431 activitati in Paris, FRANCE

Drive to the foot of the Eiffel Tower where the boarding point is located. A matchless panoramic restaurant for fine dining in a glass-topped vessel while floating gently through Paris and its illuminated monuments. The Chef and his team offer a variety "à la carte" dishes prepared for you on board. A band and a singer turn the night into a party on the dance floor. You are accompanied to the close vicinity of your hotel in Paris at the end of the tour. Menu "Etoile"*: Aperitif: Glass of Champagne and cheese sticks Starters to choose from: Duck foie gras terrine served with cherry chutney and a toasted slice of farmhouse bread. Cassolette of spring escargots served with a cream of leek, fava bean and Paris mushroom sauce. Half-smoked salmon steak with fennel and peppered artichoke salad. Chilled crab served with avocado seasoned with Espelette pepper, green apples and celery. ** Main courses to choose from: Sea bass fillet poached in clam juice with green asparagusgarnish and an olive oil and coriander sauce. Sautéed beef fillet served with truffle mashed potatoes, stuffed onion and aubergine caviar. Duck three ways with stewed vegetables. Veal rump roast with mixed vegetables and chanterelle mushrooms. ** Cheese: Cheese assortment of the day ripened by our master cheesemaker, Ferme d’Alexandre. ** Desserts to choose from: Apricots and peaches with pistachio crème Chiboust. Chocolate concerto with vanilla crème. Bostock with berries served with raspberry sorbet. Vacherin with pink Jordan almonds served with sautéed cherries. ** Drinks: 1 bottle of wine for 4 persons: Blanc de Blancs kir with cheese sticks, Pays d’Oc Chardonnay Viognier PGI, PDO Corbières Domaine Georges Bertrand Mineral water Coffee Our desserts are made by Maison Lenôtre. The dessert must be chosen at the start of the meal. * Example of menu, subject to modification

Enjoy a delicious dinner before immersing yourself in the creative and sophisticated world of Crazy Horse Paris with the "Totally Crazy" show Highlights - Stunning visual effects, lighting, and choreography - Named the sexiest cabaret in the world - Choose how you wish enjoy the authentic Parisian cabaret Discover the legacy of this must-see show, which has been driving all who have visited this legendary venue “Totally Crazy”, ever since it opened its doors in 1951. Enjoy a night in Paris to remember. Enjoy a delicious meal a before taking your seat as the worlds most sensual dancers, legendary acts and stunning visual and lighting effects captivate and entice you into the world of Crazy Horse. Admire in awe as the breath-takingly beautiful and classically trained dancers take to the stage with their risqué costumes and Louboutin’s, to present a 90-minute unique and dazzling performance unlike any other. Be charmed by the selection of must-see performances and magnificent acts created by Philippe Decouflé, Christian Louboutin, Chantal Thomass, Stéphane Lucas and Dita Von Teese & Ali Mahdavi. Enjoy an unforgettable night that you would be totally crazy to miss! Meeting/pick-up point: Show: Le Crazy Horse, 12 Avenue George V 75008 Paris, Francia. Dinner: Restaurant Fouquet's - 99 av. George V. Chez Francis - 7 Place de l'Alma

Enjoy fabulous views of Paris at night while enjoying a romantic dinner aboard a glass-covered boat with this two-hour cruise along the river Seine. Enjoy a delicious three course meal on board the Marina de Paris restaurant boat while gliding down the Seine. You will witness the spectacular sight of Paris at night and see some of its most famous monuments and bridges magically lit up. Gaze enraptured as the Orsay Museum, the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral and the Eiffel Tower all go sailing gently by. From the vantage point of your comfortable window seat you are guaranteed not to miss a thing. And to make your evening even more memorable you will be served a mouth-watering three course meal with a choice of main course and a glass of champagne included. When the on-board lights are dimmed and the music starts to play there is no better way to see the sights of this quintessentially romantic city. So sit back, relax and feast your eyes while indulging your taste buds at the same time. At the end of the cruise you are invited to step up to the dance floor to round off a truly memorable evening. The crew will do all they can to ensure that your Parisian dining and cruise experience remains a lasting highlight of your visit. This leisurely cruise along the Seine is the perfect way to see the Parisian sights at night while savouring some delicious French cuisine and sipping your champagne.

