Paris WWII Occupation and Liberation Walking Tour
Between June 1940 and August 1944, Paris lived under Nazi occupation. On this guided walking tour, follow the story of occupied Paris from the fall of the city to its liberation. Meet your guide at Place de la Concorde and discover daily life under occupation, including curfews and rationing. At Hôtel Le Meurice, learn about General von Choltitz and the order to destroy Paris. At Place Vendôme and the Ritz, hear stories of Hermann Göring and the German occupation. Continue past the Opéra Garnier and the Palais Berlitz, linked to Nazi propaganda. Near the Louvre, learn how masterpieces were hidden and how Rose Valland documented the looting of Jewish-owned collections. Archival photographs show each location during the war. The tour ends at Place Saint-Michel. The tour is entirely outdoors, with no tickets or queues.
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