12 Day Magic of 7 Beauties Itinerary:
Day 1 London - Paris
Meet your tour manager in our eye-catching uniform at the arrival terminal of Euston British Rail.
By 07.30 a.m. we head for Dover to catch our P&O Ferry for Calais port.
Soon our trusty coach brings us into the SIN city of Paris, the capital of the great French country.
Paris, the city of a thousand clichés - the City of Lights, but for once it is also a city that justifies
the hype.
The French capital is one of the world's truly great cities, a metropolis that lavishly satisfies the
desires of tourists and business people alike and manages to retain a standard of living that
makes becoming a Parisian so alluring. After dinner on your own, a night tour or cruise in this city
that never sleeps anyone?
Day 2 Paris full day
To start off our perfect day, the morning city drive will occasionally stop for photos at various
monuments: see Notre Dame, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Elysees, Place de la Concorde,
Trocadero Gardens, Invalide; Paris Opera House, Alexandra III Bridge, and of course Eiffel
Tower.
Next we drop off outside the residence of the Royals at Versailles (purchase your own ticket.
closed on Mondays). Visit is on your own. This is a sprawling palatial compound where Louis XVI
and his wife, Marie Antoinette, once lived. Head straight inside to experience the history and
opulence of 20 or so stunning State Apartments that comprise the Hall of Mirrors and Queen's
Apartments, Hall of Mirrors; King's Apartment, War and Peace room, the Chapel.
Later a 2 hour visit to the Louvre (purchase your own ticket closed on Tuesday). Once the
residence of the Royals, it is now the largest museum of antiquity in the world. Pick the cream of
the exhibits in your whirlwind dash through the endless corridors and galleries, simply pick the
musts see 3 ladies: the Venus de milo; the Wingless Victory of Samothrace; and the world
famous smiling lady "Mona Lisa" of course.
Rest of the day, free at leisure. Check with your tour manager for Seine river cruise. This
delightful cruise passing under all the famous land marks of this city i.e. Alexandra III Bridge;
Eiffel; Invalide; Orsay museum; Notre Dame; Parliament House; and more. A great way to end
this fun filled day.
DAY 3 Paris at leisure
You will love today as we provide you the liberty to do exactly what you wish to do on your own. A
full day free at leisure. Suggested optional activities: Marne la Valee Factory Outlet
It is the day you have been waiting for, as we come to the French own factory outlet in La Vallée
Village. You'll have the entire afternoon to explore more than 100 boutiques of high-end French
and international brands at this open-air outlet mall, set in the lovely Parisian countryside near
Disneyland Paris. Stroll down the picturesque streets and stop to browse luxury wares at shops
including Baccarat, Jimmy Choo, Givenchy, Calvin Klein, Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Coach,
Michael Kors and Versace. Find previous collections from top designers at discounts of over
33%.
For those who are less into shopping but sightsee, you may wish to visit Disneyland Paris…Or go
to the visit the House of Moet & Chandon in the Champagne district or visit Loire Valley some
250KM south to visit the castles region, where French kings and aristocrats once lived in lap of
luxury. Or visit the Fontainebleau, a lovely historical town south of Paris, France (55.5 km).
It is renowned for its historical Château de Fontainebleau of the kings of France, which attracts
crowds of tourists. And should you have friends living in Paris, better yet, they may even suggest
driving you to the Loire Valley with a castle galore to explore the entire day.
The choice is endless, but your tour manager will have the best solution for you.
Day 4 Paris - Lucerne --Zurich
After breakfast, we must leave. Heading south, we pass through the region of Burgundy.
Life here is lived to the full, the area is a rich and varied heritage, from Gallic remains to
Romanesque towers, from the art treasures of its cities to the splendours of its châteaux; from its
early industrial memories to its most futuristic creations – all of this is there for you to see and
enjoy, along the way are townships that gave French wines their names: Auxerre; Avalon;
Beaune; and Dijon.
Our destination today is the Switzerland, situated in the Middle of the European Central region; it
is reputed to be the "Garden of Europe". In the late afternoon, we arrive at Lake Lucerne
Township. This village is a perfect example of what Switzerland is all about.
Along the shores, take in the charming sights that laced with weeping willows, graceful swans
and mandarin ducks. Also the beckoning sirens from pleasure boats are here to capture your
heart and to slow down your pace for a second glance.
