431 activitati in Paris, FRANCE

Treat your loved one and transform your hotel room into a real love nest. Celebrate your love and the years you have spent together with a romantically decorated hotel room. Rose petals, candles and a sweet treat will give them a surprise they won’t forget. HIGHLIGHTS: * Room decoration before or during your stay * Everything you need to create a romantic atmosphere * Includes macarons, rose petals and candles Book the Welcome to Paris “atmosphere” and our team will decorate your room either before your arrival or during your stay. Make your romantic getaway in Paris all that more romantic with these specially designed themes to give you a warm welcome to Paris. As soon as your beloved opens the door they will be filled with amazement as they follow the trail of rose petals guiding them into the room. Candles and scattered petals help create that all important atmosphere and ambience that will make your stay in Paris extra special. Includes: * 6 macarons * 50 artificial rose petals * 4 LED candles

Learn about the impact of World War II on France with this emotive and enlightening tour. Visit locations and landmarks that were the scene of many key moments throughout the war, including the Normandy beaches where the D-Day landings took place. Begin the experience by meeting your knowledgeable guide who, well-versed in the history of World War II, will make the stories behind the sites seemingly come to life. First of all is a drive to the famous Beach of Normandy; drive there in a deluxe air-conditioned vehicle. Visit the Pointe du Hoc, a range of astounding cliffs almost 30 meters high. This site, one of the strongpoints of the German fortifications, was where 225 rangers landed on the morning of June 6, 1944. Continue then towards Colleville-sur-Mer for a remembrance visit to the American Cemetery, which contains over 9,000 perfectly aligned white crosses. All other decoration on the landscape is limited to a chapel and a memorial; a site for quiet introspection. After that moment of pause, head towards Arromanches where you can visit the vestiges of the artificial harbour known as Mulberry Bridge, Longues-sur-Mer and the German artillery battery which ruthlessly hammered the Allied forces on 6 June. The latter is the only coastal battery that conserves its guns, making it a chilly portrait of what wartime must have looked like. Before your drive back to Paris, stop at the Caen Memorial, a place for reflection on the horrors of war and, specifically, this war which still haunts us today. Languages English.

Dive straight into a dreamy Monet painting and discover where Van Gogh spent the last hundred days of his tragic life with this trip to the beautiful towns of Giverny and Auvers-sur-Oise, whose beauty and tranquillity inspired some of the greatest art of modern times. Begin with a trip to romantic Giverny to explore the beloved home of one of France’s most talented painters, Monet, who lived here and drew his inspiration from the beauty of his surroundings from 1883 until his death in 1926. Monet’s home was tremendously important to him, and his vast landscaping project transformed the gardens into a pastoral wonderland. Visit his famous lily ponds and Japanese bridge and discover the gentle French light that inspired his work. Then head to the Giverny Museum of Impressionism to see some of the paintings he made while living here. A delicious local lunch is served at the nearby Moulin de Fourges restaurant, with drinks included. In the afternoon, visit Auvers-sur-Oise and take a guided tour of the village where Vincent van Gogh lived upon leaving the clinic at Saint-Rémy, where he had committed himself upon experiencing hallucinations, delusions and mood swings. Tragically, his stay in Auvers-sur-Oise was cut short when he shot himself in a fit of mania, dying a day later. He was extremely prolific in his last days, and his paintings show an energy and fervour that marks them as some of his best pieces. Pay tribute to this tortured genius and the incredible legacy he left to art with a visit to his bedroom at the Auberge Ravoux. The Giverny and Auvers-sur-Oise tour from Paris touches on both the tragedy and ecstasy of two great masters of 20th-century art.

