431 activitati in Paris, FRANCE

After meeting your driver/guide at the doorstep of your hotel, you will depart Paris in the early morning in your private air-conditioned vehicle, to travel to the French Region of Normandy for your D-Day landing beaches Day-Trip. Highlights - Visit to Normandy D-Day battle sites and landing beaches from Paris - See the American Cemetery, Longues-sur-Mer and The Point du Hoc, a German fortification strong point before D-Day - Step back in time on a history tour, and learn about the events of June 6, 1944 - Instant Confirmation Stop at Pointe du Hoc, 90-foot (27-meter) cliffs where 225 rangers landed on the morning of June 6, 1944, and then continue to Colleville-sur-Mer to visit the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial, which overlooks Omaha Beach and is home to more than 9,000 white crosses perfectly aligned on 170 acres. A chapel and memorial add the finishing touches to this moving site that allows visitors to reflect on the price of war. After a stop for Lunch (not included), you will have the opportunity to visit the Overlord Museum, a fabulous place with some wonderful dioramas giving a great insight into the events of D-Day and the whole Overlord operation. Then visit other WWII locations such as Arromanches and the vestiges of the artificial Mulberry harbor, Longues-sur-Mer, and the German artillery battery, which gave the Allied troops a lot of pushback on the morning of June 6th. This is the only coastal battery to have kept its guns, giving a picture of what an Atlantic wall gun emplacement was like. Your day trip will end with return to Paris, filled of Memories you'll never forget.

Feel like a local in the heart of Paris, and see the famous sites with the help of your own private guide! Highlights - Wander the galleries at the world famous Louvre Museum - See the Notre-Dame and learn its history - Take a stroll through the ancient islands of Paris Explore the Louvre, from the ancient Greek art to the 18th century paintings, through the Italian primitives, Renaissance paintings and European art pieces from the 16th and 17th centuries. In your 2 hour tour of this world famous museum, be prepared to be astonished as you uncover its most legendary sculptures such as Venus de Milo, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, and the Dying Slave being just a few to mention. With more than 5000 paintings you will be mesmerised by The Charging Chasseur, The Astronomer, St. Michael and the most famous painting of all, the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. Give your eyes a rest, whilst you head over to the area of Notre-Dame for some lunch. You will have the chance to see the magnificent Cathedral and its gargoyles, and hear about the history of the Gothic masterpiece. An indoor tour will be offered only if the affluence allows. Whilst you´re here, you cannot miss the chance to take a tour through the 2 remaining natural islands in Paris. With its origins dating back over many centuries, you will discover more of Cité Island, (Île de la Cité), the very heart of Paris before heading over to St Louis Island (Île Saint-Louis) its neighbour. With its buildings, more recent, date from the 17th century and present a remarkable harmony. The day offers you a remarkable take on Paris. From its rich history, amazing architecture, and the famous River Seine, you will be left with a picture perfect day to remember! Languages English and French

Moulin Rouge ticket to see the show whenever you choose, includes Champagne Cruise ticket for a Seine river cruise whenever you choose. The ticket can be collected at our agency any time during the opening hours, Time indicated above is given for information purposes only and can be disregarded. Enjoy the fabulous show at Moulin Rouge whenever you choose. The cabaret is near Montmartre in a very lively neighbourhood. Come see the world-class Doriss Girls. You'll be amazed at the different scenes played before your eyes for nearly two hours. Among them are the famous French Cancan—a typical Parisian cabaret dance—and sensational numbers like the giant aquarium and other jaw-dropping dances. During the show, you will be served a ½ bottle of Champagne. The cruise ticket lets you climb aboard a Seine river ride whenever you choose. Tours depart from Quai de la Bourdonnais, across from the Eiffel Tower. Hop on board a Bateaux Parisiens boat and discover Paris during a one-hour Seine river cruise. An audio guide is provided along with individual earphones to teach you about the history of Paris monuments bordering the Seine, such as the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Conciergerie, Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame. Duration River Cruise: 1 hour. Moulin Rouge: 2 hours. Moulin Rouge opening time Start/opening time: 11pm. End/closing time: 1am. River Cruise opening days/period April, May and September: From 10am to 10.30pm (unavailable at 1pm and 7.30pm). June to August: From 10am to 11pm (the last cruise departs at 2pm on July the 14th). October to March: From 10.30am to 10pm on weekdays (unavailable at 1pm and 7.30pm) and open half an hour longer on weekends. On New Year’s Eve, the last cruise departs at 9.30pm. Frequency River Cruise: From April to September every 30 minutes and from October to March every hour. Languages River Cruise: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Dress code: Moulin Rouge: Elegant. Min. Age: 6. Includes: Moulin Rouge: 2nd show ticket and ½ a bottle of champagne per person. River Cruise: An additional audio guide for children. There are toilets on board. There is a stewardess on-board. Excludes: Moulin Rouge: The cloakroom fee. Others: Bags will be inspected by security before boarding. This includes all bag types apart from purses, small backpacks and laptop cases.

