
• All ground transportation and airport transfers while on the scheduled tour (excludes domestic transfers)
• Porterage at the hotels
• 12 days of touring with English-speaking guides
• All entrance fees as specified and included on the itinerary
• 19 included meals (8 dinners, 11 breakfasts)
• One glass of wine with dinners
• Estimated round trip group airfare (if selected)** Additional purchase required
Small Group Tour- No more than 28 Passengers
Book as low as $4713
Itinerary at a Glance
Friday Jun 12, 2026

Saturday Jun 13, 2026

Sunday Jun 14, 2026
- Start the day with a buffet breakfast at the Parisian hotel
- Explore key historical, architectural, and cultural sites of Paris
- Visit the Champs Elysees, Grand-Petit Palace, Arc de Triumph, Medieval Quarter, Notre Dame, Trocadero Square, Eiffel Tower, and the old Castle of the Kings
- Entry into the Louvre Museum is the highlight of the city tour
- Enjoy dinner at Le Train Bleu, a celebrated restaurant at Gare de Lyon railway station
- Experience traditional French cuisine and fine wine in a historical setting adorned with century-turn artwork

Monday Jun 15, 2026
Enjoy a free day to explore Paris on your own
Your tour director will suggest various exciting alternatives (shopping, exploring, or visiting museums)
An optional excursion includes a visit to the Eiffel Tower with breathtaking views of Paris
Option to take a scenic Seine River cruise through Paris

Tuesday Jun 16, 2026
- Start the morning with fresh croissants and French pressed coffee at the hotel
- Depart for Le Havre, stopping at Mantes-Gassicourt, where General Patton’s Third Army crossed the Seine River during WWII
- Enjoy opportunities to witness historical landscapes and take photos
- Visit the breathtaking Monet gardens in Giverny
- End the day with a specially prepared dinner at your 4-star Le Havre hotel, joined by your tour director

Wednesday Jun 17, 2026
- Explore Le Havre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a restored city center, alabaster coastline, and picturesque fishing villages
- Learn about Le Havre's role in WWII as part of the Atlantic Wall fortifications and the devastation during the Battle of Normandy
- Discover the city’s rebuilding, overseen by modernist architect Auguste Perret
- Visit the Ètretat Gardens, inspired by Claude Monet, and enjoy views of the Cliffs of Ètretat
- Return to the hotel for a casual dinner featuring traditional Normandy cuisine

Thursday Jun 18, 2026
- Morning stop in Caen, the city of William the Conqueror, where he is buried
- Visit the Memorial de Caen, a museum dedicated to peace, representing both Allied and German perspectives from WWII
- Explore the historical city of Bayeux, the first city liberated by the Allies on June 16, 1944
- Guided walk to see the renowned Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the Norman conquest of England
- Dinner options: dine at a local restaurant serving traditional fare or enjoy an early dinner at the hotel for rest before tomorrow's activities in Normandy

Friday Jun 19, 2026
- Full immersion into WWII history at Pointe du Hoc Ranger Monument, overlooking Omaha Beach
- Learn about the U.S. Army Rangers' heroic scaling of 100-foot cliffs to seize German artillery
- Guided tour of the battle-scarred sites that influenced the end of the war
- Visit the left flank of Omaha Beach, the American cemetery, monument, and Cannons of Longues-Sur-Mer
- Return to the hotel for a beautiful French meal in the dining room

Saturday Jun 20, 2026
- Explore Arromanches-les-Bains, where Allied troops installed an artificial port to supply 9,000 tons of materials during the Battle of Normandy
- Guided tour to deepen understanding of the American troop landings and the Battle of Normandy
- Visit Colleville-Montgomery to revisit D-Day events, including the role of French Resistance fighters and William “Bill” Millin, the "Mad Piper of Sword Beach"
- Learn the story of Millin, who famously played bagpipes during the D-Day landings, as depicted in the film The Longest Day
- Visit Le Grand Bunker, the Museum of the Atlantic Wall at Sword Beach, showcasing the renovated German bunker as it appeared in June 1944
- End the day with dinner in the hotel’s restaurant

Sunday Jun 21, 2026
- Travel to the enchanting island of Mont-Saint-Michel
- Enjoy free time to explore historic monuments and the famous 11th-century Abbey
- Discover regional restaurants known for legendary meats from cattle grazing on salt marsh meadows
- Experience a locally sourced dinner featuring distinctive wine, desserts, and regional music in the evening

Monday Jun 22, 2026
- Explore the medieval hilltop town of Dinan
- Visit key sites: Gothic St. Malo’s Church, Jacobins Theatre, Romanesque St. Saviour’s Basilica, and Chateau de Dinan
- Enjoy free time to walk along the town's walled perimeter or stroll through the charming streets by the River Rance
- Historical walking tours available with a local guide
- End the day with a final night out at a local restaurant to experience the town's atmosphere

Tuesday Jun 23, 2026
- Travel back to Paris in anticipation of our last dinner together and departure tomorrow
- Stop at the historic Palace of Versailles, where the Treaty of Versailles was signed, ending World War I
- Learn about the treaty’s harsh terms on Germany, which contributed to Hitler's rise and World War II
- Arrive at the Paris hotel to freshen up for a gala farewell dinner
- Enjoy a grand evening with succulent food, local wine, music, and dancing to bid au revoir to France in style

