From Paris

Enjoy a D-Day Normandy Beaches Private Tour to deepen your history knowledge around this important event.  

Located about an hour drive from Paris, Chantilly is famous for its long time history of racehorse-training. Intimately tied to the House of Montmorency in the 15th to 17th centuries, the Château de Chantilly was also home to the princes of Condé, cousins of the kings of France.

Located about an hour drive from Paris, Auvers Sur Oise is associated with several famous artists, the most prominent being Vincent van Gogh.

It is in Giverny that you should see Monet in order to know him, his character, his taste for life, his intimate nature. This house and this garden, it is also a masterpiece, and Monet has put all his life into creating and perfecting it

This tour will enchant both adults and children by making them discover a breathtaking castle and garden.

Discover the fascinating history of this castle, from plots against the royal court to the outstanding achievements of the 17th century artists.

The castles of the Loire Valley are the finest examples of France’s Renaissance architecture

Immerse yourself in a Champagne tour and discover the facilities, tools and the making techniques with special tastings!

Burgundy is competing with Bordeaux as France’s most prestigious vineyard. Burgundy is home to grapes that make Pinot Noir red wine and Chardonnay white wines.

Appreciate two of the most popular day trip destinations outside Paris: Giverny followed by the visit of Versailles

With this Giverny private tour, explore the pastoral house, garden, and water lily pond where he lived and worked, as well as the local village.

With this Giverny private tour, explore the pastoral house, garden, and water lily pond where he lived and worked, as well as the local village.

Discover two of the most beautiful and historically interesting Chateaux, centuries-old, double-duty tour to Fontainebleau and Vaux le Vicomte.

With this Giverny private tour, explore the pastoral house, garden, and water lily pond where he lived and worked, as well as the local village.