Climb aboard the Marina de Paris river-boat to cruise down the Seine, toward the river bank and further on to the Orsay Museum. Dine in style as you meander towards Notre-Dame Cathedral, Cité Island and Saint-Louis island, then westwards to the Eiffel Tower passing in front of the Louvre Museum and underneath the most famous bridges of Paris, such as the Pont Louis-Philippe and Pont Neuf. Then take a peep into the wilder side of Paris night scene as you are taken to the most famous avenue in Paris, the Champs Elysees, to Lido Theatre for a show to remember. Relax in the luxury of the river-boat restaurant as you gently glide through the river Seine. Your eyes captivated by the twinkling lights of the many illuminated bridges and monuments along the way, as you indulge your taste buds with a gourmet meal from the Découverte menu. Then it’s onto Lido for a performance of its fabulous cabaret show as you take a peep into France’s social history and watch the flamboyant cabaret show Bonheur. With a performance of the Can-Can dance and a glass of champagne, this is a night that guarantees to pop your cork!

Come to the cabaret for a night of glitz and glamour at the one and only Moulin Rouge theatre. Prepare to be dazzled by the extravagance and quality of French entertainment. Highlights - Sip champagne as you watch the most famous cabaret in the world - Be enthralled by an extravagant show - A magical night to remember The Moulin Rouge theatre, that inspired a hit musical movie of the same name, has been delighting and shocking guests since it performed the risque Can-Can dance in 1889, the year of the first centenary of the French Revolution at the same time as the inauguration of the Eiffel Tower. At this time the cabaret played host to fairs in its gardens and even boasted a giant elephant, proceeding from the Universal Exhibition among its attractions. It had become the place to be seen in Paris where all kinds of revellers, from princes to the middle classes, artists, writers and workers flocked to be entertained. The painter Toulouse-Lautrec immortalized the unique atmosphere of time in his posters with his great muse, La Goulue. Today it continues to astound visitors with the fabulously extravagant Feerie show with 100 performers bedecked in 1,000 costumes of sequins, feathers and rhinestones, as well as five pythons and a water tank containing 40 tonnes of water. You're sure to remember your night of delight when you come to the cabaret at Moulin Rouge. To top it all off enjoy half a bottle of champagne per person! Start or opening time Departure at 10pm every evening. In Winter departure at 10pm on Friday and Saturday.

Appealing to historians and wine connoisseurs alike, this Reims Champagne excursion includes tours of Reims Cathedral, the town itself and two Champagne producers with visits to the cellars and tastings of wines highly reputed throughout the world. Come to understand the technical processes of Champagne production, and also get to peek inside some of the age old cellars of the most exclusive names in Champagne history. Begin with a guided visit of the gothic masterpiece that is Reims Cathedral, for centuries the place for the Kings of France's coronation, and an orientation tour of the typically French provincial town. See first-hand the techniques and equipment that make the creation of Champagne possible and taste the wonderful end result with a guided visit of the Mumm Champagne cellars with champagne tasting. Enjoy free time for lunch in downtown Reims which has an excellent selection of cafes and bistros in a typically French setting. In the afternoon, drive to Epernay for a guided visit of the Mercier wine cellars where the grape harvest and wine-making process is explained before more wine tasting. This day out in beautiful Reims is sure to pop anyone’s cork! Celebrate the history and heritage of the Champagne region, discover the delights of Reims Cathedral and town, and enjoy a tipple or two during this Reims Champagne excursion. Others The Portuguese language option is not available for the Mumm cellar visit.

