By the hour: the civilised way to spend a day in the 7th
The 7th holds more world-class culture per square metre than almost anywhere: the Eiffel Tower, the Musée d'Orsay on the river, the Rodin Museum's garden on rue de Varenne, the quai Branly and Napoleon's tomb under the dome of the Invalides. On hourly hire — €79/h in Business Class, €109/h in a Business Van, €150/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum — your chauffeur turns that list into one fluid day: drop-off at the right entrance, coats and cameras kept in the car, and the car at the kerb when you step out, which matters most around the Eiffel Tower, where parking is impossible and walking back to a pickup point with children is not a holiday.
Residents use the same formula differently. A morning of appointments between the ministries, a bank on boulevard Saint-Germain and offices across the river; an afternoon at Le Bon Marché and the Grande Épicerie with the purchases riding in the boot between rue du Bac and rue de Sèvres; a discreet car for guests staying in a Faubourg hôtel particulier. For the district's diplomatic community, we assign vetted chauffeurs used to embassy protocols — precise timing at the gate, no improvisation, confidentiality as standard. Recurring needs and delegations are best handled through a business account with monthly invoicing; specific protocols are arranged via our contact team.
And when the 7th entertains — a wedding at Saint-François-Xavier, a gala at the musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, a dinner in a private mansion on rue de Grenelle — our event service coordinates several cars and drivers in matching standard, sequencing arrivals so no one waits at the gate.
