28-Day Western, Central and Eastern Tour from Paris: Barcelona | Madrid | Lisbon | Pisa | Rome

What you'll experience

Highlights

28 days

Day-by-day itinerary

1. 1

   Day 1 — [Saturday] Paris - Lucerne

   After boarding in Paris, sit back and enjoy a scenic journey across classic French countryside en route to mountainous Switzerland.
   You'll pass through Basel, which is located at the point where the Swiss, French and German borders meet. Upon arrival in Lucerne, visit the centuries-old Chapel Bridge and enjoy a stroll along Lake Lucerne. Explore the charming old streets lined with boutique shops, purchase local specialties such as Swiss chocolate and souvenirs, and visit renowned watch stores to shop for famous Swiss watches.

   

   Chapel Bridge

   

   Lake Lucerne

   Meals: B: Excluded, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel Arcade ***
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   Day 2 — [Sunday] Zurich - Rhine Falls - Titisee - Frankfurt

   After breakfast we'll go out into beautiful Zurich, the financial capital of Switzerland. Our first stop will be Lake Zurich for some of the best photo opportunities of the day, followed by a trip to Schaffhausen to see Rhine Falls. Then we'll take the mountain roads back across the German border to see the Black Forest and Lake Titisee. The optional lunch by the lake includes pork knuckle and authentic black forest cake. Accommodations for the evening are in Frankfurt.
     

   

   Lake Zurich

   

   Rhine Falls

   

   Lake Titisee

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: NH Frankfurt Airport West ****, Mercure Frankfurt Airport Langen ****, Frankfurt hotel Messe by Melia ****
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   Day 3 — [Monday] Frankfurt - Prague

   We'll depart in the morning, reaching the Czech border in the early afternoon and Prague by dusk. Commonly referred to as Zlata Praha, or Golden Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic is a resplendent vision of Old World glory.
     

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Amedia Express Prague ***
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   Day 4 — [Tuesday] Prague - Bratislava

   Your Prague adventure begins with a spectacular walk along the coronation path of the kings and queens of old Bohemia. We'll start at the top of Castle Hill in the Hradcany District and then visit Prague Castle, official residence of the president of the republic, and according to Guinness Book of World Records, the largest ancient castle in the world. Fees for the castle also include admission to Golden Lane, a street of 11 historic houses situated inside the castle complex, and the imposing St. Vitus Cathedral. Crossing the Charles Bridge, we'll enter the old quarter and see the Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square, which has played host to both uprisings and executions, and remains the political and cultural heart of the city to this day. After lunch in the square, our coach will make the scenic transfer from Prague to the hotel in or near the Slovakian capital, Bratislava.
     

   

   Prague Castle

   

   St. Vitus Cathedral

   

   Golden Lane

   

   Charles Bridge

   

   Prague Old Town Square

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Vienna House Easy Bratislava ***
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   Day 5 — [Wednesday] Bratislava - Budapest

   After breakfast we'll depart for Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Major attractions on our tour include Heroes' Square, featuring statues of the Seven Chieftains of the Magyars and other important national leaders, as well as the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier; the Hungarian Parliament Building; Elisabeth Bridge; Fisherman's Bastion; and Matthias Church. You will then have the option of joining the scenic Danube River cruise. We'll spend the night in Budapest.
     

   

   Heroes' Square

   

   Hungarian Parliament Building

   

   Fisherman's Bastion

   

   Elisabeth Bridge

   

   Matthias Church

   

   Danube River

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Ibis Styles Budapest City West ***
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   Day 6 — [Thursday] Budapest - Vienna

   After breakfast, it's off to Vienna, the capital of Austria, to see Schonbrunn Palace, former summer residence of the Imperial family and preferred living quarters of Empress Maria Theresa; Stadtpark (City Park), home of the gilded bronze statue of Johann Strauss; the Austrian Parliament Building; the world-famous Vienna State Opera; and Hofburg Palace. After a stroll along the Kartnerstrasse we'll arrive at St. Stephen's Cathedral. Tickets for a Viennese Waltz concert may also be arranged (at your own expense).
     

