Summary
Discover some of the treasures of France, the most visited country in the world and be amazed at its monuments, palaces, historic landmarks and world class Vineyards in Paris, Normandy, Loire and Bordeaux region!
Short Itinerary / Route
- Day 1
- Depart Usa/Canada
- Day 2
- Paris Arrival
- Day 3
- Paris
- Day 4
- Paris-Versailles-Paris
- Day 5
- Paris-Giverny-Rouen-Arromanches-Caen
- Day 6
- Caen-Mont Saint Michel-Saint Malo-Dinan-Rennes
- Day 7
- Rennes-Angers-Loire-Tours-Villandry-Amboise
- Day 8
- Amboise-Chenonceau-Chambord-Limoges
- Day 9
- Limoges-Lascaux-Sarlat-Beynac Castle-Rocamadour
- Day 10
- Rocamadour-Padirac Caves-Saint Emilion-Bordeaux
- Day 11
- Bordeaux-Paris
- Day 12
- Paris-Usa/Canada
Travel Cities (11): Angers, Bordeaux, Caen, Mont Saint-Michel, Paris, Rennes, Rocamadour, Rouen, Saint-Émilion, Saint-Malo, Versailles
Details
Discover the most breath-taking cities and famous attractions of France in Paris, Normandy, Brittany, Loire and Bordeaux regions with this! Your journey will begin in Paris, the city of the Lights and the legendary capital. Pay a visit to the Eiffel Tower, the most famous attraction in France, see the Arc de Triomphe and discover the Cathedral of Notre Dame. Explore the Palace of Versailles as you admire its royal extravagance and stroll through its amazing gardens. Next, you will travel to Normandy, a region with great significance for French history. Explore the captivating cities of Giverny, Rouen, and Caen. Visit Mont Saint-Michel, a magnificent islet that brings the history of European warfare to life. Continue to scenic Brittany region and wander through the charming villages of Saint-Malo and Rennes, where you may taste the fine delicacies of traditional French cuisine. Later, uncover panoramic views of the Loire Valley and explore the riverside cities of Angers and Tours. Continue your tour to central France and the city of Limoges, the top producer of porcelain in France. From there you will see fascinating geological European formations such as the Cave of Padirac. Next, travel to the Aquitaine province and to Saint-Emilion in the centre of the Bordeaux wine-producing region where you will visit an ancient wine cellar and have a taste of the marvellous local wines. This extraordinary voyage will end with a tour of the city of Bordeaux on shores of the Garonne River and known for its Gothic Cathédrale Saint-André, and notable art museums such as the Musée des Beaux-Arts. Finally, take a high-speed train back to Paris, where your tour of France will come to an end!