Explore Paris with a licensed local guide on a sightseeing tour of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Admire the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the Champs-Élysées, stroll the grand boulevard lined with shops and cafés, and see the ornate 19th-century Opera House. Look up at the Eiffel Tower, built for the 1889 World’s Fair, and Les Invalides, Napoleon’s military refuge, along with other historic sites.

Once the seat of French royal power, the Palace of Versailles was transformed by Louis XIV into a symbol of monarchy and grandeur. Accompanied by a licensed guide, admire the magnificent Hall of Mirrors, lavish State Apartments and beautifully landscaped gardens filled with fountains and sculptures. Visit Marie Antoinette’s rustic hamlet, where she sought refuge from court life in a picturesque village setting. Please note: Versailles is closed on Mondays.

Experience a French play or musical in a magnificent Parisian theatre. Enjoy the performance alongside local audiences, with English subtitles displayed above the stage to help you follow along.

Build your language skills during a dynamic three-hour French lesson in the heart of Paris. Led by experienced native-speaking instructors, the session focuses on practical communication and cultural context. After class, apply what you’ve learnt while ordering at a café, exploring local landmarks, or chatting with Parisians, building confidence through real-world practice.

The world’s largest art museum, the Louvre, is housed in a former medieval fortress and entered through I.M. Pei’s striking glass pyramid. Inside, discover masterpieces like the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Winged Victory, along with vast collections of Egyptian antiquities, Greek ceramics, and works spanning seven departments. Please note: the Louvre is closed on Tuesdays.

Put your observation skills to the test on a Louvre scavenger hunt. Follow clues and complete challenges as you investigate masterpieces including the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, Winged Victory of Samothrace, and The Raft of the Medusa.

See the city from the water on an hour-long cruise along the River Seine. The Seine cuts right through Paris, dividing the city in half. Spot the Eiffel tower rising up on the Left Bank, the walls of the Louvre on the Right Bank. A guide will point out other monuments and architectural marvels as you pass, many of which are illuminated by clear white light at night.

Build your language skills during a dynamic three-hour French lesson in the heart of Paris. Led by experienced native-speaking instructors, the session focuses on practical communication and cultural context. After class, apply what you’ve learnt while ordering at a café, exploring local landmarks, or chatting with Parisians, building confidence through real-world practice.

Line up to climb to the top floor of this iconic landmark for a spectacular bird’s-eye view of the glittering City of Light.

Discover the world of French cinema with a special screening at a local cinema. Begin with an engaging introduction to French filmmaking, including a discussion and interactive quiz that explore its rich cinematic traditions. Then, enjoy a screening of a French-language film with English subtitles, bringing your learning experience to life.

Built on an ancient holy site to house a relic of the Virgin Mary’s veil (still on display), this 13th-century Gothic cathedral is best known for its stained glass. With more than 1,850 square metres of windows, stepping inside feels like entering a jewel box. On the floor lies a remarkable surviving medieval labyrinth, a 275-metre path once followed by pilgrims on their knees toward the image of paradise at the centre.

For centuries, this walled seaport on the English Channel was known as the city of pirates. The pirates are gone, but the granite town remains, always seeming to be reaching towards the green-blue sea. With your Tour Director, embark on an interactive adventure that will bring St. Malo to life! Including a visit to the Cathedral St. Vincent, begun in the 11th century but not finished until the spire was mounted in 1987. It houses the tomb of Jacques Cartier, who discovered the St. Lawrence River and founded Quebec.

Wander through this medieval monastery’s ancient halls, learn about its stunning Gothic architecture, visit the impressive abbey church, and enjoy panoramic views of the bay’s natural beauty.

Indulge in one of France’s most delicious culinary traditions—the crêpe. These thin pancakes can be wrapped around tasty fillings from fromage (cheese) to chicken. For dessert, have a sweet crêpe with chocolate, Nutella, or just a slathering of butter and a sprinkle of sugar.

Le Mans is best known for its famous 24-hour motor race, but the city has much more to offer, including the magnificent Gothic Saint-Julien Cathedral.

Enjoy dinner at a local French brasserie and experience the welcoming atmosphere of this classic style of dining. Share a meal with your group while getting a taste of French culinary traditions and local culture.

In the Loire Valley, medieval fortresses evolved into Renaissance showpieces along the riverbanks. Visit Azay-le-Rideau, a fairy-tale castle whose limestone turrets and slate spires rise from an island in the Indre River. Continue to Château de Chenonceau, gracefully spanning the Cher River with arches and gardens. Designed and expanded under Catherine de Medici, its stone gallery reflects the elegance of the French court.

Carved out by hand starting in the 12th century to extract tuffeau stone for building, the Cave aux Moines later found new life in the early 20th century as a mushroom farm. The cave’s entrance and first galleries once served as homes in a unique form of underground living known as “troglodyte” life, where people and animals shared space in a close-knit community.

Explore La Cave aux Moines, a network of underground galleries carved into the limestone beginning in the 12th century to extract tuffeau stone for construction. Over time, portions of the caves became troglodyte dwellings, where people and animals lived together. By the early 20th century, the underground passages were used to cultivate mushrooms, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region’s history and traditions.

Step into French high society for a day with a visit to this Baroque château in Maincy—the largest private estate listed as a Historic Monument in France. Said to be the inspiration for Versailles, the château is renowned for its ornate 17th-century decorations and formal gardens. During your excursion, you'll learn all about French dining etiquette, formal table settings, and the expected behaviour at a formal soirée.

Experience five magical lands filled with classic attractions, live shows and colourful street parades at Disneyland Park. This excursion includes a one-day pass to Disneyland Park. Admission to Disney Adventure World is not included.