Classic Paris

Itinerary

• Day 1: Paris Arrival, Private Transfer to Your Accommodation

  Welcome to Pairs, the "City of Light"! Upon your arrival at the airport, a chauffeur is ready to transfer you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore the surrounding area on your own or relax in the hotel.

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• Day 2: Private Guided Tour of Paris with River Cruise

  First of all, you will discover several world-renowned sites in Paris by car. Take photos with the Hotel des Invalides, an extensive complex of 17th-century structures and courtyards. Drive through the famous commercial street of the Champs Elysees between the Arc de Triumph and the Place de la Concorde. Marvel at the magnificent architecture of the Garnier Opera House, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Place Vendôme, the Louvre Museum, and the Place de la Bastille.

  Later, take a skip-the-line elevator up to the 1st floor of the Eiffel Tower to overlook the entire city of Paris. The tour today will end with an hour-long cruise along the Seine River. Sit back, relax, and embrace the historic buildings on both banks of the river, like Grand Palais.

  Optional: For French history buffs, it is recommended to take an in-depth visit to the Invalides where the Army Museum is located. For those wanting to experience the nightlife of the hoi polloi in old Paris, the world-famous Moulin Rouge will be a good place.

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• Day 3: Explore Le Marais, the Most Fashionable Corner in Paris, on Foot

  Today you will explore deep into the fashionable Marais on foot accompanied by a private guide. Le Marais once was the aristocratic district of Paris and then became one of the main Jewish communities during the 17th and 18th centuries, hosting many outstanding buildings of historic and architectural importance. From the elegant Place des Vosges to the Musee Carnavalet and its mansions, or Hôtels Particuliers, it is an architectural feast for the eyes. Besides this, it is now the most fashionable corner in Paris, home to many trendy restaurants, fashion houses, and hip galleries. So, don't forget to drop in on some hottest shops for souvenirs while admiring the historic buildings.

  The rest of the day is suggested to explore the Latin Quarter, one of Paris's liveliest districts by day or night, on your own.

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• Day 4: Gourmet Tour of Montorgueil and Private Driving Tour of Paris by Night

  Paris is also known as the gastronomic capital of the world, so you don't want to miss the gourmet walking tour of the Montorgueil neighborhood, a vibrant pedestrian area in the heart of Paris. This small section is packed with meat and fish markets, renowned pastry shops, cozy bistros, boutiques, and bars. Following your private guide, you can get general information about this area, visit the oldest bakery in the city, and try lots of French delicacies.

  Return to the hotel for relaxing and be ready to find out why the city is called the "City of Light" through a private driving tour in the evening. As touring the main sites of Paris again, you will find that the city by night changes utterly: the avenues, monuments, buildings, and so on under the spotlight are more beautiful than ever during the night.

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• Day 5: Paris Departure, Private Transfer to the Airport

  Your classic tour of Paris comes to an end. Take a private transfer from the hotel to the airport for your flight to the next destination.

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