View the City of Light from every possible angle with this full day excursion on land, on water and in the clouds. You will enjoy a fascinating panoramic bus tour of the city followed by a lunch cruise on the Seine and cap it all off with a dramatic visit to the Eiffel Tower. Highlights - A tour of the city of light on land and water - Enjoy a lunch on board the river cruise - Head up to the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, the ultimate symbol of Paris Begin your adventure with the city bus tour. On the Ile de la Cite, enjoy free time to admire Notre Dame Cathedral. Learn about the rich past of Le Marais, which over the centuries has been an aristocratic, then a Jewish and now a cultural district. Marvel at the elegant architecture of the Louvre Museum and the Garnier Opera. Take in the magnificence of the world’s most famous boulevard with a drive along the Champs Elysees to the Arc de Triomphe. Explore the bohemian quarter of Montmartre during free, checking out the street artists at Place du Tertre and the pristine Sacre Coeur Basilica. Hop on board our boat for the Seine cruise with lunch served. See many of the top sights in the city from the waterway that cuts right through its heart. The best is saved for last with a visit to the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, the ultimate symbol of a city full of landmarks. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views while admiring a feat of engineering that remains as impressive today as when it was built in 1889. Languages English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, German, Mandarin and Russian.

Join our Paris Night Bike + Boat Tour and you’ll fall in love with the “City of Lights” as you cruise around it on a Blue Bike™ and a bateau mouche on the Seine River. Our tour takes you to the best lit monuments in Paris, to share the most beautiful sights of Paris at night! On our Paris Night Bike + Boat Tour we focus on showing you the best lit monuments in Paris and giving you a great night out in our city. We’ll show you the heart of the city and all of the amazing museums and monuments when the crowds have abandoned them and their facades are glowing with light. Cycle to the Musée d’Orsay and learn about the great impressionist artists Monet and Van Gogh, then coasting down to the banks of the Seine River you’ll see the young Parisians enjoying their “Apero” snacks and drinks with their feet dangling over the river. There you’ll be able to have an ice cream or crêpe and take a moment to enjoy the view of the golden beams and bolts that make up the Eiffel Tower. Board the boat with your guide and taking a seat you’ll start the 1 hour cruise up and then down the calm Seine River. The magic of the twinkling lights, combined with your guides fun stories, are sure to make the cruise a highlight of this tour. You’ll cruise under the gilded Pont Alexandre III bridge and then have a view of the French Parliament building with its Greek columns lit up. You’ll pass under a bridge built with the recycled stones of the famous Bastille Prison and then see the Academie Francaise building illuminating the lovers on the Pont des Arts bridge. Other During certain months the sun does not set until quite late, so this tour can end up taking place partially in the daylight.

Step back in time with this full day tour of the beautiful Loire valley and some of its most impressive chateaux. See rolling countryside, fairytale castles and stop for lunch at a charming centuries-old inn. Having been picked up early you will head off in the company of your driver-guide to the Loire Valley with its delightful landscape studded with vineyards, orchards and ancient chateaux. Sometimes referred to as the ‘Garden of France’, this lovely region has been declared a Unesco World Heritage site. Visit turreted Chambord Castle, the largest of the Loire castles, with its unique ‘double helix’ staircase thought to have been designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Wander in the surrounding deer park, the largest wooded park in Europe, enclosed by a 31 kilometre-long wall. Then head to Chateau Amboise, a one-time royal residence and final resting place for Leonardo da Vinci, buried in the adjoining chapel. An armoured tank, built to one of the great man’s designs, may be found in the castle grounds. At Chenonceau, admire the wealth of decoration, both inside and out, that makes this splendid edifice the most popular chateau in France. You will have lunch at Au Gateau Breton. The restaurant, which offers a fixed menu, is housed in a two centuries-old Breton-type inn, a short walk from the château. A real treat is in store for all lovers of French history and culture with this day-long tour of the delightful Loire valley. Languages: The tour is available in English and Spanish.

During your dinner-dance cruise with orchestra and singer, admire the bridges and principal monuments along the Seine, wonderfully illuminated by special lights, recently installed by the city council. Your gastronomic meal will be served in pure French traditional style. During your dinner-dance cruise with orchestra and singer, admire the bridges and principal monuments along the Seine, wonderfully illuminated by special lights, recently installed by the city council. Your gastronomic meal will be served in pure French traditional style. 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 for you to dance on the dance floor. And a refined décor, tables at the window and musical entertainment which create an unforgettable evening. The menu, mixing tradition and creativity, is prepared on board by Chef Yves Gras and his team. Menu Premier. Glass of Champagne rosé and cheese sticks Starter at choice: 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 course at choice: 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: Comté aged 18 months ** Dessert at choice: 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: Mâcon Villages, PDO Saint-Estèphe Demoiselles de Sequana Glass of Cuvée Béthanie Arbois wine served with the cheese course Glass of Champagne served with dessert Mineral water Coffee and petits fours Our desserts are made by Maison Lenôtre Menu Etoile. Glass of Champagne and cheese sticks Starter at choice: 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 course at choice: 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 ** Dessert at choice: 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. Menu Privilège. Glass of Champagne and cheese sticks

