One night a year, in early October, Paris opens its museums, churches, stations and squares to contemporary art installations until dawn. The trails change every year and often spread across several arrondissements, sometimes from one bank to the other.
A night with a lot of walking
The whole point of Nuit Blanche is the trail: you take in ten or fifteen places over the night. The distances between installations are often more than anyone wants to walk at three in the morning.
Some streets and embankments close to traffic for the occasion, and the metro, even running late, does not always serve the right point at the right hour.
What a chauffeur does that night
The car follows you from trail to trail: you get out at one installation, come out somewhere else, and the car picks you up at the agreed point.
The chauffeur stays directly reachable all night and knows which streets are closed, which spares the U-turns and the long walks between districts.
Families, groups and the end of the night
Many of our clients do Nuit Blanche in a group, sometimes with teenagers, and want to be able to go home at any hour without depending on an app.
The van keeps the group together from one place to the next, and you head home at the time you decide, not at the time of the last metro.
Before and after
The night often starts with dinner and ends with breakfast; in between, the car stays at your disposal.
You set the start time and the end time, and the chauffeur stays with you for the whole night rather than journey by journey.
To book a car for the night, give us the date, the start time and the number of passengers: you receive a firm price before confirming. See also our private driver in Paris page.
Photo: Gloumouth1 / Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 3.0
