Rendez-vous z Francją

1. DAY.Collection of participants. Departure to France.
2. DAY. PARISArrival in PARIS. City tour: the monumental Sacré-Coeur basilica perched on top of the Montmartre hill, Place du Tertre - one of the most picturesque corners of Paris. Then on the program: the Arc de Triomphe - a symbol of France, the Champs-Elysées, famous for being the most beautiful street in the world. A boat trip on the Seine. During the cruise from the deck of the ship you can see, among others the façade of the Musée d'Orsay, Pont Neuf - the oldest bridge in Paris, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, the Conciergerie building and the Grand Palais. Free time at the Fields of Mars. For those who are willing to go up the Eiffel Tower in the evening or take the stairs to its second level. Arrival at a hotel in the suburbs of Paris, accommodation, overnight.
3. DAY. GIVERNY - ROUENBreakfast. Check out. Departure to GIVERNA, a beautiful village where Claude Monet spent the last years of his life, hosting Cézanne, Matisse and Renoir under his roof. Here he painted, among others the series of "Water Lilies". Visitors to Giverny can stroll the same avenues as the brilliant painter, explore Monet's house and garden. The flower and water gardens, designed and carefully cared for by Monet, deserve special attention. Transfer to ROUEN - the former seat of the Dukes of Normandy. A stroll through the historic center of the city, charmed by numerous half-timbered buildings: Place du Vieux-Marché, Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc Church, Notre-Dame Cathedral, presenting all variations of the Gothic style, one of the most magnificent monuments in France. Claude Monet himself contributed to the fame of the cathedral, painting it in a series of his paintings. Transfer to the hotel, accommodation, overnight.
4. DAY. COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER - RENNES Breakfast. Check out. Transfer to the town of COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, located on the Omaha Beach - the place of the Allied landing during World War II. A visit to the American cemetery. Transfer to RENNES. A walk through the capital of Brittany: Place des Lices, in the vicinity of which houses with frame construction are concentrated, Saint-Pierre Cathedral with a gilded Flemish altar, Saint-Sauveur Basilica, Palais du Parlement, beautiful Rue Saint-Georges, famous for its half-timbered houses, Saint-Melaine Church with the adjoining Thabor Garden, one of the most beautiful public parks in France. Transfer to the hotel, accommodation, overnight.
5. DAY. SAINT-MALO - CÔTE DE GRANIT ROSE - CAP FRÉHELBreakfast. Departure to SAINT-MALO - one of the most visited towns in Brittany, a strongly fortified port with a long and rich history. This unusual place was called by Flaubert "a stone crown on the waves". Walk the streets of the old town along the city walls. Drive along a picturesque route along the CÔTE DE GRANIT ROSE considered to be one of the most beautiful sea quays in France. Huge pink rocks of unusual shapes, adjacent to sandy beaches, create an unusual composition of colors with the sea and small areas of greenery. A short stop at the cape CAP FRÉHEL, covered with moorland, which offers a beautiful view of the cliff coast of the Côtes-d'Armor peninsula. Return to the hotel, overnight.
DAY 6. MONT SAINT-MICHEL - CAEN Breakfast. Check out. Transfer to MONT SAINT-MICHEL, which is situated on a rocky conical island connected to the mainland by a causeway. The island is surrounded by defensive walls. Walk on the Grande Rue, the Grand Staircase to the gates of the abbey. Visiting the monastery inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Transfer to CAEN. City tour: Romanesque-Norman Abbaye aux Hommes, Saint-Etienne Church, Abbaye aux Dames, La Trinité, Castle of William the Conqueror. Transfer to the hotel near Caen. Accommodation, overnight.
7th DAY. DEAUVILLE - HONFLEUR - ÉTRETATBreakfast. Check out. Transfer to the beautiful DEAUVILLE, a fashionable resort on the Côte Fleurie. Walk on the famous seaside wooden promenade of Les Planches and visit the yacht port. Transfer to HONFLEUR - a small, picturesque fishing and trading port on the left bank of the Seine estuary, opposite Le Havre. The oldest part of the city are: Vieux Bassin from the 17th century - now a yacht marina, the Sainte-Catherine and Saint-Étienne wharfs, the wooden Sainte-Catherine church in the fiery gothic style with a free-standing wooden belfry. Departure towards ÉTRETAT, a seaside town famous for its two cliffs: Falaise d'Amont and Falaise d'Aval. The extraordinary charm of this place made Étretat an inspiration for many artists. They created, among others, Claude Monet, Eugène Boudin, Guy de Maupassant and Victor Hugo. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation, overnight.
8th DAY. PARISBreakfast. Check out. Transfer to the center of PARIS by the famous Parisian metro (RER). A stroll through the Tuileries Gardens to Place Vendôme, where there are, among others, the famous Ritz hotel. Then a stroll around the Opera Garnier, one of the most beautiful and largest musical theaters in the world. Visiting the Fragonard perfume museum. Free time for shopping, a visit to an extraordinary place - the Lafayette Gallery, which is not only one of the most beautiful shopping centers in the world, but also an extraordinary monument with a long history. In the beautiful interior you can find shops of the most wonderful French brands. Departure to Poland.
9. DAY.Arrival in Poland.

BENEFITS: 6 nights in hotels ** along the route of the trip; 2-person rooms (1 extra bed available) with bathrooms • meals: 6 continental breakfasts • bus transfer • pilot care • medical treatment and accident insurance

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