Follow your tour manager, stroll into the old town, set foot by the monuments such as the
Wounded Lion, memory of the heroic death of the Swiss mercenaries at the Tuileries in 1792;
The Kapellbrucke - Chapel Bridge constructed first half of the 14th century as a part of the city's
fortifications, the Jesuit Church, built in 1666/67, the first and finest baroque churches in the
country and finally the old wall with its medieval watch towers. Our overnight stop is in Zurich
Geroldswil in the Ulster Township.
Day 5 Berne ► Mt Titlis (Optional)
While one is in Switzerland, how could one misses out her capital? Our first port of call shall be in
Berne.
By the bear pit, you then learn the reason for its provincial flag to be adorned with a "Bear" as its
iconic symbol.
Across the Aar river bridge, we admire the old colourful 13C fountains; The Golden Clock tower;
Swiss Parliament and the Cathedral, before we drop you off for shopping and free time back in
Lucerne old town.
Today is also your chance to have an opportunity to visit the famous Mt. Titlis on the world's first
revolving jumbo cable car, a ride to its summit at 10000 feet above sea level is exhilarating, ask
your tour manager about the special cost and how you could join such a fantastic journey.
Day 6 Zurich - Vaduz - Innsbruck - Verona
Leaving Switzerland for our next destination, as we cross the mighty Rhine, we enter yet another
tiny Principality, Liechtenstein, the Country with only a dozen police work force, indicates its
social harmony and security.
Walk along the main street of Vaduz, its capital, you must not miss the castle perching on top of
the hill where the Royal Family still resides. There is the coin and stamp museum, one of the
main incomes of this country where each month a new set is distributed around the world for
collectors and enthusiast. As we ascend the Alps from Brenner to St Anton later in the day, at the
other end of the mountain pass is Austria.
The capital of the Tyrol Province – Innsbruck welcomes you. Surrounded by the awe inspiring
Alpine mountains, often snow-capped in spring, Innsbruck is indeed a jewel in its own accord.
The city hosted two winter Olympic games and has since never ceased to improve her status.
Marvel at the 3500 pieces of gilded copper plates, also known as "the golden roof", the Arch de
Triumph; the Hofkirche mausoleum, the Hofburg Royal Palace built by Maria Theresa and a host
of splendid Baroque buildings.
Then we cross over the famous Austrian Europa Bridge, to recall the tragic incident to those who
risked lives in creating this highest viaduct in Europe some 80 years ago. In the evening, we
settle down in the old city of Verona
Day 7 Venice tour - Rome area
Look forward to the romantic of Venice today as we disembark at Troncetto this morning, to take
on one of the ferries for a short river-boat ride along the Guidca Canal.
Getting off at St Mark Square, made popular by the play from Shakespeare "the Merchant of
Venice", we meet our charming guide for a short walking tour around the St Mark's square itself –
The Campanile; the Moors clock tower; the Grand Square that Napoleon loved so much, the St
Mark Basilica and the Doges Palace.
Not forgetting the Winged Lion and statue of St Mark nearby. Check out with the tour Manager for
optional Gondola ride (6 persons to a Gondola, time to float along the canals to enjoy this
romantic city from a different perspective).
Later, wander on your own into the maze-like streets to discover the mysteries of this ancient
Water city. Of course, how could we miss that iconic photo standing in front of the petite Bridge of
Sigh? Having exhausted all your energy today, we then leave for hotel after a wonderful day in
this unique city of water to the region of Roma Nord.
Day 8 Full day walking tour of Rome
An early start to our Roman discovery for we have specially designed a route for an insight into
one of Europe's earliest powers - the illustrious Roman Empire.
It is a full day on foot, to tour the city. See: the ancient Roman Amphitheatre - the Colosseum, the
Trevi Fountain, Piazza Venezia, Pantheon and the Monument of Victor Emmanuel II, regarded as
the Father of Modern United Italy.
Vatican City, the smallest sovereign state in the world, walk through St Peter's Square and time
will be given for you to visit the inside of the St Peter's Cathedral.
