Tours and Trips in France

Get an in-depth look into the life and creative process of Spain's Modernist master with a skip-the-line ticket to the Picasso Museum in Paris. Housed in a former luxury hotel in the fashionable Marais district, the museum houses more than 300 and original paintings plus sculptures, prints, engravings, illustrated books, and the artist's personal archives. Save time with priority entrance, and get access to all current exhibits at this must-see museum for any Picasso enthusiast.

The Loire Valley is famous for its magnificent châteaux and historic wineries, and this 1.5-hour tour from Chinon combines both into an unforgettable lunch date. Enjoy a tour and wine tasting at the Château du Petit Thouars, then select your favorite wine to accompany your romantic picnic lunch, overlooking the idyllic Loire Valley vineyards.

Stroll through Paris' Bohemian past with this guided walking tour of Saint-Germain-des-Pr es and the Latin Quarter. Explore these neighborhoods known as havens for the city's intellectuals and artists, and stop in at a local caf e to enjoy a savory charcuterie platter. Visit the oldest park in Paris and try your hand at the beloved French ballgame p etanque. See the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral and browse the shelves at the city's first English bookstore. Numbers are limited to 12 for a personalized small-group experience.

The Sacre Coeur Basilica is one of Paris' most magnificent churches and the grand centerpiece of the Montmartre district. This private walking tour is tailor-made for families with kids and is designed to keep the whole family entertained with a fun and fast-paced itinerary. Visit the one-time haunts of artists like Picasso, Van Gogh, and Renoir; spot filming locations from the movie 'Amelie', see the 'I Love You' wall, and peek inside the Sacre Coeur.

As the final resting place of the likes of Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, and Fr ed eric Chopin, the Père Lachaise Cemetery has long been a favorite for visitors to Paris. Your guide will take you through this beautiful old graveyard, narrating the history of the cemetery and those who are buried here; he can even help you find the graves of some of your favorite historic characters.

Show off that you are in Paris with selfies of you and your friends on this 2-hour, non-guided driving tour by private vehicle. A minivan, accommodating up to eight passengers, whisks you around the City of Light's iconic landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elys ees, Place de la Concorde, the Louvre, and Notre Dame. With the help of your personalized driver, lose the hassle of figuring out taxis and public transportation. Just get to the right spots and snap those selfies!

Pere lachaise used to be a Jesuit priest confessor of Louis XIV (The Sun King). The cemetery was created at the time of Napoleon on this former Jesuit base. Originally we just had 13 graves. Today Pere Lachaise is one oft he most famous cemeteries in the world. It houses more than 69,000 tombs. It is also the biggest green space in Paris where locals like to stroll. A visit at Pere Lachaise is a great opportunity to speak about celebrities like Molière, Jean de la Fontaine, David, Chopin, Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf or Jim Morrison"¦If your private guide does not live in the cemetery he lives next to it and will share with tons of stories about these famous (and less famous) people. Having a private tour you will be able to ask all the questions you wish and choose the focus you prefer for your tour (the most famous tombs, architecture, artists, writers, politicians, love stories, "¦.)

Discover the work of iconic Spanish artist Pablo Picasso at the Picasso Museum in Paris. Enjoy skip-the-line entrance, admire works such as Man with Guitar and La C elestine on a private 2-hour museum tour, and learn more about Picasso's groundbreaking style from an art historian guide.

Discover a piece of the Paris fashion scene on a tour that takes you along some of the city's less-visited streets to visit an atelier where clothes are made for Jean Paul Gaultier and the Moulin Rouge. Learn about the evolution of Parisian style and listen to stories from local artists.

If you're visiting Alsace for a short stay, make the most of your budget with Pass'Alsace, the ideal way to explore the city. Enjoy free admission to 56 attractions on the list, including museums, galleries, castles, and wildlife parks. Choose from 1-, 2-, or 3-day options, as well as adult and child versions.

Don't have a lot of time in Paris but want to see the famous sights? This 9-hour guided tour by coach and river-shuttle takes you to the must-see destinations in central Paris, including the Latin Quarter, the Notre Dame Cathedral, Montmartre, and the Louvre Museum. Snap photos of the Sacr e-Coeur, the Bastille, and the masterpieces of the 'Mona Lisa,' 'The Venus of Milo,' and 'The Winged Victory of Samothrace.' Enjoy clear live narration from your guide with a provided headset.

Finding worthwhile activities for children while traveling can be a challenge, but this perfume workshop makes it a little bit easier. A fragrance expert helps you and your children become budding alchemists by creating your own perfumes in a fifth-generation heritage Parisian perfumery. Afterward, you can shop for fragrances at a discount.

Le petit parfumeur, for aspiring alchemists from 3 to 10 years old,  choice of18 essences, in 30 minutes, and you left with a flacon of 10ml.We propose for adult a "Bar des Fragrances" in 20minutes to discover the creation of perfume.

Delight in the perfect French pairing of wine and cheese on this walking food tour in Paris. Stroll through the ancient, intellectual streets of the Latin Quarter with a sommelier guide, stopping at a wine shop for a primer on how to pick the best French wines at a great value. Continue to a classic Parisian bistro for a guided wine tasting of various French varietals and regions paired with gourmet cheeses. It's a delicious way to learn skills that will impress your dinner guests back home.

Create your own customized perfume during this unique sensory experience in Paris. Meet your olfactory guide near the Op era Garnier to begin your 1.5-hour workshop, where you'll learn the origins of perfume and its development over three millennia. Blend your own scent from notes like orange blossom, musk and gardenia. Take home your own customized bottle of Eau de Cologne, along with a perfumers apron and a Certificate of Participation.

Capture the City of Love on camera with this 2-hour photo-stop selfie tour of Paris for up to four people. Travel in comfort through the avenues and boulevards of Paris, and stop along the way for selfies at your favorite famous landmarks. Perhaps capture the Arc de Triomphe from the Avenue des Champs-Élys ees, snap selfies with the Seine River as your back-drop, or spin to the Eiffel Tower for panoramic views.

Relive Parisian life during Nazi occupation on a 3-h World War II walking tour with a passionate historian. In a small (6 people max), you will discover Paris as an urban battlefield and a strategic crossroads for German armies and the French Resistance. Listen to stories about horror and heroism and spot the city's scars near iconic landmarks such as the Opera house, the Louvre, the Tuileries gardens and much more! The tour will end in a typical coffee to continue chatting with our expert.HIGHLIGHTS - Enjoy a walking conference with a passionate Historian expert- Learn amazing anecdotes about the French Resistance- Spot the places that played a role during the Liberation of Paris- Take advantage of a small group to exchange with your guide

Explore the Louvre Museum from the perspective of The Da Vinci Code for a twist on the typical museum tour. With a guide, you'll see some of the museum's top works of art and hear about the filming of the movie at locations such as the Louvre Pyramid - one of Paris' most recognizable modern attractions.

Enjoy the perfect introduction to French wine and cheese on this small-group experience in Paris. Visit a wine shop in the Latin Quarter and with an expert guide, taste four wines from different French regions paired with various cheeses. Savor the flavors, learn classic tasting etiquette, and discover why each wine and cheese make the ideal partners. Afterward, receive a pocket guide on how to best taste and appreciate French wines.

The final resting place for many of Paris's most celebrated artists and thinkers, Pere Lachaise Cemetery is arguably Paris's most important graveyard. With this small group tour, you'll get to see the graves of Oscar Wilde, Gertrude Stein, Edith Piaf, and Jim Morrison. An English-speaking guide who knows the cemetery well will be on site to show you around and point you to graves of interest.