Go on a reconnaissance of the Loire Valley and engage with three riverside Chateaux from the romantic Renaissance period. Highlights - Explore one of the most recognisable chateaux in the world: Chambord - Admire the lavish interior of Cheverry Chateau - Take in the breathtaking location of Chenonceau Castle With guided tours of Chenonceau Castle, Cheverny and Chambord Chateaux, you have a smorgasbord of French style and country chic to engorge on. Built on the site of an old mill, Chenonceau Castle stands on the side of the River Cher. The roots of the Castle lie in the 11th century, and after that tells a chequered story of malicious fire, destruction, rebuilding, repossession, disputed ownership, periods of habitation and abandonment, use as a hospital during World War I, and as an escape route during the Second World War. Now privately owned and faithfully restored to its former glory, Chenonceau displays elements of late Gothic and early Renaissance architecture. Cheverry Chateau is renowned for its lavish interiors and collections of furniture, tapestries and objects d’art. Its ownership charts the rise, fall and restoration of French aristocracy, a reflection of the main historical periods of France. Chambord Chateau is arguably one of the most recognisable chateaux in the world due to its architectural blend of medieval and Renaissance design, giving it a quintessentially French appearance. Chambord is the most typical representation of a castle with a keep, corner towers, and a moat. It is the largest Chateau in the Loire region and boasts 440 rooms, 282 fireplaces, and 84 staircases. Instead of a tale of two cities, this tour will take you on a tale of three Chateaux! You will be enlightened, entertained and impressed by your day in Chateaux Country.

Walk through the pages of history with this tour of the Battlefields of Somme, the scenario of some of the fiercest battles of World War I. This journey provides you with an unparalleled opportunity to reflect on the horrors of war, or even be grateful for not living in that time. But it is also practically obligatory for anybody interested in learning more about the fascinating development of World War I, a subject on which countless books have been written throughout the century. On this day of remembrance, you will discover the part of France which most severely suffered the terrible violence of the Great War. Explore the very landscapes which are even today pockmarked and scarred by these bloody battles: the Somme Battlefields and its most significant sites. Cemeteries, memorials and other sombre constructions bear witness to the monstrosities which here occurred. See the Lochnagar Mine Crater Memorial, at La Boisselle, the scar left by the detonation of what at that time was considered the largest mine ever detonated. Meander through the areas of Poziere and Thipeval, both of which saw savage combats, and also visit the Beaumont-Hamel site and the Newfoundland Memorial. Another point of interest is the Australian National memorial at Villers-Bretonneux, a location that features in all Australian history books. Complete your day with an incursion into the Historial de la Grande Guerre, one of the single most important museums of the First World War.

Join us for a day to explore art and history as you tour Claude Monet's Giverny and the Sun King's Versailles. A lovely combination of a world of passion and power, this day is sure to be an informative delight. Make your way to Giverny where you'll begin at Claude Monet's home. Discover the famous gardens that inspired the works of the 'Father of impressionism'. With the well-known Japanese bridge, paths lined with flowers, and water-lily ponds, become a part of his famous paintings. Make your way to the house, with its pink crushed brick facade, and enjoy the colourful décor and Monet's exquisite collection of Japanese engravings. Next, come to the huge Nymphéas studio, just a stone's throw from the house. The rectangular Clos Normand, with archways of climbing plants entwined around bright and vibrant shrubs, offers an inspiring palette of varying colours for all seasons. It is not difficult to see how nature's beauty was so very inspiring. After exploring Giverny, enjoy lunch at the "Moulin de Fourges" restaurant, a 200-year-old mill. Dating back to the 18th century, it offers a unique setting of rural grounds and a spacious terrace on the banks of the Epte. In the afternoon, you'll be driven to Versailles Palace. This once regal residence of Louis IVX, is a remarkable sight. Gaze in awe at the sheer brilliance of the State Apartments. With stately columns and rooms that appear dipped in gold, the decadence of the royal lifestyle is exquisitely on display. Standing in the Hall of Mirrors, take in the beauty of the crystal chandeliers dripping gracefully from ornate ceilings. , head out for a stroll in the perfectly pruned pathways of the gardens as your day winds to an end. Captivate your imagination as you enter France's spirited past, with an excursion that combines the history of art and royalty.

