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Castles & Kings: London to Paris


A royal good time... begins in London on your own double-decker bus, inside the Bloody Tower, at Windsor Castle (the Queen’s weekend home), on a bicycle in the Royal Parks and at a West End play. It continues on a train beneath the English Channel to Paris, at a gilded palace, amidst Louvre treasures, beneath Notre Dame’s gargoyles and atop historic Montmartre.


1. ARRIVE LONDON / DOUBLE-DECKED FUN Tour begins: 3:00 PM, The Royal Horseguards. A transfer is included from London’s Heathrow Airport to The Royal Horseguards hotel, centrally located near Buckingham Palace and the Royal Parks. Board your private double-decker bus, a London icon, for a fun-filled sightseeing excursion that introduces some of the most famous sights in London. Join us for a welcome reception and dinner tonight. Meals D


2. TOWERING LONDON Be prepared for a Beefeater’s hearty welcome at the infamous Tower of London – a castle, menagerie and a prison through the centuries; today it houses the Queen’s priceless Crown Jewels. You’ll wander through turreted passageways to the Bloody Tower and view the gems, before boarding a speedboat at St. Katherine Pier for a Thames River adventure* that ends at the London Eye. Next your view of the city shifts to vertical, as you


34 Castles & Kings: London to Paris UNITED KINGDOM ENGLAND London Windsor Maximum Elevation: 1,000 ft.


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FRANCE Versailles Paris


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