Paris all time classic 6 Days

• Tips
• Accommodation tax for the Hotels which will be paid upon arrival by the guests at the reception at each Hotel
• Porterage service

Day 01: Destination – Paris

Arrive in the city of light. Following the chronological and artistic development of Paris we will begin the panoramic tour, where we will see the Trocadero, the Eiffel Tower, the largest arch in the world, the Arc de Triomphe, the famous Champs-Elysées, the small and large palace. Omonia Square (where the most important events in the history of the French Revolution took place), the church of Saint Magdalene, the bustling Boulevard, the impressive Opera House, the famous Louvre Pyramids, Ga Academy, Shuttle Square, Judicial Palace, the new Pont Neff bridge, City Hall, Notre Dame de Paris, the famous Sorbonne University, the Pantheon, the beautiful and French refined Ecuadorian gardens, Saint Sulpice, the artistic neighborhoods around San Germain de Pré with its famous cafes, the School of Fine Arts, the old train station that has now been converted into the Orsee Museum and finally the famous Naples War Museum, where Napoleon is buried, the Palace of the Apostles. Transfer to the hotel, accommodation in rooms and free time at your disposal. Later on we will Cruise on the Seine with the famous bathtub and evening stroll in the magnificent Montmartre at the Artists’ Square. Overnight. (Lunch, Dinner)

Day 02: Paris – Louvre – Fragonard Museum – Versailles

Breakfast and departure for guided tour of the Louvre Museum, where we will see Mona Lisa, Venus of Milos, Nike of Samothrace, as well as Greek, Roman, and part of the Egyptian wing. We will also admire the unique paintings of “David” and “De la Croix”. We will then move on to the Fragonard Fragrance Museum, where we will have the opportunity to browse through the history of fragrances and try the most representative of each category. Then we will visit the Palace of Versailles, to see the royal rooms as well as the mirror room, where many conditions have been signed. Later we will have the opportunity to visit the stunning gardens of Ludovicus, which have been the model for most of the Royal Houses of Europe. Afternoon free time for shopping and strolling in the beautiful city. For the night, our suggestion is to have (optional) fun in the famous Paris cabaret. Return to the hotel. Overnight.(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Day 03: Paris – Disneyland

Breakfast and your day is dedicated to the wonderful Kingdom of DISNEY, one of the most popular amusement parks. It is a huge theme park with a variety of activities. It consists of many amusement parks and playgrounds , while huge buildings erected by Walt Disney fairy tales. Walt Disney owned and operated for the first time on July 17, 1955. Visit the Nice Sleeping Tower, travel to the country of Peter Pan and Pinocchio, experience the adventure in the Wild West, the Mountain of Thunder, and walk in the footsteps of Indiana Jones. Late in the afternoon return to Paris. Overnight. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Day 04: Paris – Normandy (Honfleur, Deauville, Trouville)

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for an all-day excursion to the magnificent Normandy. Our first stop is the fairy-tale Deauville, known as the “Monaco of the North”, an old classy resort where exquisite homes are preserved. Take a stroll through the picturesque alleys of the city and visit the covered Deauville market where one can find local produce. Finally, we recommend a photo on the famous beach of the city where many French and international films have been shot. After boarding the bus and crossing Trouvillee, the favorite city of the Impressionists, we take Cote Fleury, through a lush green path and reach the old Vikings fishing village, Honfleur, a historic amphitheater around launch of all major seafarers in France. Free time for shopping, food and coffee. Return to Paris. Overnight. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Day 05: Paris – Bastille Square – Marai – Quartier Lation – Notre Dame

Breakfast and we will meet a very beautiful and important part of the city’s history, Bastille Square. A symbol of arbitrariness and oppression, it was seized by the revolutionary people of Paris on July 14, 1789. Its commander, Lone, had ordered the shooting against the crowd that besieged it. The date of the fall of Bastille, which meant for France the end of royal arbitrariness, was established in 1880 as the national holiday of France. We will then stroll through the beautiful Marais district that surrounds Volz Square with Victor Hugo’s house and end up in the Latin Quarter. Muddy alleys, countless bistros and cafes make up a unique bohemian ensemble. This neighborhood was home to the greatest intellectuals of the time who enjoyed their coffee in the famous shops of the area. We will then tour the imposing church of the Notre Dame de Paris, the Cathedral of the city. In this masterpiece where elements of early as well as fiery Gothic style coexist we will have the opportunity to talk about the history of the city from the Middle Ages to the present day, as it is imprinted on the monument for which Victor Hugo dedicated his work to rescue him. Free afternoon. Overnight. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)