This is without a doubt the best way to see the Paris in an organized way in a short amount of time with little cash expenditure. The routes are varied enough that you can transfer from one line to another with little to no notice, the buses are adequate in number (we never waited in a single line to board), and all the stops are close enough to a metro station that this can be the answer for your transportation needs, no matter what your experience as a traveller to Paris. The business model of this company works. I have no hesitation recommending this tour to anyone else in the market for flexible and reliable travel within Paris. If you're not sure what to do, quit wondering and buy the tickets. You won't regret it.

Highly recommend you choose this alternative way of touring around Paris. The routes choosen are fantastic and allow you to see the entire city from the bus, or hop off whenever you want. On the downside.....unfortunately the buses dont have a roof on the second floor, so when it starts to rain you take cover on the first floor of the bus, with a lot of other people so you may have to go standing. Other than that....highly recommend it.

Fun way to see the whole city at our own leisure time. However it would have been nice if the last bus timings and destinations were clearly mentioned. It would have saved us time and helped us better plan our trip.

I really enjoyed hopping on and off the tour bus and have to say also that the free walking tour from the Acropolis was a good glimpse at the main sites. The drivers and staff at bus stops were really helpful. Perhaps a later couple of bus runs would be useful in the evening, Acropolis sunset and all that, but really not a complaint. If I re-visit Athens I shall buy the ticket again.

The Hop On/Off Buses are an excellent way to get familiar with a new city. we stay on the bus an entire loop and then begin to jump off at our different stops. The skip the line ticket for the Vatican Museum is a must....line was at least 600 long. The Vatican Church (St. Peter Basilaca) is free and the line moves fast to get in. You must have shoulders and knees covered. The Vatican Miseum is a different structure in the area and will take at least a few hours to see everything. It is also worth taking a separate walking tour of the Colisseum, Roman Forum and Pantheon!