Get a taste of one of France’s most revered Chateaux with this guided afternoon tour of Versailles. Highlights - Enter Versailles in the company of an expert guide - Skip the line entry - Explore the Gardens of Versailles at your own pace Upon arrival you will immediately be able to see the amount of beauty and magnificent architecture which has gone into making this palace the monument it has become today. You will then meet up with a tour guide who will take you around and tell you about the magnificent Palace. Experience the lavish luxury that the French royalty used to experience as you are taken through the apartments of the building and shown the staggering detail and decoration of the rooms. See the Hall of Mirrors in its stunning glory, with its one of a kind design with mirrors hanging from the wall and various bronze statuettes which line the hall, as well as the magnificent artwork which is found on the ceilings and walls. Take your time to discover the Gardens of Versailles for yourself as you step outside of the palace. Feel enchanted by the tranquillity and serenity of the garden as you walk through the calm pathways and flower arrangements. The fountains and flower beds are sure to impress in this iconic Parisian garden. The Versailles Palace guide is one that will definitely be a lasting memory as you are shown the wonderful architecture and details of the palace. This tour is a brilliant opportunity to see some of the spectacular art that Paris is known for and is not one to be passed up. Please note that the tour doesn't run on the 1st Sunday of the month in winter (1st November - 31st March). Languages English, French, Spanish, Italian every day and Portuguese only on Thursday.

Visit the iconic sites of the Normandy D-Day Landings in the company of an expert driver-guide. Highlights - Tour the Pointe du Hoc - See Omaha Beach, Gold Beach and Juno Beach - Visit the Colleville Cemetery and Memorial The largest military operation in history, D-Day marked the start of the Battle of Normandy and would eventually lead to the end of the Second World War. Your guide will take you to the most important sites of the D-Day Landings along the Normandy coastline. The first stop on the tour is Pointe du Hoc, located between Omaha and Utah beaches overlooking the hundred-foot-high cliffs. A 45-minute guided tour will show you one of the most important German fortified sites along the Normandy coast. Next the tour heads to Omaha Beach (referred to as “The Beach of Blood”), which saw the greatest number of casualties. It is located beneath the 170-acre Colleville Cemetery and Memorial, the next destination on the tour. Stop for lunch in a picturesque manor house before continuing on to Arromanches, a historic town known for its artificial port which was built as part of the Normandy Landings. See the floating reinforced concrete “Phoenix” constructions in the water before travelling on past Gold Beach on to our final stop at Juno Beach and its cemetary. The tour then returns to Paris for the early evening.

Revive your passion for French history and art through this tour of two Renaissance castles in the Loire Valley. The Renaissance period of history, the fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, gave birth to a revival of artistic creation, intellectual endeavour and spiritual awakening in Europe and is reflected in the prolific writings, architecture and art that continues to be celebrated to this day. It may be an early start but this tour of two Renaissance castles in the Loire Valley promises to be a day of revival and inspiration. On reaching the Loire Valley, start with a visit to the Royal Castle of Amboise. This was the preferred residence of the royal court during the XV century and because of the relationship between the King and Leonardo Da Vinci, is the location of the famous artists’ tomb. Visit the Clos Lucé that was gifted to the artist by the King and now houses many wonderful models of Da Vinci’s that testify to his timeless talent and genius. The Castle of Chenonceau is built over the river Cher in pure traditional renaissance style and is made famous through the Royal Dames who lived there. Be uplifted and inspired during your day immersed in the romanticism of the Loire Valley, the history of two incredible castles, and the examples of timeless architecture and art that you see. Languages English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese.

Take some time out of the hustle and bustle of Paris´s busy centre and take this tour to see some of France´s most beautiful places. -Immerse yourself in France´s History dating back centuries. -Learn about Normandy beaches, and its importance during WWII. -Feel like Royalty visiting some of Frances most famous Châteaus.

Highlights - Immerse yourself in France´s History dating back centuries - Learn about Normandy beaches, and its importance during WWII - Feel like Royalty visiting some of Frances most famous Châteaus Included : * Pick up from and return to your hotel in Paris by minibus * Transportation in luxury air conditioned coach * Entrance tickets for the various monument visits * Accommodation (2 nights) in 3*** hotel (double room accommodation with private bathroom) * Dinner on evenings 1 & 2, buffet breakfast on mornings 2 & 3 * Porterage service on hotel arrival and departure * Services of our licensed multilingual guide