Come along for a fabulous night out in the city with a tour that will have you enjoying the bright lights of Paris in style. Join us for an hour long cruise along the River Seine through the city of romance, followed by a live performance at the famed Moulin Rouge. Dress for an elegant night and head out to board a boat for a river cruise in the crisp Parisian air. Enjoy the evening breeze as you float leisurely along passed the popular illuminated monuments and bridges throughout the city. Take in the sights and sounds of the city along the Seine as you cruise beneath the twinkling stars in the evening sky. After your return, you'll head over to the most famous venue in all of Paris, the Moulin Rouge. Here, enjoy the performance of 'Féerie', the Fairy show, full of vibrant colour and elaborate artistry. While sipping delectable Champagne, watch the show come to life with a troupe of 100 artists, including the legendary Doris Girls, recruited worldwide. Decked out in opulent costumes of feathers, glitter, and strass made in the most famous Parisian workrooms, you'll be amazed at the grandeur and splendour of the show. Take in the magical setting complete with unique drawings created by Italian artists, some of the best performers in international entertainment, and the anticipated return of the giant Aquarium, all set to an original score. A night to remember beneath the sparkling Parisian skyline as you enjoy the relaxation of the cruise along the Seine and a spectacular performance at Moulin Rouge. Start/opening time 8.30pm. Languages Multilingual.

Let the magic of Paris capture your imagination on this guided tour of the city lit up at night, followed by a flamboyant cabaret show at the famous Moulin Rouge. You are sure to be entranced by the sights of the monuments and bridges lit up and by the fantastic atmosphere that reigns in the City of Lights. Then be astounded by the fabulously extravagant Feerie show with 100 performers bedecked in 1,000 costumes of sequins, feathers and rhinestones, as well as five pythons and an aquarium tank of 40 tonnes of water. Behold the majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral and the lofty Eiffel Tower, gaze at the romantic Champs-Élysées and wonder at the futuristic glass pyramid of the Louvre, as they take on a whole new dimension by night. 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 Moulin Rouge became 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 delight visitors with the stunningly visual Feerie show. Let Paris enchant you with an evening of sightseeing, dancing and champagne. Languages English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Japenese, Portuguese.

Immerse yourself in grandeur for a day spent touring the stunning Palace of Versailles. With lunch provided in La Petite Venise restaurant near the Grand Canal and a guided visit to the Petit and the Grand Trianon followed by Queen Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet and gardens, this is a wonderful exploration into French social, cultural and architectural history. A captivating guided tour reveals the history of the majestic Versailles Palace. Combining classic and baroque architectural styles, the palace has been on the World Heritage list for 30 years. You'll instantly feel the pomp and ceremony of King Louis XIV's court as you peruse the Hall of Mirrors, Grand Apartments and French gardens designed by Le Notre. The apartments at Versailles are universally accepted as a symbol of the final flourish of monarchical indulgence before the upheaval of the French Revolution. Despite the ravages of wars and revolutions, there are an astonishing number of vestiges of the lavish style of King Louis XIV that remain, as well as the varied tastes of the succeeding Kings, Louis XV and Louis XVI. A truly glorious place to spend a day being inspired by ornate architecture, decoration and furnishings of a time long past but certainly not forgotten. Start/opening time: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 8.30am, except May 1, Dec 25, Jan 1 and 1 of the month in winter. Languages: English, French, Spanish and Italian.

