Paris
Our journey begins in Paris, the city of light and the magic of life. Here French luxury meets history and art, from the Eiffel Tower that touches the sky to the banks of the Seine where the lights dance. Whether you’re visiting the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, or savoring French coffee in one of Paris’s iconic cafمقاهيs, it’s an unforgettable experience.
Rowan
From Paris we head to Rouen, where medieval fragrantness meets art and architectural fascination. It is famous for its majestic Gothic cathedral which was the tallest in the world, which inspired artist Claude Monet to paint a series of his famous paintings. In Rouen, history beats in every corner, especially with the city's association with Joan of Arc and the location of her trial.
Jefferney
The journey takes us to the quiet village of Gifferney, where nature is transformed into a living painting. Here the painter Claude Monet lived and planted his water garden which inspired him to create his most famous Impressionist paintings. Visiting this place gives you the opportunity to enjoy pure natural beauty reflected on the water and among the flowers.
Honfleur
Then we visit Honfleur, a charming port that combines simplicity and beauty. Its cobbled streets and wooden-colored windowed buildings tell the stories of sailors and artists who have passed through it. It is a romantic city par excellence, allowing you moments of tranquility and reflection on the waterfront.
Charter
In the city of Chartres, the visitor returns to the spirit of the Middle Ages through its magnificent cathedral, one of the greatest Gothic treasures in Europe. Painted glass and detailed engravings make her a spiritual and cultural experience, especially as she has always been a destination for pilgrims and visitors.
Bayou
The city of Bayou is a living museum of history. It is best known for its Bayou fabric, the embroidered masterpiece that tells the story of the Norman invasion of England in 1066. Besides, the city has a stunning cathedral and stone houses that reflect the splendor of the old architectural style.
San Malo
We reach San Malo, a fortified city on the Atlantic coast. Its high walls and narrow alleys tell the tales of French pirates and explorers. The city also offers stunning sea views and a refreshing coastal climate that makes it a popular destination for sea lovers.
Omaha Beach
Visiting Omaha Beach takes us back to a defining moment in modern history. Here, we pay tribute to the soldiers who took part in the Normandy landings during World War II. The nearby American cemetery adds a profound human dimension to this influential leg of the journey.
Mon San Michele
From there, we follow to Mons San Michele, the wonder island that rises from the middle of the tides and is one of the world’s most spectacular tourist sites. Heading back to the Middle Ages, the monastery is surrounded by stunning landscapes that give you an unforgettable spiritual and cultural experience.
Loire Valley – Land of Palaces
We conclude our journey in the Loire Valley, where palaces are scattered amid a calm green nature. You can enjoy a relaxing day or join a visit to Shinonsu Palace, a dreamy palace that crosses the River Cher and combines French architectural sophistication and royal history.
