DAYS
FROM ONLY £199
PARI S BY EUROSTAR
• Return rail connections available on selected dates from over 50 regional stations
• Return standard class reserved seat on Eurostar from London St. Pancras. Upgrades available at a supplement
• Return transfers to your hotel
• Three nights' bed and breakfast in excellent quality three or four-star hotels located approximately two miles from Notre Dame, the geographical centre of Paris
• Comprehensive sightseeing tour of Paris, one of the world’s most beautiful city’s
• Paris ‘By Night’ tour experiencing some of the world’s most tastefully illuminated buildings
• Visit to Versailles, with its astonishing Château, grandiose home of the French monarchy
• Visit to the artists’ quarter - atmospheric Montmartre
• Escorted by our experienced Tour Manager
Paris was, is and always will be something truly remarkable. Brilliantly inexhaustible, irrespective of how often you have visited, there is always more!
DAY 1 - ARRIVAL IN PARIS You take a late morning/early afternoon Eurostar service from London St. Pancras International to Paris (exact time will be indicated on travel documents) arriving at Paris, Gare du Nord approximately 2hrs 15m later and be taken to either the four-star Hotel Mercure Paris Boulogne located approximately three miles from the Eiffel Tower to the west of the centre, only 10 minutes from the metro or the three-star Timhotel Paris XVII located approximately three miles from the Arc de Triomphe. Finally the Hotel Ibis Bercy Village, also located approximately three miles from the Arc de Triomphe.
DAY 2 - GUIDED TOUR After breakfast you have a sightseeing tour when you will see the Eiffel Tower, Champs Élysées, Notre
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Dame, the Louvre, the river Seine, L’Arc de Triomphe and almost every famous sight you have heard of. This afternoon we visit Versailles where you can visit the majestic and opulent home of Louis XIV the Château of Versailles, its fantastic gardens and its typical provincial town. During the evening you experience a classic night tour with the whole city illuminated in the tasteful manner at which the French seem to excel. The city appears to be a work of art with the reflections of its monuments and buildings dancing on the Seine.
DAY 3 - MONTMARTRE This morning you visit picturesque Montmartre, one of the most atmospheric quarters of the city and home to the famous artists and street entertainers of Paris, with the whole area being dominated by
the white domed basilica of the Sacre Coeur. You can see Vincent van Gogh’s and Renoir’s houses, the only vineyard in the city, the stunning Paradis Latin, the famous club of the Lapin Agile, plus the Moulin Rouge where Toulouse Lautrec found most of his models. Later the afternoon and evening are then free so you can explore some more of the city’s incredible range of attractions, perhaps a trip up the Eiffel Tower, a cruise on the Seine, a browse amongst the antique shops, a wander around the picturesque gardens or visit one of the city’s famous cabarets.
DAY 4 - RETURN EUROSTAR Today you take the short journey to the station to take an early afternoon Eurostar service back to London St. Pancras International.
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