Day 1
You take a late morning/early afternoon Eurostar Service from London St. Pancras International to Paris (exact time will be given on travel documents), arriving at Paris, Gare du Nord approximately 2 hours later. Eurostar takes you to the heart of the city, a coach will then take you to your hotel.

Day 2
After breakfast, the coach will take you on a comprehensive sightseeing tour of the city, during which you will see L’Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower, Champs Élysées, river Seine, the Louvre, in fact almost every famous landmark you will ever have heard of. You then leave Paris to take the short drive to Versailles where you can visit the majestic palace home of Louis XIV and the typically provincial French market town of Versailles itself. This visit will end mid afternoon after which the coach will take you back to Paris so you can spend the remainder of the afternoon as you wish, either shopping or more sightseeing.

During the evening, the coach will take you on a tour of Paris 'By Night'. The whole city is a work of art with monuments and buildings illuminated in the most tasteful manner, their reflections dancing on the river Seine with the majestic Eiffel Tower dominating the skyline. It looks so delicate it could almost be made of lace. The tour does not take up the whole evening so you also have time to perhaps sample some of the famous Parisian nightlife.

Day 3
This morning, after breakfast the coach will then take you to perhaps the most picturesque and atmospheric quarter of Paris, Montmartre, home of the artists and street entertainers, with of course the whole area dominated by the white domed basilica of the Sacre Coeur. You will have time to wander and see such sights as the Moulin Rouge, where Toulouse Lautrec found most of his models; Vincent Van Gogh’s and Renoir’s houses; the famous club of the Lapin Agile; the oldest vineyard in Paris and many other interesting sights. For those of us feeling a little less energetic there is a small ornamental train which will take you around the main sights.

This afternoon you are free to sightsee in this beautiful city as you wish, so what is it to be? Perhaps a trip up the Eiffel Tower, a cruise on the River Seine, a browse amongst the antique shops, a wander around the picturesque gardens, window shopping or take your time to visit Paris’ incredible range of attractions. This evening you have the opportunity to visit one of the best cabarets in the city, the stunning Paradis Latin. (full details of this excursion with your confirmation).

Day 4
After a leisurely start to the day, the coach will return you to the Gare du Nord station to take an early afternoon Eurostar service, (exact time will be given on travel documents), arriving at London St Pancras International approximately 2 hours 15 minutes later.

Hotel Ibis - (www.ibishotel.com) is modern and comfortable. It has a bar and restaurant which serves set price menus and à la carte. The French classification of the hotel is 2**nn (nouvelle normes) (equivalent to a 3-star UK hotel) and as you would expect of a hotel of this quality, the bedrooms have ensuite facilities together with direct-dial telephone, air conditioning, alarm and TV. The hotel is situated approximately two miles from the Arc de Triomphe or Notre Dame, the geographical centre of the city, in a pleasant area and near a metro station, enabling you to explore Paris with ease. All together ideal for a comfortable stay.

Timhotel Paris XVII Bd Berthier (www.timhotel.com) is a modern, comfortable, 3-star hotel in the north-west of Paris. It has a small bar and a popular buffet restaurant, with an outdoor terrace. The rooms are air-conditioned with flat-screen TV and tea-making facilities. There are safes in the rooms, along with an alarm and radio. The metro station is right outside the hotel, with direct access to the Champs Elysees. The Hotel is roughly two miles from the Arc de Triomphe.