France River Cruises
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There’s a special affection that resonates for years among travellers from time spent in magical France. Now picture exploring France while on a luxurious cruise ship et voila! It’s the cruise of a lifetime. A France River Cruise takes you through many French cities where you may take part in guided tours and also have some free time to spend as you wish. With tour inclusions, gourmet meals, and enjoyable activities and entertainment, a river cruise is a great way to see this beautiful country.
A France River Cruise ranges from 5 to 22 days and usually begins in Paris, France. One of France’s most romantic cities, Paris has an abundance to see and do. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Opera House, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and the Musee D’Orsay. In your free time, immerse yourself in the Parisian culture and take a leisurely stroll stopping at the shops and cafes along the way.
Besides Paris, you may visit Normandy Beaches, home to World War 2 landmarks and historic waters; Pauillac, known for its wineries; Cognac, the birthplace of one of the best types of brandy; and Arles, the “City of Popes,” the centre of the Catholic Church in the 14th century. You may also visit the 2000 year old city of Lyion, where you can see a breathtaking view of the city from Fourvière Hill and visit the Basilica of Notre Dame. In Bordeaux, you may like to spend some time in one of Europe’s largest city squares: Place de Quinconces, and also visit the royal Place de la Bourse and the Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux.
For more information on our France River Cruise options and itineraries, speak with a tripcentral.ca travel agent. Call toll free now at 800-665-4981. With names like “Châteaux, Rivers & Wine” and “Grand France From Côte D'azur To Paris,” who wouldn’t want to learn more?
