18 Day London And France By Train Including (London, Paris, Strasbourg, Dijon, Lyon, Bordeaux and more.)

After a tasty breakfast, you can enjoy a panoramic bus ride through the City of London. You will be able to explore the city and stop at the most interesting places thanks to the hop-on hop-off bus. ­Also, you will have the possibility of accompanying the tour with an audio guide, available in five languages, including English, to find out the most interesting facts about the city. There are two routes to choose between. ­Red Route Shows the most famous places and monuments of the city, from the exclusive Belgravia in the west to the Tower Bridge in the east. ­Blue Route In addition to sharing the stops with the red route, covers the western part of the city in detail. Going through areas like Notting Hill and the famous Paddington station to Kensington Palace and the bustling Harrods. ­The ticket also includes a cruise on the River Thames for a completely different view of the city and its most important attractions.

After a wonderful breakfast and at the agreed time, you must show up at the train station to board the sub-river train to the city of Paris. ­Once in the city of light, you will have the rest of the day free to relax and explore the city of Light at your own pace. ­Paris is one of the most important cities in the history of France and all of Europe. With more than two million inhabitants, the capital is one of the most populated on the old continent, as well as one of the most visited destinations in the world for its countless attractions. ­One of them is the great architectural development of the 19th century, which left jewels such as the Madeleine Market, the Grande Halles and the Eiffel Tower, the city's icon par excellence. ­Paris is also known by many names, one of them being La Ville Lumière (The City of Light) due not only to its fame as a flagship city of arts and sciences, but also for the early illumination of its streets. ­Although the 7th arrondissement, where the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Elysées are located, is the most frequented area, full of luxury venues, monuments such as the Bourbon Palace or museums such as the Orsay, there is much more to discover . The history, culture and gastronomy of Paris are also very present in the rest of the city.

After a wonderful breakfast, we'll gather at the meeting point to enjoy a tour of the City of Light from the water. Taking a boat ride along the Seine is an excellent way to experience the beauty and history of Paris from a different, relaxing perspective. It also offers unique opportunities to capture stunning photographs of Paris from angles that aren't accessible from land. You'll pass by the Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, the Parliament Building, the Orsay Museum, the Institute of France, Notre Dame Cathedral, City Hall, La Conciergerie, the Louvre, the Obelisk, and the Grand Palais. On board the boat, individual audio guides are available, providing interesting commentary about Paris, its history, monuments, and architecture. The audio guide is offered in 14 languages. Paris is known by many names, one of them being "La Ville Lumière" (The City of Light), not just for its prominence in arts and sciences but also for the early illumination of its streets. While the 7th arrondissement, home to the Eiffel Tower and Champs-Élysées, is bustling with luxury venues, monuments like the Bourbon Palace, and museums like Orsay, there's much more to discover. Paris's history, culture, and gastronomy permeate the rest of the city. Tip: The United States gifted France a smaller-scale replica of the Statue of Liberty to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution. It stands on "Swan Island" facing towards New York City.

In the morning, at the agreed time, one of our transfers will pick you up from your accommodation in Paris to take you to the train station where you will take the train to Strasbourg. Upon arrival, you will go on your own to the hotel, and you will have the rest of the day free to start discovering this beautiful city. Strasbourg is the capital of the Grand Est region and is known for its rich history, impressive architecture, and cultural relevance. One of its most emblematic monuments is the Strasbourg Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Strasbourg is also famous for being an important center of European institutions, housing the European Parliament, the Council of Europe, and the European Court of Human Rights. The city is a symbol of European unity and plays a significant role in the governance of the European Union. Tip: Alsatian food combines French and German influences, making it unique in its style and flavor. Be sure to try one of their delicacies.

After a complete breakfast, and at the agreed time, you will go on your own to the train station to board the train to our next destination, Dijon. Upon arrival you will have to go to the hotel, on your own. The rest of the day will be free to explore the city. Dijon is a city located in the Burgundy region of eastern France. It is known for its rich history, medieval architecture, delicious cuisine and, of course, its mustard. Among the most beautiful places to visit are the Jardin de l'Arquebuse, which is a botanical and zoological garden, a quiet place to walk and relax, and the Old Quarter (Old Dijon), cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and medieval charm. define this part of the city. Tip: The city is famous for its mustard, which has been produced here since the 13th century. You can learn about the history and manufacturing process at the Mustard Museum.

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, you will have the day free to continue enjoying this beautiful city. The city has a rich history dating back to Roman times. During the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Dijon was the center of power of the Dukes of Burgundy. This is reflected in the city's architecture, which includes historical monuments such as the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy. We recommend starting the day with a visit to the Philippe Le Bon Tower, the highest point in the town, from where you can see impressive views of the city. Built in the mid-15th century and 46 meters high, this watchtower represents the symbol of the prestige and power of the Dukes of Burgundy. Likewise, you can also see a different perspective of the Notre-Dame church and the city rooftops. Tip: Dijon has an active cultural life, with museums, art galleries and cultural events throughout the year.

