Paris is situated in the northern part of France. The city sprawls over both banks of the Seine River and on two islands: the Îles Saint Louis and the larger Île de la Cité. The historical city center is built around the Seine, and it has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991. For a glimpse into the oldest part of Paris, take a stroll along the Seine and around the 1st and 4th districts to admire iconic landmarks, such as the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris or the Louvre Museum, among others. But leave some space and time for the rest of the city’s districts, as each of Paris’ 20 arrondissements possesses incredible treasures to discover.
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Day 1
Arrival in Paris
When in Paris, you shouldn't miss any chance to see the city in the evening, with its iconic landmarks and monuments illuminated to perfection. For your first evening in Paris, we recommend a cruise along the Seine River at the magical moment when the day gives way to the night. Enjoy enchanting views of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Hotel de Ville (City Hall), Pont Neuf (New Bridge), Pont Alexandre, and many more while savoring a delicious dinner paired with French wine onboard an all-glass boat.
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Day 2
Your First Full Day in Paris
- Introduction to Paris Private Tour
- Enjoying Paris Like a Local
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Day 3
Your Second Full Day in Paris
- The Village of Montmartre Private Tour
- A Taste of Paris
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Day 4
Your Third Full Day in Paris
- Louvre Museum Tickets
- Shopping in Paris
- Marais District Private Tour
- Saint Germain des Pres Private Tour
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Day 5
Your Fourth Full Day in Paris
- Versailles Castle Half Day Private Guided Tour
- Paris By Night
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Day 6
Your Fifth Full Day in Paris
- Giverny Half Day Private Tour
- Paris Tunes
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Day 6
Your Sixth Full Day in Paris
- Learning The Secrets of Champagne
- Musee d'Orsay Group Tour
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Day 8
Departure Day
It's time to leave France behind. On your day of departure, a driver will pick you up at your accommodation and bring you to the airport in plenty of time for your departing flight.
