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France, where romance and refinement meet

From couture streets in Paris to lavender fields in Provence, this itinerary layers iconic landmarks with slower, more intimate experiences.

Signature highlights

  • Paris museums, Seine cruises, and landmark dining
  • Provence villages, vineyards, and countryside stays
  • Champagne, Loire Valley, or Normandy add-ons
Eiffel Tower in Paris, France
The Louvre Museum in Paris, France
Avenue des Champs-Elysées, Paris

Photo: Avenue des Champs-Elysées, Paris 12 December 2020 by Pierre Blaché from Paris, France - CC0 (Wikimedia Commons).

A stand of a bouquiniste (French term for second-hand books resellers), in Paris, near the Cathedral Notre-Dame of Paris. Bouquinistes can be considered a landmark of Paris.?

Photo: Paris 75005 Quai de Montebello Bouquinistes 20071014 by Benh LIEU SONG - CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

View over Paris, at dusk, from the Maine-Montparnasse tower, equirectilinear projection version

Photo: Paris Night by Benh LIEU SONG - CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

The town hall of Paris XIXe arrondissement, built between 1876 et 1878 by the architect Gabriel Davioud.

Photo: Paris mairie XIX by Velvet - CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Eiffel Tower in spring among blossoming trees in Paris, France.

Photo: Paris - The Eiffel Tower in spring by Jorge Royan - CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

The Pont de Bercy, a bridge over the Seine in Paris.

Photo: Pont de Bercy, Paris 23 December 2021 by Pierre Blaché from Paris, France - CC0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Reflection of the Eiffel tower in a water puddle. Paris, France.

Photo: Reflet-tour-Eiffel-Paris-Luc-Viatour by Lviatour - CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons).

Why this journey feels effortlessly elegant

France suits travelers who want a few iconic moments and a more thoughtful, high-end rhythm to every day.

Best known for

Paris and Provence

It is the perfect combination of grand city culture and rural charm, with food and design at the center of the experience.

Ideal for

Romantic getaways

From boutique hotels to private transfers, every detail can be tailored to feel warm, polished, and memorable.

Add on

Champagne or the Loire

Extend the trip with châteaux, cellar tastings, and countryside stays that feel wonderfully unhurried.

Suggested flow

  • Day 1: Arrive in Paris and settle into a central boutique hotel.
  • Days 2–3: Enjoy museums, cafés, and a Seine evening cruise.
  • Days 4–5: Travel to Provence or the Loire Valley for countryside charm.
  • Day 6: Depart with a sense of effortless indulgence.

What makes it feel special

  • Private rail and transfer planning
  • Curated dining and cultural experiences
  • Ideal for art lovers, couples, and slow travelers

Let us shape your perfect France itinerary.

Whether you want iconic Paris, wine country, or a slower countryside escape, we can make it feel tailored and luxurious.

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