   

   Schönbrunn Palace

   

   Vienna State Opera

   

   Hofburg Palace

   

   Golden Hall

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Ibis Vienna Airport *** , LifeHotel Vienna Airport ***
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   Day 7 — [Friday] Vienna - Mondsee - Munich

   After joining the scheduled tour in Vienna, you'll head up into the Alps to fabled Mondsee, a town situated on the shores of Lake Mondsee, home to the medieval Mondsee Abbey. The cloister church was used as the site for the wedding in The Sound of Music. After arriving in Munich, we'll visit Marienplatz, a central square in the city center, and New Town Hall, which has continuously housed the city council, the mayor's office, and part of the the administrative body since 1874. Our hotel for the evening will be in Munich or a neighboring city.
     

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Tulip Inn München Messe ***
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   Day 8 — [Saturday] Munich - Mount Titlis - Lucerne

   After breakfast we'll take the mountain roads farther into Switzerland, slowly winding our way up to the snow-capped giants of the Alps. Once in Engelberg, we'll take the gondola 45 minutes up to Mount Titlis, 10,623 feet above sea level. Go inside a glacier cave and stroll across the Titlis Cliff Walk, Europe's highest suspension bridge. You may opt to have your lunch at one of the several dining options at the peak. Afterwards we'll drive to picturesque Lucerne to see the Lion Monument and venture into the narrow alleyways to find the perfect souvenir. Shops selling Swiss watches are also in abundance here. 
     
     

   

   Mount Titlis

   

   Lion Monument

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel Arcade ***
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   Day 9 — [Sunday] Lucerne - Milan - Venice

   Our tour begins at the design and couture-conscious city of Milan. Highlights include Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the oldest shopping arcade in the world; the legendary opera house La Scala; the storied Sforza Castle; and the ostentatious Milan Cathedral. Then it's off to Venice, the city of over 150 canals spanned by over 400 bridges. We'll stay overnight in Venice or a neighboring city.
    

   

   Duomo Square

   

   Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

   Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Campanile Venice-Mestre ***
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    Day 10 — [Monday] Venice - Rome

    Spend the morning in the company of a knowledgeable local guide as you explore Venice, the most magical of cities. Begin with a waterbus ride to San Marco Island, a memorable crossing of the lagoon that gives you a real taste of the city's charm as you approach the dreamy spires and distinctive waterside buildings. Once on the island you'll be led around some of Venice's best-known locations, beginning in the Piazzo with the Basilica di San Marco, a stunning piece of Byzantine architecture.
    You'll also see the legendary Bridge of Sighs, which appears on many a postcard or picture of Venice and connects the old prison to the interrogation rooms in the Doge's Palace.
    Afterwards you'll have a chance to see some traditional Venetian craftwork at close quarters with a demonstration by Murano glassblowers; their exquisite creations make excellent souvenirs. Of course, the ultimate Venice activity is to ride through the warren of waterways on a gondola, and for most people this optional excursion is a must.  Step on board, relax and enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Afterwards, you can wander through the ancient winding alleys, and visit nostalgic cafés or restaurants to enjoy a variety of delicious foods. Transfer to Rome in the afternoon.
     

    

    St. Mark's Square

    

    St. Mark's Basilica

    

    Bridge of Sighs (Venice)

    

    Grand Canal

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: IH Hotel Roma Z3 ***
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    Day 11 — [Tuesday] Rome - Vatican City - Arezzo

    Morning departure to explore Rome's landmarks: the Arch of Constantine and the magnificent Vittoriano Monument. Afterwards, visit the Vatican City, the smallest country in the world, and tour St. Peter's Basilica, the largest church globally. This great structure, built during the European Renaissance, is the masterpiece of Italy's finest architects and artists, taking 120 years to complete. The dome of the cathedral is a perfect architectural marvel, and the square is grand and awe-inspiring. Inside the basilica, you'll find St. Peter's tomb, and Michelangelo's only signed sculpture, the "Pietà," remains housed here.
    In the afternoon, depart for Florence, known as the cradle of culture.

