Suggested Guided Tour Itinerary PARIS
(tour starts and ends in Paris) in 3 days and 3 nights
This tour focuses on Paris, the capital of France, with
extensive guided visits and guided city walks to Champs-Elysées,
Arch of Triumph, Concorde Square, Louvre Museum, Montmartre,
Moulin Rouge show, Notre-Dame, Marais, Invalides, Eiffel
Tower and a day tour to Versailles
This privately guided and chauffeured tour in France
can be fully customized, lengthened or shortened, and
features:
Louvre Museum guided tour - Moulin Rouge late night
Champagne show - cheese-tasting dinner - Eiffel Tower
fine cuisine dinner - cruise on the river Seine by bateau-mouche
*
B = Breakfast
L = Lunch
D = Dinner
A = Accommodation
1
Paris - Champs-Elysées
- Louvre - Montmartre - Moulin Rouge -
Paris
Morning
Paris tour: The
Avenue des Champs-Elysées is the most famous
avenue in the world (so say the French!),
one and a half mile long and 200 feet wide.
It's an interesting place for walking (day
and night). You can admire the perspective
from Arch of Triumph to Concorde Square.
Sights of the Louvre Museum, one of the
world's largest (more than 75,000 paintings)
and best-known museums of fine art.
Afternoon
Paris tour: Village
of Montmartre: a wonderfully picturesque
guided walk to see the unique vineyard,
old streets, artists' studios, quiet gardens,
raucous cabarets, the lively place du Tertre
with its artists, the famous Sacré Coeur
church, and a wonderful view over Paris.
Dinner: cheesetasting (450 varieties to
choose from) in a specialist cheese fine
restaurant. After dinner, celebrated show
at the Moulin Rouge, one of Paris'
oldest cabarets made famous by Toulouse
Lautrec and home of the French Can-Can!
- LDA*
2
Paris - Ile de
La Cité - Marais - Eiffel Tower - Paris
Morning
Paris tour: The
Isle de la Cité, site of the beginnings
of the ancient city of Lutèce, which later
became Paris. We'll visit the Conciergerie
where Marie-Antoinette was imprisoned during
the French Revolution, and the Sainte Chapelle,
the jewel-like chapel within the Conciergerie
that is known for its incredible stained
glass windows. Notre-Dame Cathedral, almost
nine hundred years old. 200 odd years were
necessary to build the "cathedral of
the cathedrals". Leisurely stroll down
the Left Bank to see life on the River Seine
with its bouquinistes (bookstalls) on the
river banks. These are treasures of secondhand
books, posters, prints, and souvenirs to
delight all!
Afternoon
Paris tour: Mansions
of the Marais - one of Paris' most colorful
districts and also one of the oldest, packed
with history, culture and classic 17th-18th
century hôtels particuliers (private
mansions). Our walking tour includes the
beautiful Place des Vosges, surrounded by
an ensemble of 36 symmetrical pale pink
stones townhouses with ground floor arcades
and French windows. A very lively quarter
with clothing boutiques, antique shops,
boulangeries / pâtisseries, tea
shops and bistrots. Hotel des Invalides
: commissioned by Louis XIV in 1671 to house
homeless veterans of various wars, it is
an outstanding monumental ensemble. Evening
visit to the Tour Eiffel and dinner in one
the finest, award-winning restaurants in
Paris on the tower, the Jules Verne. - BLDA*
3
Paris - Versailles
- Paris
Morning
Paris tour: We
leave Paris for a day tour to Versailles,
the palace of the Sun King, Louis the Fourteenth.
Visit the King and Queen's private apartments,
the famous Hall of Mirrors, and the beautiful
gardens and Grand Canal.
Afternoon
Paris tour: Famous
"A la Française" gardens, Grand
Trianon, a place of relaxation for the king
and royal family who were anxious to escape
the stiff etiquette of the royal court of
Versailles. Drop-off in Paris and evening
at your leisure. - BLA*
Tour departures: on
request - please book at least 3-6 months ahead
We look forward to guiding you
in France. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions
by emailing us at private.tours@a-la-carte-france-tours.com.
We are always gladly at your service.
Paris, The City of Romance
Paris is well known as both the capital of France and one of the most romantic locations in the world. There is just so much to do here whether you want to visit the famous Louvre Museum or have a meal in the Eiffel Tower. You also have the long Champs-Elysees strip to visit, which plays host to the famous Arch of Triumph. On top of this all you have the Notre Dame Cathedral as well as the nearby romantic palaces of Versailles. There will not be a quiet moment whilst you are in Paris.
There are plenty of dinner shows to keep you entertained, perhaps the most famous being the 'Moulin Rouge' Show. You can even sample some of the culinary delights in one of the many restaurants and patisseries located within Paris. Top that all off with a romantic cruise along the River Seine.
As you can see there is a lot to do in Paris, and with it being such a big city you will struggle to fit it all in unless you know exactly what you are doing and where you are going. Hire a private Chauffer who will accompany you every step of the way, say goodbye to those pesky public transport and say hello to the most fun filled vacation you have ever experienced.
