Paris (1-4 nights)

Begin with a gourmet patisserie and chocolate walking tour through Le Marais or Saint‑Germain, sampling macarons and artisan pastries while learning culinary history. Explore Art Nouveau treasures, like Hôtel Guimard and the Maxim’s 1900 décor collection. Dive into French Revolution landmarks on a guided walk or bike ride through sites like the Conciergerie and Bastille. Wrap up with a “Secrets of Paris” e‑bike tour—uncovering hidden lanes, bohemian quarters, Roman ruins, and Revolution-era alleyways.

Loire Valley (5-8 nights)

Travel by TGV or private transfer to the Tours/Amboise region for a 3–4-night stay amid Renaissance châteaux. Explore the grand castles of Chambord, Villandry, and Chenonceau, stroll their majestic gardens, and tour limestone cellars to sample sparkling crémant and regional wines. Enhance the experience with a tranquil river cruise, gliding under Château de Chenonceau and alongside willow-lined banks. For a breathtaking aerial view, take to the skies in a hot-air balloon flight, drifting over vineyards, forests, and the Loire River, followed by a celebratory Champagne landing toast.

Provence (3–4 nights)

Immerse yourself in its rich artistic heritage and vibrant local culture. Explore Aix-en-Provence, and visit Cézanne’s studio. In Arles, discover the sites that inspired Vincent van Gogh, including the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum and the Roman amphitheater. Wander through bustling Provençal markets in towns like Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and Gordes, sampling local delicacies such as calissons, lavender honey, and artisanal cheeses. Enhance your culinary experience with a market tour and cooking class. Visit picturesque hilltop villages like Gordes and Roussillon, renowned for their ochre cliffs and art galleries. Conclude your journey with a wine tasting at a local vineyard, savoring regional varieties such as rosé and red wines, and enjoying the serene Provençal landscape.

French Riviera (3–4 nights)

Conclude Your Grand Tour de France in the Sparkling Riviera. From Nice, the vibrant heart of the Côte d’Azur, embark on day trips to Èze, a medieval hilltop village renowned for its perfumeries; Monaco, home to the iconic Monte Carlo Casino and Prince’s Palace; Cannes, famous for its film festival and luxury shopping; Antibes, offering picturesque beaches and a charming old town; and the Lérins Islands, where you can explore the tranquil Île Sainte-Marguerite and the monastic Île Saint-Honorat. Enhance your experience with a private coastal drive along the scenic Corniche des Crêtes, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Indulge in a boat cruise through the Calanques or along the Riviera, soaking in the stunning coastline and azure waters. Savor the region’s culinary delights and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Nice’s markets and beaches.