    

    Arch of Constantine

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Toscane Verde ****, A Point Arezzo Park Hotel ****, Hotel II Gentiluomo ****
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    Day 12 — [Wednesday] Florence - Pisa - Genoa nearby city

    On this day you will be introduced to the sights and sounds of Florence, the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance. We'll head up to the Piazzale Michelangelo for a panoramic view of Florence, then to a local workshop to see how Florence's fine leather goods are made. Afterwards, we'll set out on foot to the Ponte Vecchio over the Arno River, the Duomo, Giotto's Bell Tower and the Uffizi, which houses one of the finest art collections in the world. At Pisa, our last stop of the day, you will be free to wander; be sure to have your camera ready when you enter the Square of Miracles and the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa Cathedral and Baptistery come into full view. Overnight accommodations are in a city near Genoa.
     

    

    Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore

    

    Ponte Vecchio, Florence

    

    Leaning Tower of Pisa

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel Bobby Executive ***
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    Day 13 — [Thursday] Genoa - Monaco - Grasse - Nice - Cannes - Avignon nearby city

    A breathtaking drive along one of the most sublime stretches of Mediterranean coastline awaits as we say goodbye to Italy and hello to Monaco. Our walking tour will take us first to the Prince's Palace of Monaco, then on to the Courthouse, the Oceanographic Museum and Saint Nicholas Cathedral, the resting place of Grace Kelly. We'll then travel to the Fragonard Perfume Factory to learn about the perfume-making process. At the end of the guided tour you will be able to purchase one of the fragrances for yourself. Next we'll visit Nice for a sampling of the scrumptious local cuisine. We'll stop over in Cannes to see the Palais des Festivals et des Congres, host of the city's annual international film festival, and then make our way to Avignon Nord to check in to our hotel.

    

    The Bay of Angels

    

    Promenade des Anglais

    

    Monaco Royal Palace

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel Kyriad Orange Centre ***, Brit Hotel Avignon Sud ***, Ibis Styles Avignon Sud ***
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    Day 14 — [Friday] Avignon - Gordes - Abbaye de Sénanque - Avignon

    We will start the day in Avignon visiting the two must see landmarks. The Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) and the Pont Saint-Bénézet, the broken bridge which is also know as Pont d’Avignon. The palace dates to the 14th century, with the support from the King of France the Roman church moved its capital thus making Avignon the second religious capital of the Roman-Catholic church.
    In the afternoon we will depart to visit Gordes, famous from A Year in Provence, the book, written by Peter Mayle. The village of Gordes is made of limestone dating back to 1525 with its buildings rooting themselves into the steep cliff giving the village town its other names; the Stone City and the City in the Sky. The village is considered by the Association des plus villages de France one of France’s most beautiful villages.
    Afterwards we will have a short stay at the Musee de la Lavande, the lavender museum, and the Abbaye de Sénanque which Catholic Cistercian originate from and the story background of the book A Year in Provence.
    Overnight stay in Avignon or city nearby.
    Please note：Lavender is a seasonal plant which blooms from July till the beginning of August affected by climate, growth and harvesting periods, therefore we are unable to guarantee whether clients will see fresh lavender！
     

    

    Gordes

    

    Abbaye de Sénanque

    

    Pont d’Avignon

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Brit Hotel Avignon Sud ***, Ibis Styles Avignon Sud ***
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    Day 15 — [Saturday] Avignon - Arles - Barcelona

    In the morning we will drive to Arles. The small town is famous because the well-known Dutch master of Impressionism, Vincent van Gogh, whom lived in the sanatorium of Arles from 1888 – 1889. Although Van Gogh stayed for only one year, that single year is considered the most productive period of his life. He painted more than two hundred oil paintings during his stay in Arles. Creating his world-renowned art pieces; The Langlois Bridge at Arles and The Café Terrace on the Place du Forum. It is a true unique experience to visit town and see what the Dutch master saw himself over a century ago. Other than enjoying the village's connection with Van Gogh there are many ancient Roman ruins to behold. Arles has been listed as a key city since ancient Roman times.
    In the afternoon we will leave Arles for the charming coastal city of Barcelona.
    If time permits, upon arrival, everyone can participate in an optional program to visit the Olympic Beach.
    Overnight stay in Barcelona or city nearby.

