French Crescent

14 Days Exceptional Tour at 5 Star Hotels

Expire Date:

2022-12-31

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Summary

France

Lyon, Montpellier, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Rennes, Paris

Package Includes:

Accommodation:

2 nights at Lyon at 5 Star Hotel
2 nights at Montpellier at 5 Star Hotel
2 nights at Toulouse at 5 star Hotel
2 nights at Bordeaux at 5 star Hotel
2 nights ate Rennes at 5 star Hotel
1 night at Disney Paris at 5 star hotel
2 nights at Paris at 5 star hotel

Meals:

Daily Breakfast

Air Ticket on economy class

Transportation:
Private transfer from Lyon Airport to Hotel
Private transfer from Paris train station to Disney Hotel
Private transfer from Disney Hotel to Paris Airport

Activities:

Lyon le Grand Tour
Seine musical lunch cruise
Disney Tickets

Package is not including

Train Tickets

Discount

More Discount if booked before 30 NOV 2014.

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival at Lyon Airport, you will be met by the driver to escort you to your hotel with a private car.
Rest of the day free for shopping and relaxation.
Overnight.

Day 2

After Breakfast at the Hotel, make yourself ready for a city tour of Lyon.
Rest of the day for Leisure.
Overnight

Day 3

After Breakfast at the Hotel, head to Lyon train station to take the Train to next city in your route, Montpelier.

Explore the city and don’t miss a meal at Tamarillo restaurant where food made of Fruits and Flowers. (Not Included)

Overnight

Day 4

After Breakfast, you may like to visit Nimes, 45 Minutes’ drive from Montpellier, there you can visit the Romanian arena &The little train in Nimes (Tour Not Included)

Rest of the day free for leisure.

Overnight

Day 5

After Breakfast at the Hotel, head to Montpellier train station to take the Train to next city in your route, Toulouse.

Toulouse is a great city for shopping; you may shop at Gallery Lafayette, Pandora, Wolford and Cesar Nori Leather shop.

Over night

Day 6

After breakfast, start your easy city tour by your own; visit the Capitol in the city Centre and the surrounding area. The Space City Museum is a must see. Also Visit one of the great gardens available in the city.
Over night

Day 7

After Breakfast at the Hotel, head to Toulouse train station to take the Train to next city in your route, Bordeaux.
After checking in at your Hotel, Visit the famous Bordeaux water Mirror and place de la Bourse.
Overnight

Day 8

Breakfast at Hotel.
A river cruise in Garonne and Dordogne rivers will be very nice this morning. Choose between Discovery cruise, Restaurant Cruise or Private Cruise. (Not Included)
Make yourself ready for an Artistic Night, you have to Visit Opera Boudreaux to enjoy one of the great shows. (Not Included)
Overnight

Day 9

After Breakfast at the Hotel, head to Bordeaux train station to take the Train to next city in your route, Rennes.
After Arrival at your Hotel, you can visit one of the city markets, Rennes has different market in different location every single day, there you can meet people and discover the real city and region.

A visit to Brittany Parliament will be nice to take photos and explore the city center. (not included)

Overnight

Day 10

Today is a day you will love, after breakfast visit the park du Thabor, there you will enjoy fresh air and super greenery. This will make you ready to a big day of SHOPPING.

Shopping in this city is like nowhere else, we recommend the following malls for shopping: Colombia, Les 3 Soleils and La Visitation.

Overnight

Day 11,12,13,

After Breakfast at the Hotel, head to Rennes train station to take the Train to LAST city in your route, Paris.
Arrive at Paris station; the private car will be waiting for you to escort you to Disney Paris.
Check in at your lovely hotel and start your Disney Experience for four days.
Select any day during your stay at Disney to make the Seine musical lunch cruise with a Singer and Musician is a novel way to relax into belle Paris. This cruise combines the best of Paris; exquisite food, delectable wine and musical excellence, coupled with the backdrop of the world’s most romantic city. (Included and you can change it to a similar Activity)

Day 14

After Breakfast, have your private transfer to Paris Airport to go back home.

Cities

Paris

Paris can be seen as thé most interesting city of Europe and probably even as one of the most amazing city’s worldwide. People from all over the world travel to Paris to discover and experience this fairy-like city. Paris is the city of love, inspiration, art and fashion. The night scene, the Eiffel tower and the warm atmosphere will make you feel directly at home. Paris has a lot of interesting architecture and museums to offer, and is also a Walhalla for shopaholics. A city as Paris is one that everyone should visit and experience.