Wednesday Jun 24, 2026
- After breakfast, you will be taken to the airport for your return flight home.
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Tour Itinerary
Friday Jun 12, 2026
Saturday Jun 13, 2026
Welcome to the City of Lights! Paris became known La Ville-Lumiere during the reign of Louis XIV when lanterns were placed on nearly every main street to usher in the Age of Enlightenment. Today, there are over 296 illuminated sites in Paris including the most famous landmark, the glittering Eiffel Tower with shines each night with garlands containing over 20,000 light bulbs. In this magnificent setting, guests will arrive at the airport and will be given a private transfer to your hotel. This evening you are invited to join our welcome reception followed by dinner in the hotel.
Dinner
Sunday Jun 14, 2026
After a restful night at our Parisian hotel, prepare to explore many highlights of France’s capital. On our city tour, expect to be dazzled by the one of the world’s major centers of history, commerce, culture, and gastronomy. We will begin our Parisian adventure with an early start at the hotel’s buffet breakfast. After breakfast, your tour director will join you on our bus for an exploration of some of the main historical, architectural and cultural sites of western civilization. Our city tour of Paris will take us down the famed Champs Elysees to the Grand-Petit Palace and the Arc de Triumph. Later, we will see the Medieval Quarter of Paris, Notre Dame, Trocadero Square and the Eiffel Tower and finally, to the old Castle of the Kings. Entry into the Louvre Museum will be the highlight of the today's tour.
Later we will gather as a group and make our way to dinner at the notable Le Train Bleu at the Gare de Lyon railway station. This celebrated restaurant, designated as a historical monument in 1972, was named after the French luxury night express train, the Calais-Mediterranee Express. The train ran from 1886 to 2003 and enjoyed international fame as the only train wealthy passengers would take between Calais and the French Riviera. Paintings from the most popular artists at the turn of the century and indulge in a menu that offers rich, traditional French cuisine and, of course, fine French wine.
Breakfast
Monday Jun 15, 2026
On your third day in Paris, you will have a free day to explore and discover some of the esteemed jewels of Paris on your own. Your tour director will suggest to you several exciting alternatives, ranging from shopping, exploring on your own, or planning a day at one of Paris’ incredible museums. An optional excursion will be offered. This will include a visit to the Eiffel Tower, with it's breathtaking views of Paris, followed by a scenic Seine River cruise through Paris.
Breakfast
Tuesday Jun 16, 2026
This morning, you will indulge in fresh croissants and delicious French pressed coffee for breakfast in our hotel, before departing for La Havre. Additionally, we will stop in Giverny to explore the breathtaking Monet gardens. This evening, your tour director will join you for specially prepared dinner at our 4 Star, Le Havre hotel
Breakfast, Dinner
Wednesday Jun 17, 2026
Today, we explore Le Havre on the far northern coast of France. This ancient city boasts a beautifully restored city center, a gorgeous alabaster coastline and picturesque fishing villages. Significantly, Le Havre was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its key role as part of the Atlantic Wall fortifications during World War II. The city was devastated during the Battle of Normandy when 5,000 of its inhabitants were killed, family homes and medieval architectural structures were demolished. The rebuilding of the city center was overseen by the modernist architect, Auguste Perret. In the afternoon, we'll head a short distance north along the Atlantic coastline to visit the acclaimed Ètretat Gardens, inspired by Claude Monet. You'll enjoy spectacular views of the Cliffs of Ètretat which inspired Monet to create his painting of the same name. Upon returning to our hotel we will have a casual dinner of traditional foods of Normandy.
Breakfast, Dinner
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
History buffs will relish today's agenda. On our way to the city of Bayeux, we will make a morning stop at Caen, the notable city of William the Conqueror, who is buried there. Like Le Havre, much of city was destroyed during the Battle of Normandy. To honor the site and its people lost, a memorial museum, Memorial de Caen, was erected in the name of peace. Prepare to experience this moving, historical memorial dedicated to peace. Interestingly, the memorial aims to represent both the Allied and German points of view.
In the afternoon, a short drive will take us to the historical city of Bayeux, a place that witnessed both the landing of William the Conqueror, and the city first liberated by the Allies on June 16, 1944. Once arrived, we will meet up with a local tour guide will take us on a lovely walk to visit the renowned Bayeux Tapestry, which depicts the historic events leading to the Norman conquest of England by William the Conqueror. For dinner this evening, you may choose to have a meal at a local restaurant serving traditional fare or stay at the hotel for an early dinner and time to rest before tomorrow's busy agenda in Normandy.
Breakfast, Dinner
Friday Jun 19, 2026
Prepare yourselves for today’s full immersion into the history of World War II as we visit the Pointe du Hoc Ranger Monument which is located on a cliff eight miles west of Normandy American Cemetery and overlooks Omaha Beach, France. As aficionados of this crucial period in western history are aware, this site marks the spot at which U.S. Army Rangers scaled 100-foot cliffs and seized German artillery that could easily have fired on American landing troops at Omaha and Utah beaches.
