Enjoy this fun filled afternoon by experiencing and exploring three spots in London. Start your experience on the iconic London Eye which is situated on the banks of the River Thames. The London Eye offers a bird's-eye view of the city's breathtaking skyline. You will be treated to panoramic vistas stretching across London's most famous landmarks, from the historic Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge to the modern skyscrapers of the financial district. Don’t forget your camera to capture memorable photos! Just next to The London Eye are the London Aquarium and London Dungeon. The London Aquarium is home to a dazzling array of marine life from around the globe, including majestic sharks, graceful rays, and colorful coral reefs, this world-class aquarium offers visitors the chance to explore the wonders of the ocean up close. Last, you will have the opportunity to embark on a spine-tingling journey through London’s history. Learn about the tales of Jack the Ripper and many other blends of history, horror and humor.

Versailles was once an important location where governmental affairs were conducted, and political decisions made. Its glory is truly a sight to be seen. Aside from its amazing architecture, Versailles’ history also makes the trip a must on anyone’s France to-do list. As the seat of political power, Versailles naturally became the cradle of the French Revolution. It was there that Marie-Antoinette was famously alleged to have said, in response to the fact that the French people were starving, “let them eat cake”. Both the King and the Queen were later executed and feudalism in France was abolished. We will be picked up by private coach after lunch. Once at the Chateau, we will take in the magnificent gardens and fountains, before a private guide takes us inside the palace to learn about the palace’s history and the people of the time.

We depart Paris after breakfast and travel just under two hours to the site of the Canadian National Vimy Memorial. Designed by Canadian sculptor Walter Seymour Allward in the 1920s and constructed as the National Memorial for the 60,000 Canadians who died during World War I, it is located on the site of the Battle of Vimy Ridge fought 100 years ago. It took 11 years to build. Over 50,000 Canadian and French veterans attended the official unveiling by King Edward VIII on July 26, 1936. In 2007, the Memorial was completely restored and unveiled again. At the base of the Memorial, these words appear in French and English: To the valour of their countrymen in the Great War and in the memory of their sixty thousand dead this monument is raised by the people of Canada. In the afternoon we will tour the nearby town of Arras, home to famous architects, composers, and scientists, before a visit to the catacombs and WWI underground tunnels. We return to our residence in Paris in time for dinner. This memorable excursion will remind us of the huge sacrifice made by men for us to live freely today.

This authentic town in the French Riviera will captivate those who love the sea, are history buffs or fans of culture and the Provencal lifestyle. It is this ambivalence that lies behind the charm and special nature of Saint-Tropez, a leading light on the international tourist scene. Take a walking tour and let yourself be guided through the narrow streets of this charming town.  After your walking tour, you will have free time for lunch and lounge on the beach before heading back to your hotel for dinner.