Discover the enchanting magic of Paris at night with this commentated minibus tour of the city. Marvel at Paris’s most famous monuments as they are in their illuminated glory during the night time and see how the city has earned its nickname, The City of Lights! See the major sites in Paris as you’ve never seen them before. The mighty Arc de Triomphe, overlooking the Champs-Elysees, takes on a whole new feel during the night as it is calmly lit with a yellow glow. The Louvre Museum, home to some of the world’s most famous pieces of artwork, also shines in the night with spotlights keeping it brightly lit and, of course, the world-famous Eiffel Tower stands above all, romantically lit in the evening. Follow the tour with a trip to the Lido to attend the glittering “Bonheur” show, created by the visionary director at the Lido itself. The famous cabaret show takes you on an hour and a half journey through the enchanting and magical world of Revue Bonheur. The lavish sets, stunning costumes and dazzling special effects will leave you breathless by the end of the show. Fascinating choreography tops off the show, which has left many in awe. Feel like a VIP at this show, with a personalised greeting and a half-bottle of vintage champagne to enjoy throughout the show. Come and see why many regard the Lido as the greatest theatre in the world!

Spend a day in Giverny and Versailles with a Guide and Lunch and get to know the city that Claude Monet called home for half of his life. The famous Giverny is only a minibus ride away from Paris, and gives you access to the famous artist’s house and studio. His property was given to the Academy of Fine Arts in 1966 by his son Michel and has been restored to its former glory with absolute fidelity. The Rebocado pink house is full of colourful decor is overflowing with charm and its precious collection of Japanese prints. The Impressionist’s workshop and gardens are considered by many to be among his greatest masterpieces. Stroll through the Clos Normand with its magnificent flower beds and picturesque floating garden complete with the Japanese bridge and her nymphs that so inspired the Impressionist painter. Pause for lunch to indulge in delicious French food before returning to the bus for a relaxing drive through the countryside to King Louis XIV’s pet project, Versailles. The city internationally recognised as the site of one of the twentieth century’s most famous agreement, the Treaty of Versailles which ended the Great War is most celebrated for its spectacular palace and gardens. Your knowledgeable and friendly guide will provide fascinating details of the region’s history, including illuminating anecdotes of palatial life. The splendor of the Grand Apartments is matched only by the tranquility and magnificence of the gardens. Spend some free time wandering these gardens at your leisure. Meeting/pick-up point: 2 rue des Pyramides, 75001 Paris. Start time: 8.15am - 5.45pm (approx)

Discover the “Marvel of the Western World” with a tour to Mont Saint- Michel from Paris. Highlights - Be transported back to the Middle Ages on Mont Saint- Michel - Enjoy a scenic drive through the Normandy countryside - Free time to explore the village Mont Saint- Michel is one of France’s most well-known and photographed landmarks. Its dramatic position on a rocky island just off the northwestern coast is an incredible sight to behold. The island and its bay are a Unesco World Heritage Site that you can explore on this day trip from Paris. Driving through the picturesque Normandy countryside, rich in history and well-known for its architecture, rich farmland, gastronomic specialities and cheese, we follow a scenic route from L’Aigle to Mont Saint- Michel. Arriving in the early afternoon, we begin by ascending the monument, by the ramparts or village, as far as the abbey perched on top of the mount. Enjoy some free time to discover the quaint village on your own before returning to Paris.