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: B&B Hotels Barcelona Sant Cugat ***
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    Day 16 — [Sunday] Barcelona

    In the morning, embark on a self-paid group activity and drive to the mountainous area to visit the "Montserrat Monastery,"Located on the famous Catalan Mountain. The well-known abbey is the most important religious shrine in Catalonia. The monastery is home to La Moreneta, the black Madonna. The black-faced Madonna statue holding the holy child in her lap is the guardian of the spirit and soul of the local people.
    In the afternoon, explore the vibrant and charming city of Barcelona. The attractions include the Columbus Monument and La Rambla. Continue to visit the iconic Sagrada Familia, the masterpiece of the architectural genius Antoni Gaudí, known as the "architect poet." Afterward, visit the exterior of Camp Nou, the famous football stadium, for photos and souvenir shopping. Then, proceed to Montjuïc Hill to visit the Olympic Stadium, which hosted the 1992 Olympic Games. From the hill, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city. The remaining time is free for leisure activities at the bustling Catalunya Square. Return to the hotel after dinner. Overnight stay in Barcelona or city nearby
    Reservation visit time: 15:00 - 15:30. Due to limited daily access control in Sagrada Família church, and to avoid disappoint, we recommend customer who strongly request to visit this place to book tickets online in advance on www.sagradafamilia.org.
    Note: Camp Nou has been under major renovations since June 2023 and is not open for interior visits.
     

    

    Columbus Monument

    

    Camp Nou

    

    La Sagrada Familia

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: B&B Hotels Barcelona Sant Cugat ***
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    Day 17 — [Monday] Barcelona - Valencia - Alicante

    After check in and boarding at Plaza Catalunya, we depart Barcelona and drive to beautiful Valencia, Spain's third largest city. Upon arrival, we will visit the Modernisme Plaza of the City Hall of Valencia, the Ancient City Gates and the grand Valencia Cathedral, where you can see the true Holy Grail. Accommodations for the evening are in or near Alicante.
     

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel Campanile Alicante ***, YIT Cludad De Elche ***
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    Day 18 — [Tuesday] Alicante - Granada

    In the morning, you depart for the city of Granada on the plateau of the Andalusian province.
    This historic city has been ruled by the Visigoths and Arabs. It became the last stronghold of the Arab dynasty during its eight-hundred-year-long rule of the Iberian Peninsula. In the 15th century, King Ferdinand successfully expelled the Arabs and managed to unite Spain. You will have a picture moment in front of the Alhambra, a Moorish citadel and palace, also known as the Red Palace.
    Then you will continue to tour the old city of Granada, with its exquisite and delicate architecture.
     

    

    Alhambra Palace

    

    Mijas

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel Campanile Malaga Airport ***
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    Day 19 — [Wednesday] Granada - Seville

    In the morning, we go northbound to the largest city of the autonomous community of Andalusia, Seville. This city was the capital of the Muslim dynasty, considered to be the guardian angel of culture in Andalusia and the birthplace of the flamenco dance. Seville is the primary setting of many operas, the best known of which is Bizet's Carmen. As the fourth largest city in Spain, it has hosted the World's Fair in 1992. Upon arrival, we visit Seville Cathedral, the largest Gothic cathedral and the third-largest church in the world. Its completion was back to the early 16th century and now the cathedral halls are dedicated as Royal Chapel, the burial place of the kings' mausoleum for over a century, also the tomb of Christopher Columbus who discovered the New World as a credit to the great navigator.
    From there onwards we see the Alcázar of Seville, used to be a Muslim palace and the Spanish Royal Palace. The upper levels of the Alcázar are still used by the royal family as the official Seville residence, which is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe and was registered in 1987 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, along with the Seville Cathedral.
    Then we walk through the Santa Cruz, Torre del Oro (the Tower of Gold) and Maria Luisa Park, here the 1992 World Expo was located. In Plaza de España (Spain Square), we can admire a crafted porcelain painting, detailing the history and elegance of old Spain.
     

