive Groups / Individuals Cultival.Fr GUIDED TOURS unusual & exclusive groups / individuals cultival.fr Cultival • @CultivalParis • #Cultival • #CultivalExperience Cultival makes you discover the most beautiful Parisian monuments “Live culture differently” is the ethos of Cultival, through which the agency offers unique behind the scenes tours of the monuments for which Paris is renowned for. Who has never dreamed of being With Cultival, it is now possible to locked in the Palais Garnier, just like discover the secrets of the most the Phantom of the Opera? To explore beautiful sites of Paris. Unmissable, the twists and turns of the Eiffel Tower? unusual, exclusive or fun, Cultival To discover the dark side of the City of tours are unique, high quality cultural Light? experiences. Cultival is also: More informations: • Events services [email protected] • Cultural gift certificates and gift boxes • Cultural solutions for Works councils • Customer fidelity programs 4 Cultival 450 000 visitors in 50% individuals 30% international figures 20 collaborating cultural monuments and sites Cultival behind the scene… Cultival is a genuine cultural outings management of the Palais Garnier agency, bringing together professionals guided tours. The agency then went who are passionate about culture and on to design an exclusive and unique performing arts. Behind the Scenes Tour of the Eiffel Tower. This has been followed by the The agency was created 18 years ago Cité des sciences et de l’industrie, the with the aim of helping visitors discover Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, what goes on behind the scenes of the Fondation Pierre Bergé - Yves Saint Parisian Theatres. Among the first Laurent, the Hôtel des Invalides, the theatres that joined us in this adventure Cité du Cinéma… were the Théâtre des Variétés, the Opéra Comique, the Théâtre Marigny, As a tourism and cultural operator, the Théâtre de la Porte Saint-Martin today Cultival is trusted by 20 Parisian and the Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens. monuments administrating their operations, bookings and marketing These backstage tours have quickly politics. The team consists of 22 become very popular, with a special members of full time staff and 90 field success among organised group workers (such as certificated guides) visits. The concept is so successful who authenticate and share the history that barely 4 years after its creation, of these legendary places. Cultival has been entrusted with the 5 22 Seine-Saint-Denis 12 18 19 17 19 21 2 9 8 1 6 10 7 16 2 16 111 3 20 4 11 8 5 17 14 17 154 7 13 9 6 12 15 5 9 3 10 18 14 13 Hauts-de-Seine Val-de-Marne 23 20 6 Our tours 1 The Opéra Garnier p. 8 12 Saint-Ouen Flea Market NEW p. 22 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 2 The Galeries Lafayette p. 10 13 Freemason at Paris NEW p. 23 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 3 The Manufacture des Gobelins p. 11 14 Paris love side p. 24 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 4 The Eiffel Tower p. 12 15 The hidden heart of medieval Paris p. 25 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 5 Notre Dame Cathedral NEW p. 13 16 The covered passages of Paris p. 26 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 6 Printemps Haussmann NEW p. 14 17 Parisian districts p. 27 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 7 Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris p. 15 18 The Seine Musicale p. 28 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 8 Hôtel des Invalides p. 16 19 The Philharmonie de Paris p. 29 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 9 The French Republican Guard p. 18 20 The Château de Fontainebleau p. 30 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 10 Paris street art NEW p. 20 21 The Mogador Theatre p. 31 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 11 Paris crime NEW p. 21 22 The Stade de France p. 32 .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. 23 The Rungis International Market p. 33 7 Opera Garnier • day tour Guided tour 80 min No backstage access Open to individuals exclu Official partner of the Palais Garnier Led by a tour guide, you will be amazed by the rich foyers and the variety of materials used will take your architecture and decor of the Palais Garnier. Your visit will breath away. The numerous paintings and sculptures begin with the “Rotonde des Abonnes” (Members’ Rotunda) allow the Palais Garnier to be not only a theatre but also a which was formerly used to welcome the audience, and museum at the same time. where you will be able to discover the unique signature of The Palais Garnier, being a show site, for technical or artistic the architect Charles Garnier amongst the arabesques. reasons, we cannot guarantee systematic access to the Auditorium. The mysterious Prophetess Pythia will greet you before An original proof of identity will be required as a deposit for you take the majestic “Grand Escalier” (Main Staircase), earphones. For security reason, no left luggage is available at the which brings you to the auditorium, the lounges and the Opera Garnier. Please note that FIT tours are available in French, foyers. The abundant decor, the splendour of the various English and Spanish. INDIVIDUALS GROUPS MINI GROUPS Adult: € 17.00 / pers. Adult: € 14.00 / pers. Single rate: € 315.00 / group Student (-26 yrs): € 12.50 / pers. Student (-26 yrs): € 11.00 / pers. Private guide for VIP tour Child (-10 yrs): € 9.50 / pers. Schoolgroup (-10 yrs): € 6.50 / pers. Max. per group: 30 pers. Minimum billing: 20 adults or 15 students Max. per group: 30 pers. Rates and capacity subject to change any time depending on access conditions to Sites. Pro price list on demand. ADDREss laNGUAGES Angle rues Scribe and Auber • 75009 Paris French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Meeting point : in front of the Guided Tours counter inside the Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, Sign language Opera Garnier TOUR ROUTE gooD TO KNOW • Rotunda • Grand Foyer • Disabled access: YES • Toilets: YES • Grand Escalier • Auditorium (not guarantee) • Cloakroom: NO • Souvenir shop: YES • Pythie’s Fountain • Bar / Restaurant: YES • Outside tour: NO 8 BOOKING : +33 (0)1 42 46 92 10 • [email protected] Opera Garnier • after hours tour Guided tour 80 min No backstage access Open to individuals exclu Official partner of the Palais Garnier Like all sumptuous and famous places, the Palais Garnier throughout the visit, leading you beyond the great has its mysteries, myths and incredible stories. This chandelier, stall No. 5 and the angel of the music, to is the angle from which we propose to approach this reveal unsuspected splendours. jewel of architecture. Your guide will narrate its history After hours tour of the Opera house’s public areas (when the through the story of Erik, the mysterious man with a Opera is closed to the general public). Please come before the hideous face, more well-known under the name of doors shut to the public at 16:45. The Palais Garnier, being a the Phantom of the Opera. Having made the opera show site, for technical or artistic reasons, we cannot guarantee his home, the Phantom knows its entire history and systematic access to the Auditorium. An original proof of identity can recount 1001 anecdotes and other curiosities. The will be required as a deposit for earphones. For security reason, short story by Gaston Leroux will thus serve as a thread no left luggage is available at the Opera Garnier. INDIVIDUALS GROUPS MINI GROUPS Single rate: € 21.00 / pers. Single rate: € 20.00 / pers. Single rate: € 315.00 / group Max. per group: 30 pers. Minimum billing: 15 places Private guide for VIP tour Max. per group: 30 pers. Rates and capacity subject to change any time depending on access conditions
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