Step back in time with a tour to Bruges, one of the best preserved medieval towns in Europe. Highlights - Visit all the main sights of the city on a guided tour - Journey through picturesque countryside from Paris - During summer enjoy a cruise along the quaint canals We invite you to discover one of the best preserved medieval towns in Europe. During the bus ride, you can enjoy the rolling landscape of Picardy with its myriad shades of green and picturesque villages. There will be a rest stop before arriving in Belgium. During the journey your guide will introduce you to the history of this fascinating city, world-famous for its canals, chocolates and lace. The city centre is largely pedestrianised so the best way to see the town is on foot. Its picturesque houses and facades and many canals have given Bruges the deserved nickname Venice of the North. During the tour, you will visit the main sights including the Béguinage convent, the beautiful Gothic-style Town Hall on the Place du Bourg, the Basilica of the Holy Blood, the imposing Grand Place, the bustling Les Halles market and the marvellous Cathedral of Notre Dame (guided visit: 1h30). During the summer season an evening cruise along the canals is included in the programme.

Step back in time some four centuries ago and spend a day in Versailles, the once opulent home of the Sun King. Prepare to have a day filled with splendorous surroundings as you tour this national treasure. Just outside of Paris, this once regal residence of Louis IVX, is a truly remarkable sight. Skip the queue and begin your day on a guided tour of the stunning State Apartments. Gaze in awe at the sheer brilliance of these living quarters. With stately columns and rooms that appear dipped in gold, the royal lifestyle was certainly filled with the finest on offer. Standing in the Hall of Mirrors, take in the beauty of the crystal chandeliers that drip from ornate ceilings. After spending some time in the elegance of the palace, head into the evocative gardens. A work of true skill, spend some time strolling amidst the perfectly pruned pathways. Bask in the beauty of the estate while you relax and enjoy a picnic lunch alongside the spacious Grand Canal. Refuelled, you'll explore the picturesque Grand Trianon. A colourful marble palace, make your way through its corridors before heading over to the Queen's Hamlet. This Norman-style thatched cottage, built for Marie Antoinette, has a subtle and simple charm. Sitting on a serene lake, stand on the footbridge and take in the delicate beauty. Immersed in the grandiosity of kings and queens in France's marvellous Versailles, you'll be transported back into a world of power and wealth as you roam this remarkable estate. Languages English and Spanish.

This is a one day day pass to Disneyland Resort Paris that gives a full day in one of the two parks. This includes a private transfer and return on board a luxury Minibus from from your hotel in Paris to Disneyland Paris and admission ticket for Walt Disney Studios Park or the Disneyland Park. If you decide to step through the Walt Disney Studios Gates, let your imagination soar and immerse yourself in the never-ending, always fascinating world of movies and television. By choosing to visit the Disneyland Theme Parks, an enchanting kingdom filled with fun, fantasy and discovery will form before your eyes, a world of make-believe characters, shows and attractions. Whichever park you visit, you will discover the most magical place on earth inspired by the most magical dream of all yours.

Explore the Champagne region of France in the company of an expert guide who will explain how the world’s most famous sparkling wine is made. Visit the cellars of two of the most prestigious champagne labels, with a complimentary glass of champagne included at both, and see the capital of the Champagne region, Riems, with its magnificent cathedral. After being picked up at your hotel in central Paris, you are taken by your driver guide to the Champagne region to discover the colourful vineyards of this most noble of wines. Heading for the Montagne de Reims area, stop in the village of Hautvillers, known as the cradle of champagne, which has been famous since the 18th century thanks to the activity of a local monk, Dom Perignon. Here you will find out about the unique champagne process in the company of some small scale local growers. Then, by way of complete contrast, head to the cellars of one of the grandest champagne houses of all, Moet et Chandon, where you will be invited to sample a glass of the celebrated liquid. The afternoon is devoted to Reims and its imposing cathedral, a famous gothic landmark that witnessed the coronation of countless French monarchs. Finally there is a visit to a second champagne house where you will gain further insights into the special effort that goes into producing this uniquely celebratory wine. Raise a glass of champagne to this day-long exploration of the legendary sparkling wine. Languages English, Spanish,