    

    Ronda Town

    

    Alcazar of Seville

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel YIT Via Sevilla Mairena ****, YIT Vereda Real ****, EXE Gran Hotel Solucar ****
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    Day 20 — [Thursday] Seville - Lisbon

    On the day we'll visit Lisbon, the Portugal's capital and largest city. We'll make a special stop at Cabo da Roca (Cape Roca), then head to Lisbon city center to visit Belem Tower and Jeronimos Monastery. We'll pass through Marquis of Pombal Square and then stop at Rossio Square for some free time.
     

    

    Belem Tower

    

    Monument to the Discoveries

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: B&B Hotel Lisboa Aeroporto ***, Hotel Roma Lisboa ***, Holiday Inn Express Lisbon Airport ***
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    Day 21 — [Friday] Lisbon - Toledo - Madrid

    We'll drive back to Madrid via Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. We'll visit the grand structure of Toledo Cathedral overlooking the Alcazar of Toledo. Later, take a well-earned rest. Sit back and take in the breathtaking landscapes of Spain while we make our way back to Madrid.
     

    

    The Primate Cathedral of Saint Mary of Toledo

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Campanile Madrid Alcala ***, B&B Hotel Madrid Arganda ***
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    Day 22 — [Saturday] Madrid - Zaragoza

    We begin our day with a sightseeing tour of Madrid, the capital of Spain. From the motorcoach you will see Cibeles Fountain, Plaza Mayor, Plaza de Espana, Plaza de Colon, and the Royal Palace of Madrid, ultimately arriving at Puerta del Sol. Later in the afternoon, we'll say farewell to Madrid and drive to Zaragoza.
     

    

    Royal Palace of Madrid

    

    Plaza de Espana (Madrid)

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Eurostars Hotel Rey Fernando ****, EXE Boston ****
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    Day 23 — [Sunday] Zaragoza - Barcelona

    In the morning, you will drive directly to the Spanish warm and charming coastal city of Barcelona. After arrival you will visit the Columbus Monument and Las Ramblas, followed by the Sagrada Família, which is a large Roman Catholic Church in Barcelona, designed by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí. Gaudí's unique, colourful, fairy tale decorations can be seen throughout the city and makes the place feel like a fantasy of the artist's mind.
    
    Next, visit the exterior of Camp Nou for photos and souvenir shopping. (Note: The stadium has been under major renovations since June 2023 and is not open for interior visits.)
    
    Then, head to the Olympic Stadium on Montjuïc Hill, the venue of the 1992 Olympic Games, where you can also enjoy panoramic views of the city. The remaining time is free for exploring the bustling Plaça de Catalunya. After dinner, return to the hotel.
    
    Due to a limited daily access control in Sagrada Família church, to avoid disappointment, we recommend customers who strongly request to visit this place to book tickets online in advance at www.sagradafamilia.org.
    Visit time for reservation: 2:00 - 2.30 pm.
     

    

    Montjuïc

    

    La Sagrada Familia

    

    Plaza Catalunya

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: B&B Hotels Barcelona Sant Cugat ***, Campanile Barcelona Sud - Cornella ***
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    Day 24 — [Monday] Barcelona - Andorra or Carcassonne - Lourdes

    In the morning we will travel to the Principality of Andorra. This microstate is located between France and Spain in the eastern Pyrenees. The state is surrounded by mountains and rough terrain. Its capital, Andorra la Vella, is Europe’s highest capital with an elevation of 1,023 meters. Andorra is a popular destination for alpine skiing in Europe. Although most Asian travelers do not give Andorra much attention, it is certainly worth a visit with its beautiful sceneries. Also known for duty-free shopping it is a shopping paradise.
    After lunch we will drive through the Pyrenees entering France arriving at the town of Lourdes. It its said that the Virgin Mary appeared at Lourdes some 150 years ago and since has become a place of pilgrimage with records of countless medical miracles. Each year over five million pilgrims visit the town.
    Overnight stay in Lourdes or city nearby.
    Please note: From October till the end of February due to winter weather we will not visit Andorra and reroute to Carcassonne in France. Carcassonne is a World Heritage Site city with its landmark Castle of Carcassonne. There are 3 km of double walls and 52 towers in the city.

