World Travel. Family Discovery.
BON VOYAGE! FRANCE FAMILY RIVER CRUISE
OOH-LA-LA... FRANCE FOR KIDS! Begin in Paris, a city that charms at any age, with wide boulevards and a famous tower, grand gardens, a summer ferris wheel and the Louvre by scavenger hunt. Then head south to Lyon by high-speed train for a cruising adventure that meanders through vineyards, villages, castles, cowboys & chocolates – and lots of fun!
DAY 1 – ARRIVE PARIS Tour begins: 6:30 PM, Hilton Arc de Triomphe Paris. A transfer is included from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to the Hilton Arc de Triomphe Paris hotel. Join us for a reception and dinner at a Champs Élysées brasserie, made fun with juggling and jokes, and an after-dinner Illuminations Tour. Meals D
DAY 2 – PARIS SIGHTS & HAUNTED CORNERS Get a heads-up on Paris on an orientation tour that includes key sights like the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre before dropping in to see the amazing display of gourmet goodies in the city’s oldest department store. Visits to the Tuileries Gardens and Notre Dame Cathedral follow, along with a museum that brings some of the city’s famed legends, like the Phantom of the Opera, to life with a twist. Meals B
DAY 3 – HUNT TREASURES IN THE LOUVRE Spend your morning in one of the most famous museums in the world, where you’ll team up to follow clues that lead to famous works of art. Then hop aboard the high-speed TGV to travel south to Lyon, where you’ll board your floating hotel, ms Swiss Emerald, and be welcomed at the Captain’s Dinner. Meals BD
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DAY 4 – LIKABLE LYON, THEN ALL ABOARD! Head up to the Basilique de Fourvière, a 19th-century cathedral with panoramic city views. Back down in Vieux Lyon, look for gargoyles, hidden courtyards and underground traboules
Paris Maximum Elevation: 925 ft.
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