The women in Paris (right or left bank) walking tour

The women of the Left bank   Sainte Genevieve Visit Saint Etienne of the Mount church, sheltering the remnants of the temple dedicated to Holy Genevieve, protector of the Parisians. Introduction to the historical  sight “the hill Sainte Genevieve” including the Pantheon.  Woman within the Middle Ages and the Lady with the unicorn Visit the Cluny museum hosting the tapestry of the lady with the unicorn. Stroll through the Latin Quarter and learn about the status of woman during the middle Ages. Blanche de Castille and the Holy chapel Visit the city island, the heart of Paris and hear about of a famous character those days: the queen Blanche de Castille and her strong power. Visit the Holy chapel built under her reign. Marie Antoinette at the Conciergerie Picture of the city just before the French revolution. Visit the Conciergerie presenting the jail of Marie Antoinette. The queen’s life during the tumultuous days of the revolution: discover famous characters around her, before, during and after her execution. From the court of Versailles where Mrs Campan remains to her faithful, until her trial, while hearing about the escape attempts.       The women of the Right bank   Madam de Sévigné and the private hotels of the Marais Walk around some of the private mansions of the district. Presentation of the Marchioness of Sévigné, witness of the régime of the Sun king.  Covered passageways, the Palais royal square and its famous women from Charlotte Corday to the writer Colette. Visit the oldest district in company of famous women of the 18th   century. The good old days of the Opera: The empress Eugenie de Montijo Visit of the opera Garnier. Get to know more about women at that time particularly about the last empress of France, wife of Napoleon the III.   Vendôme square and Coco Chanel Visit Vendôme square and discover its architecture. Presentation of a celebrity of the Ritz hotel: Gabrielle Chanel. Possible visit of the tiny apartment of the creator on Cambon street (if open).