If you’re in Paris a night out at the Moulin Rouge, the world’s most famous nightclub, is definitely de rigueur. Highlights - Enjoy a gourmet dinner in the emblematic Moulin Rouge - Don’t miss out on a top Parisian entertainment venue - Seen by over 600,000 people a year The Moulin Rouge first opened during the Belle Époque and is located in the eighteenth arrondissement of Paris, in the Pigalle district, at the foot of Montmartre. It first opened its doors in 1889, during the celebration of the first centenary of the French Revolution at the same time the Eiffel Tower was inaugurated. The cabaret housed a space for exhibitions in its garden and even a giant elephant from the World Expo. Known worldwide for its risqué shows, especially the Can-Can, the Moulin Rouge quickly became the place to go for the Parisian fashionable set attracting an audience consisting of all types of revellers, princes, bourgeois, artists, writers and the working classes. The painter Toulouse-Lautrec immortalized the unique atmosphere of time in his posters with his great muse the vedette, La Goulue. 600,000 people a year attend the shows while enjoying a gourmet dinner. The show includes 100 artists, 60 dancers, 1,000 costumes of sequins, feathers and rhinestones, 800 pairs of shoes, a tank with 40 tons of water and even 5 pythons. Visitors can choose from two different gourmet menus – so come and enjoy an unforgettable evening at the Moulin Rouge. Menus Mistinguett: Starters Terrine of Montmartre Duck Foie Gras with fruit chutney or Mistinguett King Prawns with Smoked Spices, Vegetable Tart and Herb Vinaigrette Mains Free Range Chicken braised with Morel Cream and Fresh Pasta or Baked Fillet of Salmon with White French Butter, Boiled Potatoes and Baby Plum Tomatoes Desserts Tendresse of Fruits of the Forest with Fruity Clouds and Raspberry Sauce or Gourmandise of three chocolates Echiquier with Crunchy Chocolate Pearls Toulouse Lautrec: Starters Festival of Norwegian Smoked Salmon, Tarama, Trout Roe and Avruga with Char-grilled Bread or Stuffed Dover sole, Sour Cream and Mezclum Salad Mains Steamed Bream with Champagne Sauce and Creamed Potatoes or Veal Sauté au Valentin with Supreme Sauce, Pilaf Rice and Baby Onions Desserts Moulin Rouge Opera Tart, Chocolate Wings and Chocolate Hazelnut Sauce or Tendresse of Fruits of the Forest with Fruity Clouds and Raspberry Sauce

Set off to the Château de Versailles in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan with our experienced driver-guide. This tour gives you the opportunity to visit the palace, which was home to French kings such as Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI. Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Château de Versailles is considered as the symbol of the French royal authority. You arrive at Versailles after a bit over an hour's drive. The driver-guide brings you to the priority access to enter the Palace easily. Enjoy a nice guided visit of the king's grand apartments and see the palace's most beautiful rooms, each dedicated to a different god (Appolo, Mercury, etc.), decorated with its original furniture, paintings and the superb art objects. Do not miss the extraordinary Hall of Mirrors designed by the architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart. A perfect location for receptions, it was created to dazzle the visitors of the king. Almost 240 feet-long, its 17 windows and 350 mirrors give an impressive light to the place, accuentated by the view of the magnificent Versailles palace gardens. After this guided visit, you can see the landscape created by André Le Nôtre in 1661. Explore the manicured gardens and admire the works of art, the fountains and the flower beds. On certain days during the summer time, you might be able to see the musical fountains or gardens. You will go to ""La Petite Venise"" restaurant to enjoy lunch in a charming setting close to the Grand Canal in the Versailles gardens You spend the afternoon visiting the Trianons. Visit the refined Grand Trianon with your guide, and see the pink marble palace surrounded by beautiful gardens and flower beds. It was built by Louis XIV in 1687 who made it his private apartment. It used to be the residence of great public figures such as General de Gaulle in 1959 and Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom in 1972. Visit Marie-Antoinette's estate freely with the Petit Trianon and the Queen's Hamlet where Marie Antoinette sought refuge in peasant life with her children and her friends. Languages English and Spanish.