Not to be missed is a place to bask in the Roman atmosphere, right in Navona Square. Here,
Bernini's art live in perpetuity, displayed proudly in the centre is his "Fountain of four Rivers". For
those with a sweet tooth, take this opportunity to taste Italy's famous Tatufu ice-cream (sequence
of the walking tour to be decided by the tour manager
Day 9 Florence - Pisa - Italian Riviera - San Remo
Along the Highway of the Sun, we speed towards Florence's great historical and artistic treasure
is exhibited not only in her monuments, her churches; her manor houses, but also in her water
and her air.
In fact the entire city exudes intoxicating artistic aroma that only by living here forever is the only
solution to satisfy the real connoisseur of antiquity. Visit Florence old town for a walking trip to
view the famous Saint Mary of the Flower Cathedral; The door of Paradise, Signoria town Hall
Square and the Old Bridge. In the afternoon, we arrive at Pisa and her leaning Tower.
The old world wonder, the religious centre of this city owns three amazing monuments,
completely decorated with white marble from the Carrara quarries, are certainly breadth stopping.
This work of art is not only exhibited on its exquisite exterior, we beckon you to explore the
Baptistery as well as the Cathedral, and you will be overwhelmed with awe by the intricacy of
stone works.
We then on the Italian autostrada, follow the coast line of the Italian Riviera, travelling pass the
holiday region of Cinque Terre which made up of five isolated islands where inter-link only by way
of boats, famous for the resort of the rich Italians at Portofino, Rapallo. Tonight we settle at Italian
Riviera.
Day 10 San Remo - Monaco - Monte Carlo - Nice - Lyon - Rhone Alp region
This morning, with a guaranteed glorious sunshine 360 days a year, we travel along the Riviera,
to yet another tiny country, the Principality of Monaco is our first destination.
A small independent state that is enclave within France, we are here to experience the life style of
the multi-billionaire around the world. Make a stop at the world famous casino garden where you
can view the World famous race track for Formula 1. View from here, the Royal Cathedral and
Palace.
Later at Côte d'Azur's (the blue coast), we come to the Queen of the French Riviera; the popular
holiday destination of the English Aristocrats in the 19C. Enjoy the cool breeze as you sip your
cafe or enjoy an ice cream amongst swaying palm trees and its leafy promenade.
This is Nice, and it is nice to be here. Tour continues through the Provence region, we rest of feet
in the township of Rhone Alp region near Lyon in the evening
Day 11 Rhone Alps Lyon region - Versailles region
Travelling northwards pass by Lyon, located by the two great rivers that amalgamate here. The
Rhone and Saone brings great wealth to the 2nd largest city of France and it is reflected on the
grandeur of her stately buildings.
Next, we travel through the Burgundy wine region, dotted with pretty villages such as Macon,
Beaune, Auxerre, Nemour and Versailles.
For a night outing, may we suggest an optional French dinner or reserving few seats at the Lido
night club or the Moulin Rouge cabaret for the spectacular stage performance, both venues
especially the latter has entertained Parisians and world tourists for nearly a century. The night is
always young in the city that never sleeps!
Day 12 Paris - Tour returns to London
It is all too soon, we bid "au revoir" to Paris, as we head for Calais port, where our ferry and
British driver will take over to end your enchanting journey in London city centre (Euston Train
Station).
Tour Prices
£660 Adt Twin or Triple Share
£625 Child( sharing with 2 adt on roll away bed
£221 Child below 12 sharing bed with 2 adts
£253 Single supplement
Included
Daily Continental Breakfast Days 2-12, Tour Guide, Tour Manage, Coach travel, accommodation
in 3 star hotels or similar.
Not Included
5 Euro Tips per day for the tour team
5 Euro Seat reservation rows 2-5 only
15-25 Euro average daily lunch and dinner costs
68 Euro city tax for Italy/Monaco/Austria
30Euro Gondola Ride Venice
25 Euro Seine River Cruise
13 Euro Louvre museum
15.50 Versailles Palace entrance fee
45 Euro French 4 course tasting menu with wine
110 Euro Mt Titlis Cable car ride
145 Euro Moulin Rouge night club cocktail show late night with taxi transfers Min 6 person
Departure Dates 2016 :
29Mar, 12 Apr, 26Apr, 10 May, 17May, 31 May, 14Jun, 21Jun,12Jul, 26 Jul, 02Aug,09Aug,
16Aug,23Aug,30Aug, 06Sep, 20Sep, 27Sep, 18Oct 15Nov 20Dec