    

    Lourdes

    

    Andorra

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Hotel Saint Georges ***, Hotel Alliance Lourdes ***
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    Day 25 — [Tuesday] Lourdes - Bordeaux

    Today we will travel from Lourdes to the famous wine region Bordeaux. While in Bordeaux we will visit a well-known winery and its vineyards. You will have an opportunity to taste and buy wine direct from the source.
    Today we will travel from Lourdes to the famous wine region Bordeaux. While in Bordeaux we will visit a well-known winery and its vineyards. You will have an opportunity to taste and buy wine direct from the source.
    After our stop at the winery, we will head to city Bordeaux, visiting famous landmarks such as the opera house Gran Teatro de Burdeos, the world’s largest water mirror called Miroir d’Eau and the famous Place des Quinconces and so on. At the end of the day, you will have some free leisure time in the city center of Bordeaux.
    Overnight stay in Bordeaux or city nearby.
    Please note: Most wineries in Bordeaux are closed to tourists in August or during festivals. Please understand that during this time we will not be able to visit the wineries however we will be able to taste and buy wine in the city center of Bordeaux.
     

    

    Gran Teatro de Burdeos

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: B&B Hotel Saintes ***
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    Day 26 — [Wednesday] Bordeaux - Chambord - Paris

    Departing from Bordeaux we will be traveling to the world-famous tourist attraction the Loire Valley. The Loire is the longest river in France with a length of 1020 km and is known as the mother river of France. In the Loire Valley there are magnificent and gorgeous castles on both sides of the river. In the afternoon we will arrive at the Chambord Castle also known as the King of Castles. The castle was originally built to serve as a hunting lodge for King Francois I of France in 1519 to make a statement of his imperial power. The King hired Italian artists and architects such as Leonardo da Vinci and Domenico da Cortona to attribute the brilliant art and architectural style of the Italian Renaissance. By doing this he laid the foundation of the French Renaissance.
    Afterwards will be heading to Paris.
     

    

    Chateau de Chambord

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Huatian Chinagora ****
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    Day 27 — [Thursday] Paris - Versailles - Paris

    We'll begin our Paris adventure with a drive along the famous Champs Elysees to the Place de la Concorde, which played a key role in one of darkest chapters of the French Revolution. You'll also get to see the iconic Arc de Triomphe. Next we'll head to L'Hotel National des Invalides, which houses Napoleon's tomb and a number of other monuments relating the military history of France. Next we'll travel on coach through the Parisian suburbs to the splendid Palace of Versailles, residence of the royal family until the start of the revolution in 1789. We'll return to Paris in the evening. 
     

    

    Palace of Versailles

    

    Eiffel Tower

    

    Hotel National des Invalides

    

    Place de la Concorde

    

    Champs-Elysees

    

    Arc de Triomphe

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Ibis Styles bobigny Centre Prefecture ***, B&B Hotel Paris Sud Chatenay Malabry ***
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    Day 28 — [Friday] Paris

    In the morning, depart for the pier and take a sightseeing boat cruise on the Seine River at your own expense your, a great sightseeing option that offers splendid views of iconic Parisian landmarks, including Notre-Dame Cathedral and Pont Alexandre III.
    After a lunch, we visit to the Louvre, one of the world's greatest art museums. Here you'll set your eyes upon some of history's most famous masterpieces, including the Venus de Milo, Winged Victory of Samothrace (also called Nike of Samothrace), and Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa. Opt for a guided gallery tour, which will enhance your experience and allow you to browse through hundreds of works in just a few hours.
    Afterwards, you have an option of having a French 4 course dinner and show experience or spend time shopping at the legendary department stores Galeries Lafayette.
     

    

    Louvre Museum

    

    Moulin Rouge

    

    Galeries Lafayette Department Store

    

    River Seine

    Meals: B: Included, L: Excluded, D: Excluded

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