Sample three unmissable Parisian institutions all in one day: the astonishing palace at Versailles, the Louvre museum, with its enormous collection of fine art and, in between, French cuisine. Your tour starts by being picked up at your downtown hotel in Paris by your expert guide, who will take you directly to the Château de Versailles, the former residence of the Sun King, Louis XIV. Discover the Great Royal Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors and the Queen’s Apartment in a one-hour guided tour. Outside you will be free to stroll around the famous gardens and see Marie Antoinette’s Hamlet as well as the Grand and Petit Trianon externally. Then it’s back to the Opera quarter of central Paris for a well-merited lunch and a chance to try authentic French cuisine. The excursion continues in the afternoon with a guided tour of the Louvre and, in particular, three of its most famous masterpieces: the Venus de Milo, the Winged Victory and, the greatest highlight of them all, the Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci at the beginning of the 16th century. You will then be free to spend a little more time in the Louvre to visit other sections of the largest museum in the world. At both Versailles and the Louvre waiting in queues will be cut to a minimum with special fast-tracked access. A day packed with history, culture and art lies in store with this memorable eight-hour tour. Languages English.

War veterans, their families and those interested in the period of World War II can discover the region of Normandy and the infamous Landing Beaches. Highlights - Commented visit of the Caen Memorial Museum - Visit Omaha Beach and Juno Beach - Pass by the American Cemetery and Memorial at Colleville-sur-Mer Leaving Paris behind us we cross the western districts of the city as far as the Porte d'Auteuil. From here we take the motorway as far as Caen, stopping at the Caen Memorial Museum (known as the Peace Museum) where you take a commented visit followed by lunch. After lunch we depart for the Landing Beaches via Pointe du Hoc, one of the most important German fortified sites along the coast. Pass by the American Cemetery and Memorial at Colleville-sur-Mer situated just below Omaha Beach and continue with a visit of a German artillery battery. Stop at Arromanches on the way to the Canadian memorial at Juno Beach before returning to Paris in the evening. Languages English, French.

A night to remember is on the cards at the famous Moulin Rouge theatre, with a cabaret show that will make you want to kick your heels up in delight! 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. The Moulin Rouge 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 an aquarium tank of 40 tonnes of water. You're sure to be dazzled when you come to the cabaret at Moulin Rouge. To top it all off enjoy half a bottle of champagne per person.

Make your way to the most impressive landmark in Paris all on your own and without wasting a single second in the long queues. You can gaze at all of the marvellous monuments from right at the top of the iconic "Iron Lady" before you sit back and relax on a romantic cruise along the River Seine. Highlights - Dodge the queues with this skip the line ticket - Get the best views of the city from the second floor - Admire the beautiful bridges and see the sights whilst bobbing along the Seine Start of by meeting your assistant in front of the Gustave Eiffel sculpture to get your skip the line ticket. They will show you where the entrance area for skip the line access is and later on they will take you all the way up to the second floor of this beautiful building where you’ll be stood at a staggeringly 300m above the ground. On the first floor, you have the chance to get your first glimpse of what’s to come with stunning views over Paris! You’ll be able to see Champs Elysees which is one of the biggest and best parks in Paris. You can also stroll along a 57-metre high glass platform, where you’ll be able to get a closer look at the interior of the terrific tower. Next, you will climb up to the second floor where you get to see Paris from a birds eye view. From way up high, you can check out almost everything such as The famous Notre Dame Cathedral, The Louvre, The Sacred Heart Basilica, The Arc de Triomphe and top of that you’ll see all of the little streets and historic bridges that make Paris so special. If you have picked the option with the cruise, once you’ve visited the Eiffel Tower you will head on over to the pier which is just a stone’s throw away to set out on a chilled boat trip along yet another great symbol of Paris: The Seine. You get the chance to admire the true beauty of Parisian architecture and you’ll surely spot the marvellous monuments that are dotted along the river bank such as The Louvre, The Orsay Museum and La Conciergerie to mention a few. You can listen along to the audio guide on-board and come to know more about the history of a city that practically everybody falls in love with. Duration Eiffel Tower 2 hours. Eiffel Tower and Seine Cruise: 3 hours. Opening time Eiffel Tower: From 8:45am to 10pm. Seine Cruise: From 9am to 7pm. Languages Available languages for tour commentary: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian, Korean. Commentary for children available in: French, English, Spanish, German, Italian.