Finding suitable and affordable accommodation in Paris can be a challenge. Why not check out All-Paris-Apartments.com and choose from one of the many short-term rentals throughout the city? As well as saving money, this gives you the opportunity to feel at home away from home and experience Paris like a local.
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(all prices are per person and include private transport, private driver-interpreter and accommodation)
4-6 passengers per person
2-3 passengers per person
Single room supplement
Tourist
US$ 3,531
US$ 4,158
US$ 277
Boutique
US$ 5,350
US$ 6,300
US$ 420
Luxury
US$ 15,100
US$ 16,800
US$ 2,970
Tourist price includes: private driver-interpreter throughout the tour, private transport (air conditioned minivan or large sedan), porterage, accommodation in 3-star hotels (comfortable double room with private bathroom), road tolls and driver's expenses. This price does not include: meals, local guides, entry fees, tipping, personal expenses, insurance, flights to and from France, drinks and activities.
Boutique / Luxury
price includes: private driver-interpreter throughout
the tour, private local guides, transport (air conditioned
minivan or large sedan), all entrance fees as per suggested
itinerary, porterage, accommodation in boutique / luxury
(best available) style small hotels and Bed & Breakfasts
(comfortable double room with private bathroom), continental
breakfasts, light lunches (i.e. quiche, sandwich, soup),
dinners in fine cuisine restaurants (3 items to choose
freely à la carte) with best available local
wine (half a bottle per dinner per person), all taxes
and tolls. This price does not include: optional tipping
(not compulsory), personal expenses, insurance, flights
to and from France, drinks other than mentioned and
optional activities.
See examples of hotels
and restaurants
corresponding to each of these categories.
To secure your booking, A La Carte France Tours need
20% non refundable deposit a.s.a.p. (usually 3-12 months
ahead); balance is payable 60 days before the start
of the tour. Visa / MasterCard accepted for 20% deposit only.. Please use
the secure payment means as described during our booking
correspondence.
Cancellations: the 20% deposit is non refundable; 50%
refund for cancellations received in writing until 30
days before departure; 20% refund for cancellations
received in writing until the day before departure;
no refund for cancellations received later.
The
Avenue des Champs-Elysées is the most famous
avenue in the world (so say the French!),
one and a half mile long and 200 feet wide.
It's an interesting place for walking (day
and night). You can admire the perspective
from Arch of Triumph to Concorde Square.
Sights of the Louvre Museum, one of the
world's largest (more than 75,000 paintings)
and best-known museums of fine art.
Village
of Montmartre: a wonderfully picturesque
guided walk to see the unique vineyard,
old streets, artists' studios, quiet gardens,
raucous cabarets, the lively place du Tertre
with its artists, the famous Sacré Coeur
church, and a wonderful view over Paris.
Dinner: cheesetasting (450 varieties to
choose from) in a specialist cheese fine
restaurant. After dinner, celebrated show
at the Moulin Rouge, one of Paris'
oldest cabarets made famous by Toulouse
Lautrec and home of the French Can-Can!
- LDA* 
The
Isle de la Cité, site of the beginnings
of the ancient city of Lutèce, which later
became Paris. We'll visit the Conciergerie
where Marie-Antoinette was imprisoned during
the French Revolution, and the Sainte Chapelle,
the jewel-like chapel within the Conciergerie
that is known for its incredible stained
glass windows. Notre-Dame Cathedral, almost
nine hundred years old. 200 odd years were
necessary to build the "cathedral of
the cathedrals". Leisurely stroll down
the Left Bank to see life on the River Seine
with its bouquinistes (bookstalls) on the
river banks. These are treasures of secondhand
books, posters, prints, and souvenirs to
delight all!
Mansions
of the Marais - one of Paris' most colorful
districts and also one of the oldest, packed
with history, culture and classic 17th-18th
century hôtels particuliers (private
mansions). Our walking tour includes the
beautiful Place des Vosges, surrounded by
an ensemble of 36 symmetrical pale pink
stones townhouses with ground floor arcades
and French windows. A very lively quarter
with clothing boutiques, antique shops,
boulangeries / pâtisseries, tea
shops and bistrots. Hotel des Invalides
: commissioned by Louis XIV in 1671 to house
homeless veterans of various wars, it is
an outstanding monumental ensemble. Evening
visit to the Tour Eiffel and dinner in one
the finest, award-winning restaurants in
Paris on the tower, the Jules Verne. - 
We
leave Paris for a day tour to Versailles,
the palace of the Sun King, Louis the Fourteenth.
Visit the King and Queen's private apartments,
the famous Hall of Mirrors, and the beautiful
gardens and Grand Canal.
Famous
"A la Française" gardens, Grand
Trianon, a place of relaxation for the king
and royal family who were anxious to escape
the stiff etiquette of the royal court of
Versailles. Drop-off in Paris and evening
at your leisure. - 
Paris is well known as both the capital of France and one of the most romantic locations in the world. There is just so much to do here whether you want to visit the famous Louvre Museum or have a meal in the Eiffel Tower. You also have the long Champs-Elysees strip to visit, which plays host to the famous Arch of Triumph. On top of this all you have the Notre Dame Cathedral as well as the nearby romantic palaces of Versailles. There will not be a quiet moment whilst you are in Paris.