While visiting Pointe du Hoc, our group will have a local tour guide show us the exact battle-scarred sites that helped determine the end of the War. During today’s tour, we will observe first-hand views of the left flank of Omaha Beach, the American cemetery and monument, and the Cannons of Longues-Sur-Mer. As we will return later in the evening, we can expect a beautiful French meal in the hotel’s dining room.
Breakfast, Dinner
Saturday Jun 20, 2026
Our tour of this area and our study of World War II historic sites continues today. We will explore Arromanches-les-Bains, a seaside resort at which liberating Allied troops installed an artificial port to be able to supply 9,000 tons supporting material to the previously landed troops. An expert local guide will weave together an onsite narrative to help us to understand the significances and meanings of the landing of the American troops and the Battle of Normandy at a deeper level.
After our extensive tour of Arromanches, prepare for slight change of pace as we head to the lovely town of Colleville -Montgomery. Here, we will revisit the with the momentous events of June 6, 1944 as seen through the eyes of French Resistance fighters and the role of William “Bill” Millin on that day. As told in the 1962 film, The Longest Day, we will see the places where the soldier, Millin became a singular figure in D-Day lore, as he stood on the bow of his landing battleship and started to play “Road to the Isles” as a clarion call to all in area. Played over a loudspeaker, this touching tribute from the Scotsman drew cheers from accompanying ships and earned Millin the nickname of “the Mad Piper of Sword Beach.” In the afternoon, we pay a visit to Le Grand Bunker or the Museum of the Atlantic Wall on Sword Beach. This unique museum is devoted entirely to the history of the Atlantic Wall and displays five levels of the former German bunker at Ouistreham. The bunker is completely renovated to appear as it would have looked in June of 1944 and is the last visible evidence of the one of the most significant battles of World War II. Tonight, we will dine in the hotel’s restaurant.
Breakfast, Dinner
Sunday Jun 21, 2026
Today, we head southwest toward the enchanting island of Mon-Saint-Michel. Expect lots of free time on the island to explore the historic monuments, its famous 11th century Abbey and the extraordinary regional restaurants featuring the legendary meats produced by local cattle grazing on salt marsh meadows. This evening, we have prepared a locally sourced dinner complete with distinctive wine, desserts and music of the region.
Breakfast, Dinner
Monday Jun 22, 2026
As our trip begins to wind down, we will still have a full day of adventure in store for us as we explore the medieval hilltop town of Dinan. Among the sites we’ll see are the Gothic St. Malo’s Church, the Jacobins Theatre, the Romanesque St. Saviour’s Basillica and the Chateau de Dinan. You will have free time to walk along the walled perimeter of the town or walk along the charming town streets along the river Rance. A local tour guide will be on hand to offer historical walking tours during our day. Our last night in Dinan will be spent in a local restaurant to experience a typical night out on the town.
Breakfast, Dinner
Tuesday Jun 23, 2026
We begin our travel back to Paris today in anticipation of our last dinner together and departure tomorrow. Before we arrive at our Paris hotel, we will stop to one of the most historic palaces in France, the Palace of Chartres. Afterwards, we'll arrive at our Paris hotel to freshen up for a gala dinner, as we prepare for to bid au revoir to France in grand fashion. Expect lots of succulent food, local wine, music and dancing!
Breakfast, Dinner
Wednesday Jun 24, 2026
After breakfast, you will be taken to the airport for your return flight home.
Breakfast
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Set in the 17th arrondissement, this chic hotel is a 1-minute walk from the Pereire Metro station, 1.5 km from the Arc de Triomphe and 3.9 km from the Eiffel Tower. The soundproofed rooms have colorful furnishings and decor. All come with free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, minibars, and tea and coffee making facilities, plus en suite marble bathrooms.
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Set on landscaped grounds, this laid-back hotel is 8 km from the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial, and 10 km from tours of the Norman Gothic Bayeux Cathedral. Featuring garden or golf course views, the unfussy rooms provide free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemakers. There's a casual restaurant with a terrace, along with 2 bars. Other amenities include an outdoor heated pool, a tennis court and a golf course, as well as a gym, and a spa with a hammam.
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What is Included?
- All ground transportation and airport transfers while on the scheduled tour (excludes domestic transfers)
- 12 nights of hotel accommodations
- Porterage at the hotels
- 12 days of touring with English speaking guides
- All entrance fees as specified and included on the itinerary
- Many included meals (Breakfasts, Lunches, & Dinners)
- Atleast One glass of wine with dinners
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Estimated round trip group airfare (if selected)
* additional purchase required
What is Not Included?
- Increases in adjusted airfare prior to ticketing
- Visas, passports, airport taxes, border taxes, etc.
- Gratuities for guides and drivers
- Beverages other than specified
- Meals other than included dinners and breakfasts
- Optional trip cancellation insurance
- Optional tours or activities not included on itinerary
- All expenses of a personal nature
- Any immunizations and testing that may be required
- Domestic transfers in the USA
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