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Thematic tours to tell a different story of art

I created my thematic tours to shed fresh, nuanced light on collections that are often overlooked or misunderstood. At the heart of my approach lies the will to create meaningful dialogue between cultures, artworks, and audiences. Through three key itineraries – Arts of Islam at the Louvre, Orientalism between the Louvre and Orsay, and Arab Antiquities – I offer accessible and well-informed narratives in Arabic, French, or English. Each visit highlights historical contexts, aesthetic dynamics, and forgotten voices, crafting an experience that is both educational and emotionally resonant.

The most famous tourist attractions

My tours vary between walking so you can feel the pulse of the city, or by car for a faster and more comfortable visit, or by metro so you can experience daily life like the people of Paris.

Eiffel Tower
Eiffel Tower
Image by Mathias Reding
The Louvre
Image by Guillaume Didelet
Notre Dame
Image by Mathias Reding
Palace of Versailles
Image by Il Vagabiondo
Bow of Victory

Museums

My tours vary between walking so you can feel the pulse of the city, or by car for a faster and more comfortable visit, or by metro so you can experience daily life like the people of Paris.

Eiffel Tower
Museum of Jewish Art and History
Image by Guillaume Didelet
Guimet Museum
Image by Il Vagabiondo
The Arab Institute

Special activities for children

Special activities for children

Because museums and cultural visits can also be a place of play and fun, I have carefully designed special activities suitable for your children, so they can enjoy the museum and love discovering art and history in their own language, Arabic. They will love the visit and look forward to returning again.

Adapted and innovative activities for children (from 4 to 7 and from 7 to 12 years):

Fun educational activities that combine play and knowledge, suitable for their ages, and encourage them to discover the stories of museums and antiquities.

The treasure hunt game lasts for a maximum of an hour and a half, allowing children to fully enjoy the visit without getting bored, with puzzles related to the museum, its stories, and its collections, discovering the spirit of history and civilization.

At the end of the game, a beautiful treasure awaits them : small, valuable gifts that I personally select from Parisian children's shops and museum stores, so that this experience will remain etched in their memories and so that they will leave smiling, their hearts filled with passion and joy.

A masked tall thief is running away from the Louvre pyramid using a cable. We see a big mo
Who stole the Mona Lisa?
napoleon holding a biiig secret coded letter in front of la Concorde monument in Paris wit
Napoleon's Code
Versailles is an enchanted palace with dragons flying above and colors are beige and orange
The Enchanted Palace
The Louvre Pyramid is like Egypt with an angry pharaoh and a Maze and hyrogliphics. Everyt
The Labyrinth of the Pharaohs
A kid with a big magnifying glass is looking for Metallic Islamic Lion of Manzoon treasure
Searching for Manzun
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