Girls Adventure Between Paris and Venice

Day 1: Welcome to Paris

After settling into your hotel, head out for your first look at the city. Spend some time walking around downtown and enjoying the sights.

Paris is alive and thriving with activity, day and night. It's the perfect city to indulge in a little shopping, with department stores like Lafayette and Printemps housing some of the best local designers around, and small boutique shops offering unique high-quality wares.

Colorful boulevards and historic monuments invite visitors to stroll through the downtown, while narrow alleys and cozy cafes create a romantic atmosphere. For art lovers, spending time at Paris' smaller museums is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, as the city has one of the most impressive art collections in the world. Alternatively, lazing around in the parks or at a sidewalk cafe on a sunny day is simply blissful.

Day 2: Eiffel Tower & Perfume workshop

Explore the Eiffel Tower at your own pace with pre-booked tickets to skip the lines (tickets not included, to be booked by you). Enjoy panoramic views of Paris from the second floor, or opt for the summit for a bird's-eye perspective. Don't miss the gift shops and consider an audio guide for insights into this iconic landmark's history.

Embark for 2 hours on an olfactive journey to make your own perfume, with people with whom it will be interesting to exchange on olfactive preferences which are so influenced by cultural and personal experiences.

During the first hour of the workshop, you will learn about the fascinating world of perfumes : their History, the secrets of their making and the mysteries of olfaction. You will also start to entice your nose with new scents and challenge your brain to recognize familiar smells.

The second hour is more “hands on” – or “nose-on”. You will make your own perfume selecting your preferences and with the help of our perfume expert you will make your blend in a test tube. You assess your creation and have a chance to modify the balance after testing it on your skin. Finally you will fill the 50ml (1,7 fl oz) bottle you will proudly leave with. We offer the possibility to save your formula on our website, this way you can re order your fragrance in the future. Your very own perfume, as unique as you are !

Day 3: Giverny Half-Day Trip from Paris with Visit to Monet's House

Visit Monet’s estate in Giverny on this half-day tour from Paris, with everything taken care of for you - you’ll travel in comfort and style, without the worry of trying to figure out French public transport for yourself!

You’ll arrive at Giverny where you'll enjoy an orientation talk from your guide before exploring the House and Gardens of Monet at your leisure using a self-guided app.

Admire some of Monet's less-known paintings and the gardens which inspired him.

The rest of your free time will give you the chance to enjoy a delicious lunch, stroll through the quintessential village of Giverny, do some souvenir shopping and enjoy the sights.

Day 4: Louvre Museum & Free time on Les Champs Elysées

Once the palace of kings, the Louvre has been intimately linked to the history of France for eight centuries. Conceived from its creation in 1793 as a universal museum, its collections, which are among the finest in the world, span several millennia and a territory that stretches from America to the frontiers of Asia. As a universal museum, the Louvre houses eight departments. Egyptian Antiquities, Oriental Antiquities and Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities rub shoulders with more modern collections such as those in the Paintings, Sculptures, Works of Art, Graphic Arts and Islamic Arts departments. In all, almost 33,000 works are on display, including such world-famous masterpieces as the Victory of Samothrace, the Crouching Scribe, the Winged Bulls of Khorsabad, the Mona Lisa, Michelangelo's Slaves and the Napoleon III Apartments. A ninth department, devoted to the arts of Byzantium and Eastern Christendom, is currently being created and will open in 2025.

The Champs-Élysées is one of the most famous avenues in the world, and a self-guided stroll along this grand boulevard in Paris offers a mix of shopping, dining, and iconic landmarks.

Throughout your walk, you'll encounter cafes and restaurants where you can pause for a coffee or a meal. Additionally, keep an eye out for events and performances happening along the avenue, as Champs-Élysées often hosts concerts, parades, and celebrations.

Day 5: Small Group Tour Versailles

Spend a day in the beautiful French countryside exploring the Palace of Versailles. Begin with a guided tour of the palace in the morning, where you'll discover its history and opulence. Explore the palace's revered rooms and galleries, gaining insight into France's royal past.

After the tour, take a leisurely stroll through the gardens, renowned for their manicured lawns and ornate fountains. You can also opt to attend the Musical Gardens or Musical Fountains show for a delightful experience.

Visit the serene Trianon Estate, where royals like Marie Antoinette escaped the pressures of court life. Explore the Petit Trianon and the Queen's Hamlet, admiring their rustic charm.

With free time in the afternoon, explore the royal domain at your own pace. Whether you choose to wander the gardens, visit the Grand Trianon, or enjoy a picnic, you'll have the flexibility to tailor your experience.

Return to Parisby train whenever you're ready, reflecting on the splendor of Versailles's royal heritage.

Day 6: Transfer from Paris to Venice : Welcome to Venice!

Venice, located in northeastern Italy, is an iconic city built on a network of 118 small islands separated by canals and linked by over 400 bridges. It's renowned for its unique architecture, romantic waterways, and historical significance.

Day 7: Venice Gondola Ride

There is something to be said about the classics- and taking a Gondola ride when in Venice is definitely a must-do. The Gondola is as unique as Venice itself, their crescent-shaped hulls and their forcole that allow the Gondelieri to position their oars in many different ways are the secrets to how these long and slender crafts can navigate the narrow and intricate network of waterways of Venice.

On this Small Group Venice Gondola Ride, you'll visit parts of the city that are only accessible by this means of transport, and as you glide silently along these inviting waterways, dominated by soaring and majestic Venetian Palaces you'll be transported back in time to when the main means of transportation for Venetian nobility were these vessels.

Glide through the evocative narrow back canals of San Marco, dominated by towering palaces and punctuated by delicate bridges to travel back in time and experience Venice as the Venetians did when the Gondola was the main means of transportation in Venice.

Day 8 : Transport back to Paris, and free time there