Delve into the exclusive world of Champagne and toast the drink of kings on this fully-guided tour from Paris. Leave ordinary life behind you as your fully air-conditioned coach chauffeurs you to the heart of French luxury, where you’ll learn the secrets behind this iconic indulgence. On departure from Paris, your excitement will be matched only by your guide’s enthusiasm – their passion for the Champagne region leaves them eager to share their extensive knowledge – which becomes quickly evident when introducing you to the first stop on your tour; the quaint town of Épernay. This picturesque hamlet boasts the Avenue de Champagne, reputed to be the most expensive avenue in the world thanks to the hordes of champagne stowed in the chalk cellars that stretch for miles underneath it. Descend into these underground tunnels and explore them for yourself as you visit the esteemed champagne house of Mercier, known for being the number one selling champagne in France. Discover why these cellars were considered revolutionary at the time of their construction and learn about their architect – the visionary founder of this house. As you finish plumbing the depths of the tunnels, it’s time to explore what lies above ground. You will benefit from some free time to discover this charming enclave, whether by strolling along the Avenue admiring the stunning mansions, or enjoying some traditional local cuisine, your guide will be on hand to offer tailored recommendations on how best to enjoy this lap of luxury. It’s then time to settle comfortably back into your coach seat and watch the scenic Route de Champagne drift by as you take a winding tour through the rolling vineyards to your next destination, Hautvillers. Famous for being the birthplace of Champagne, this lovely village is home to a Benedictine abbey steeped in history – its cellar master was once a monk by the name of Dom Pérignon. Your guide will lead you through the heart of the village, regaling you with the history of this beautiful region, including that of its most famous resident and how he came to discover the secret recipe for this enchanting potion – in fact, he thought it so magical he is claimed to have cried ‘ Come quickly – I am tasting the stars!’. While Pérignon’s tomb in the local church is a monument to his legacy, Hautvillers also has a fascinating way of recognising the talents of its other inhabitants – beautiful forged iron signs decorate the faces of shops and houses; revealing the trade of those who dwell within. Languages English.

Mont Saint Michel and Loire Valley Castles Tour from 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.

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 - Admire the lavish interior of Cheverry Chateau 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. You will be provided food and drinks during winter (01/11-31/3). During summer (01/04-31/10) food and drinks are not provided but the guide can tell you the best places in town where you can go to eat.

Explore beyond appearances on a tour of the Palace of Versailles that allows you unprecedented access to the world’s most famous royal residence. Open secret doors to rooms most others never see and trace the footsteps of history’s most romanticized queen, Marie Antoinette, on this full day tour from Paris. Learn about regal life during the reigns of Louis XIV, XV and XVI and step into the staterooms where kings and queens held court, including the spectacular Hall of Mirrors, before taking a step behind the scenes to exclusive areas where history was actually written. You’ll discover a world of influential mistresses, royal children, ambitious nobles and jealous courtiers. You’ll navigate through some of the 2,300 rooms in this glorious palace and through doors that normally remain under lock and key. The extraordinary life of Marie Antoinette will be brought to life as you discover the real person behind such a famous and documented character. Explore the tranquil gardens as you explore her retreat in the palace grounds, where she lived a simple country life, away from the public eye. And step through the secret corridors behind her bedroom where Marie Antoinette fled from the revolutionaries who finally stormed the palace and put an end to the extravagant court of Versailles and, indeed, the French royal family themselves. You also have time to have lunch at your leisure. As all access, tours and train tickets are included and organised for you, all you have to do is enjoy a step back in time and absorb the splendour of the Palace of Versailles. Languages English.

Let Paris weave its magic on you as you see the city come alive at night during your evening of dinner and a cruise. Sit back and relax as you cruise down the scenic river Seine, drinking in the sights of Paris’s many illuminated monuments and stunning bridges. See Paris in a different light as the sights you've visited during the day are transformed against the night sky. Let the city lights capture images and memories of Paris that will last long after your evening has come to an end. Truly a fabulous opportunity to see Paris in all of its shining glory, this excursion includes a hostess to take care of you throughout the evening, so all you have to do is eat, drink and become enchanted by Paris!

If you want a pleasant, personalised way to see the best of Paris, look no further than Paris Full Day by minibus. On this full day, all inclusive tour, our driver-guide will escort you around all of the must-see places in the French capital. Visit the Norte Dame Cathedral and spy the gargoyles perched on its walls, marvel at the Louvre museum and witness the host of buildings of outstanding architectural and historic importance in the Marais district. Delight in the views from your table at Le 58 Tour Eiffel, 95m about sea level. Located on the first floor of Paris’ global cultural icon, the chic Eiffel Tower restaurant boasts an original menu and professional service, rendering it the perfect location to discuss your morning’s sightseeing over lunch. The allocated free time after your meal allows you to explore the Tower further, before you are escorted to an invigorating cruise down the Seine, which provides you with a completely new look at the French capital. You travel past many of Paris’ recognisable monuments and have the opportunity to take some photo album-worthy pictures! Our tour also includes a trip down Champs-Elysées avenue, arguably the most famous street in the world and traditionally home to the last stretch of one of the world’s biggest sporting events, the Tour de France which leads up to the stunning Arch of Triumph. Other locations in this extensive tour include Garnier´s Opera, the Vendôme Square and the Concorde Square, the largest square in the French capital. Languages The Cruise offers individual earphones with comments in 12 languages: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Chinese, Japanese and Corean.

Duration: 4 days. Start/opening time: At 7:15am. -End/closing time: Return to Paris around 7pm. Others: Includes transportation in luxury air conditioned coach, entrance tickets for the various monument visits, accommodation (3 nights) in 3*** hotels (double room accommodation with private bathroom - no triple rooms available), dinner on evenings 1, 2 and 3, buffet breakfast on mornings 2, 3 and 4 and farewell lunch on day 4.