After breakfast, you will go on your own to the train station to continue to the next destination. Once in Lyon you will go to leave your luggage at the hotel so you can start touring the wonderful city. Lyon is a city that combines a rich history with a vibrant food scene and cultural vitality. Its strategic location and economic importance make it an important urban center in France. It is located in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, in the east of the country, along the Rhône River. Tip: Lyon has a network of traboules. The traboules are secret passages that connect streets and internal courtyards in the old town.

After breakfast, you will have the day free to explore the city. We recommend taking a panoramic tour of Lyon. It was the capital of the legendary Gauls and has the largest Renaissance heritage in the world, after Venice and Florence. We recommend visiting Old Lyon, the medieval and Renaissance quarter, which is located on the banks of the Saône River, the Cathedral of Saint John with its astronomical clock, the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, the Place de la Comédie, the Rue de the Republic, the Place des Terreauxs, as well as the modern Lyon Opera. Tip: Lyon is considered the cradle of cinema and this institute pays tribute to the Lumière brothers, pioneers of cinema.

After a hearty breakfast, you will take the train to your next destination. Nice is the largest city on the Côte d'Azur, its spas and beaches attract high-income tourism, just as its walks, museums, nightlife and magnificent sea views constitute an attraction for tourism. Due to its urban area, it is also the seventh city in France. Tip: The name “Nice” comes from the Greek term “Nikaia,” which means “victory.” The city was founded by the Greeks in the 4th century BC.

After breakfast you can enjoy the free day to get to know the coastal city. Nice has a rich architectural and cultural heritage. The old town, known as "Vieux Nice", features narrow streets, colorful buildings and lively markets. The Cathedral of St. Nicholas and the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nice are notable places. Due to its location close to the border with Italy, Nice has experienced Italian influences in its culture and gastronomy. This is reflected in some of the local dishes. Tip: Enjoy the beautiful beaches.

Once you have breakfast at the hotel, you will go to the train station to continue traveling around France. The train will take you to Toulouse. A city located in the Occitania region, known as "La Ville Rose" (The Pink City) due to the characteristic color of many of its buildings, built with terracotta bricks. Toulouse is a starting or ending point for the Canal du Midi, a historic canal connecting the Garonne River to the Mediterranean Sea. This canal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tip: Try cassoulet, a meat and bean stew, which is one of the most emblematic dishes of the region.

After breakfast you will have the day free to visit the city. Toulouse offers a unique combination of history, culture, technology and architectural charm. The heart of the city is the Place du Capitole, a large, lively square that houses the Capitole, the city's town hall. The square is a popular location for events, markets and festivals. Another very nice place to visit is the Japanese Garden, the Jardin Japonais, which offers a haven of tranquility with bridges, streams and lush vegetation. Tip: Toulouse is an important center of the aerospace industry and is home to Airbus, one of the world's leading aircraft manufacturers. The Airbus assembly complex in Toulouse is one of the largest in the world.

  After a complete breakfast at the hotel, you will have a day free to explore every corner of the city. You will be able to visit the following destinations: Water Mirror: The Miroir d'eau (Water Mirror) on the Place de la Bourse is the largest water mirror in the world. This iconic location reflects the historic buildings and is a popular destination for locals and tourists. Place de la Bourse: Place de la Bourse is an imposing and elegant square that houses the Stock Exchange. It is an outstanding example of neoclassical architecture. Stone Bridge: The Pont de Pierre is an old stone bridge that crosses the Garonne River. It was built in the 19th century by order of Napoleon Bonaparte. Tip: You can add a day tour to Lourdes. It is a significant pilgrimage site for the Catholic Church, known for the Marian apparitions that reportedly occurred in 1858. According to the accounts, a young girl named Bernadette Soubirous claimed to have seen the Virgin Mary in a cave near Lourdes.

After breakfast and at the agreed time, a car will pick you up to take us comfortably to the station and board the train to Tours. Tours is located in the Centre-Loire Valley region, along the Loire River. It is the largest city in the region and has played an important role in the history of France since during the Middle Ages, it was an important religious and cultural center. St. Gatien's Cathedral is one of the city's most notable attractions. It is an example of Gothic architecture and houses the tomb of General José de San Martín. Tip: The region around Tours is known for its wines, as it is located in the heart of the Loire Valley wine region, famous for its white, red and sparkling wines.

After breakfast, you can walk around the city as you wish. Tours is known for its charming historic center, and a distinctive feature is the half-timbered houses. Many buildings in the central area of ​​the city have exposed wooden facades, some of which date back to the Middle Ages. These houses are a testament to Tours' rich architectural heritage and add a picturesque touch to the cobblestone streets. Plumereau Square, in particular, is famous for its half-timbered houses and is a popular spot for locals and visitors who want to enjoy the city's historic atmosphere. This type of architecture gives Tours a charming and medieval atmosphere. Tip: Tours is home to several museums, such as the Museum of Fine Arts and the Compagnonnage Museum, which highlights traditional craft skills.

After breakfast, you will go on your own to the train station to transfer to Paris. Once in the City of Light, your trip will come to an end.