Private France Tour (FRA030): Paris, France, 4 Days 3 Nights

Pick up at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France. Travel to the town of Giverny, located about 82 kilometers away. Giverny is a charming village home to Claude Monet's house and gardens. Claude Monet discovered the scenic beauty of this village in 1883 through a train window along a railway line no longer in use today. He decided to rent the house and garden as his residence in 1890, and the estate underwent complete restoration in 1966. Today, Monet's house and gardens are managed by the Académie des Beaux-Arts through the Claude Monet Foundation and have been open to visitors since 1980.

Enjoy an open-air shopping experience at La Vallée Village, featuring over 110 fashion and lifestyle boutiques, located just 40 minutes from Paris and 5 minutes from Disney Parks, open daily.

Reims is the historic birthplace and exclusive producer of the world's finest, most storied champagne. Enjoy a champagne tasting—only bottles crafted in this designated region may carry the prestigious Champagne label, while sparkling wines produced outside the region are designated as Sparkling Wine instead.

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Amiens is a small town in northern France, just 1.5 hours by train from Paris. Most travelers head toward Lille, and few pass through this charming, standout town.

Amiens is a small town with the Somme River running through it, featuring an ancient Gothic cathedral, colorful houses, and lovely, chic restaurants and cafes along the river in the Saint-Leu district.

It is no surprise that most locals here ride bicycles. With large public parks and lakes in the city, you can enjoy a pleasant bike ride. Amiens is truly perfect for a relaxed, easygoing getaway.

Then, head to Caen, located 67 kilometers away. Caen is the capital of Normandy. Visit the Church of Saint-Pierre (L'eglise Saint-Pierre), a church blending Flamboyant Gothic and Renaissance styles. See Caen Castle (Les remparts du chateau), built by King William in 1060, featuring some of Europe's thickest fortress walls that remain remarkably well preserved, now home to the Museum of Normandy. Visit L'Abbaye aux Hommes, another important monument built by King William, which now serves as the City Hall. Just across from it stands Eglise St Etienne, the burial place of King William.

Depart to visit the abbey of Le Mont Saint Michel, a renowned historical landmark and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mont Saint-Michel is the most visited tourist attraction in France outside of Paris. Covering an area of about 1 kilometer around, this 80-meter-high rocky tidal island features 11th- to 16th-century buildings nestled beneath, originally founded by Bishop St. Aubert in 708.

He envisioned Mont Saint-Michel as one of France's premier pilgrimage destinations. It began with a pre-Romanesque church built over 1,000 years ago, which was expanded across several eras until construction concluded in the 18th century. It was even used as a prison during the French Revolution. In 1874, the abbey was declared a historical monument and opened to the public, with a causeway connecting it to the mainland built in 1879.

Depart for the metropolis of Paris, a journey of 240 kilometers taking about 2 hours and 40 minutes—one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in Europe. Visit the Eiffel Tower, the world-famous symbol of Paris. See the original Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo statue. Visit Place de la Concorde, the grand square in the heart of Paris that was once the execution site of many people, including King Louis 16 and Marie Antoinette. The Luxor Obelisk is said to have been gifted by the Egyptian government to France in 1893. Visit the triumphal arch, Arc de Triomphe; walk up the 284 steps to the top of the arch to take in panoramic views of the Champs-elysees, the Eiffel Tower, and La Defense—well worth the climb. Enjoy brand-name shopping along the Champs-elysees, a favorite avenue where Parisians dine, shop, and catch a show if they wish.

In the morning, visit the Palace of Versailles, located on the outskirts of Paris—an impeccable royal residence. This grand and magnificent palace was built with white marble and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979.

In the afternoon, visit the Louvre Museum (Musee du Louvre). Nearby, stroll through the Tuileries Garden (Jardin des Tuileries), the former site of the Tuileries Palace. Directly opposite Jardin des Tuileries is Musee d'Orsay, a former railway station that has now been transformed into a museum.

If time permits, visit the Sacre-Coeur Basilica (The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris), renowned as the “Sacred Heart of Paris.” This popular attraction in the north sits atop the hill of Montmartre (La butte Montmartre).

Today is the day to travel back to Thailand. If your flight is in the afternoon or evening, there will be time in the morning to explore any remaining sights in Paris before bidding farewell to Europe and heading home to Thailand with lasting impressions.

At the appropriate time, transfer to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport at least 3 hours before your flight.