Rennes

Rennes, a city in northwestern France, is the capital of the Brittany region as well as the Ille-et-Vilaine department. It has a long history due to its location at the confluence of the Ille and the Vilaine rivers.
With about 220,000 inhabitants, Rennes has virtually the same population as its sister city, Rochester, NY. According to the 1999 census, Rennes is the third fastest-growing metropolitan area in France. The city’s residents are known as Rennais.
Rennes is a bustling business center. Local industries include car manufacturing and telecommunications. PSA Peugeot Citroën, currently the largest employer in the area, opened its large manufacturing plant in 1961. Technicolor employs over 1,000 people and France Telecom R&D over 1,200. In addition, Rennes is a major high-tech industry center. Such well-known companies as Atos, SFR, Orange France Telecom, Technicolor R&D, Canon, Mitsubishi, Alcatel-Lucent, Texas Instruments, NXP, Thales, and Logica are all located in and around Rennes. The area is also a major player in the French agro food industry.
The Rennes metro area is a major education center and boasts an annual student population of about 60,000. The city has two main universities; Université de Rennes 1 (offering courses in science, technology, medicine, philosophy, law, management, and economics) and Université Rennes 2 (with courses in the arts, literature, languages, communication, human and social sciences, and sports). The computer science and applied mathematics research institute, IRISA, is located on the campus of the Université des Sciences.
Rennes has well-developed national road, rail, and air links and a metro line that opened in 2002. The city’s train station offers high-speed train (TGV) service to and from Paris.
There are many museums, fine art galleries, churches and cathedrals, historical buildings, parks, and shopping opportunities to please anyone who visits this beautiful city.
The Stade Rennais Football Club was founded in 1901 and plays in Ligue 1, the top tier of French football. In fact, Rennes is one of the founding members of the first division of French football.

Bordeaux

Toulouse

Toulouse is located between the Mediterranean see and the Atlantic ocean, 456 miles away from Paris and is the 4th largest city in France. Its name first appeared in the 4th century B.C. inhabited by a Celtic tribe at the origin, named Volques Tectosages. The city has had a rich history since then from her influence at the times of the Romans to the present day with the development of the aircraft industry which makes its pride, through the Wisigoths (capital of the Kingdom), the Counts of Toulouse in the Middle Age, the golden age of the Pastel and the building of the Canal du Midi, without forgetting, of course, the Cathare epic and the Aeropostal's pionners adventure whose exploits are still present in memories. There are many interesting sites to visit in and around Toulouse.

Montpellier

It’s often overlooked in favour of southern France’s better-known cities, but in its own graceful, easy-going way, Montpellier is every bit the equal of Marseille and Nice. With its elegant buildings, grand hôtels particuliers (private mansions) and stately boulevards, it is a quietly stylish metropolis with a hint of Barcelona about its old quarter and shady backstreets.
Unlike many southern towns, Montpellier has no Roman heritage. Instead it was founded in the 10th century by the counts of Toulouse, and later became a prosperous trading port as well as a scholarly centre (Europe’s first medical school was founded here in the 12th century).
The population swelled in the 1960s when many French settlers left independent Algeria and settled here, and it’s now one of southern France’s most multicultural cities – and with students making up over a third of the population, it’s also a place that seems eternally young at heart.

Lyon

City of Lights
Half-way between sea and mountain, northern and southern Europe, Lyon in the Rhône-Alpes region is at the foot of two hills and crossed by two water courses. Rich geographical and geological features that in way detract from the dynamism of the City itself.
Lyon is the second largest city in France and has a history dating back over more than 20 centuries. It rapidly became one of the major economic, military, religious and political centers in France over the following centuries. Lyon became the birthplace of the French silk industry, producing refined pieces of this precious fabric.
Ever since the Middle Ages Lyon has been considered the French capital of gastronomy. Today this is illustrated by the impressive number of restaurants within the city and surrounding area, ranging from the famous bouchons (typical local eateries) to Michelin star-awarded establishments.
Lyon is also home to the internationally renowned chef Paul Bocuse and his celebrated restaurants.

Conditions

• Package is valid from 11 DEC 2014 until end of FEB 2015
• Package price per person based on twin sharing room for minimum two people.
• Prices may change according to time of booking, date of travel and hotel availability.
• Hotels in this package may change upon availability to similar level Hotels.
• No Insurance Included in this package.
• Package include only services mentioned in the Itinerary.

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