My name is Andréa, and I am originally from Brazil. My passion for France — its culture, history, and art — has guided my work in Paris since 2014. Over the years, I became a licensed tour guide, creating this website and a blog, and since then I have been working with international visitors on guided tours in Paris and across different regions of France.

I recently completed a three year Art History program at the École du Louvre, one of the most prestigious Art History’s schools in France.

As an art historian, my goal is to present to you the richness of French and universal art with even greater depth and quality — whether in museums, monuments, castles, conference halls, or in the urban spaces that make Paris such a unique city.

My tours are designed for families, individual travelers, and small groups, always with accessible, engaging content adapted to each person’s rhythm and interests.
If you are looking for authentic cultural experiences, it will be a pleasure to guide you.

My Academic Background

My initial academic training is in Geography, with a PhD in Brazil and a research internship at Sorbonne University in Paris. I taught for ten years in Brazil, both in public schools and at the university.When I arrived in France, I chose to pursue a new professional path. I completed a Master’s degree in Cultural Mediation and Tourism Project Engineering at the Sorbonne University, as well as a professional certification as a tour guide at Paris Est Marne la Vallée University.
More recently, I earned a degree in Art History from the renowned École du Louvre, a leading French institution in the field. Throughout this program, I explored multiple civilizations through theoretical and practical courses, both inside museums and directly in front of artworks, specializing myself in 19th century and early 20th century art.
My previous studies in foreign languages — French, English, and Spanish (my mother tongue is Portuguese) — allowed me to broaden my horizons and carry out my work with even greater quality and cultural openness.