Paris Romance 4N is a four-night stay in Paris for couples who want a slow, romantic first visit. You stay in one hotel base, with the Eiffel Tower, the Seine and the streets of Montmartre close at hand. It suits honeymooners, anniversary trips and couples who prefer a city break without long journeys between towns.
Day two covers the Louvre and the historic centre, with time for Notre-Dame and the Le Marais district. Day three is a full day at Versailles, the royal palace and formal gardens, which needs an early start and a booked entry. Day four brings the Eiffel Tower, an evening Seine dinner cruise and a walk through Montmartre, and you depart on day five.
Airport transfers, daily breakfast, the Eiffel Tower timed entry, the Seine dinner cruise, the Versailles day and visa assistance are included. Flights, other meals, museum and attraction tickets not listed, the Schengen visa fee and travel insurance are extra. Ask your planner about a wine tasting if you would like to add one to the evenings.
Your trip expert can stretch, shorten or swap any day.
Land at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and transfer to your hotel by private vehicle. Check in, rest and take a short walk to get your bearings. Keep the first evening simple, with a relaxed dinner near your hotel, because the next days include a full day at Versailles and a museum morning.
Spend the morning at the Louvre with a booked entry time, then walk through the historic centre to Notre-Dame and the Le Marais district. Choose one museum rather than several, because large collections need time to see properly. Take a long lunch and rest in the afternoon, then end the day with a stroll along the Seine.
Travel to Versailles for the royal palace and formal gardens. Your palace entry is booked in advance, and you leave early, because the gardens and estate distances make a rushed half-day inefficient. Return to Paris in the late afternoon, rest, and keep the evening free for a relaxed dinner in your neighbourhood.
Visit the Eiffel Tower at your timed entry, then spend the afternoon around the Trocadéro and the Champs-Élysées. In the evening, board a Seine dinner cruise, which passes the city's landmarks after dark. Finish with a walk through Montmartre, the hilltop district with its narrow streets and views over the city.
Have breakfast and check out. If your flight is later in the day, use the morning for a last walk or some shopping in nearby streets. Your driver takes you to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport for departure, allowing enough time for traffic, check-in and security.
Flights are not included.
Four nights in one Paris hotel, so you unpack only once.
The Eiffel Tower and the Seine cruise need booked times, so keep to the slots you are given.
Versailles is a full day, with palace and garden entry booked in advance.
Paris taxis are costly, so the Metro and RER are used for most journeys.
Breakfast is included daily; other meals are extra.
Flights are not included and are booked separately.
Museum tickets, the Schengen visa fee and travel insurance are extra.
July and August bring crowds and higher hotel rates; spring and early autumn are calmer.
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Four nights covers the main Paris sights if each day has one focus: the Louvre and historic centre, Versailles, and the Eiffel Tower with Montmartre. It keeps evenings free for a relaxed dinner. Choose five or seven nights if you also want a regional day trip.
Four nights in a comfort-category hotel on twin sharing, daily breakfast, airport transfers, Eiffel Tower timed entry, a Seine dinner cruise, a Versailles day and visa assistance. Flights, other meals, museum tickets, the visa fee and travel insurance are not included.
No. Our packages are land-only, so flights are booked separately. Our planners can suggest arrival times at Paris-Charles de Gaulle that suit your city. Nonstop flights from Delhi and Mumbai take about nine to ten hours.
A wine tasting can be added to the evenings in Paris. A Loire Valley château day is a longer trip and needs a private vehicle or small-group tour, so ask your planner to price it separately before you decide.
April to June and September to October give mild weather and smaller crowds than July and August. Winter is cool and often grey, so bring warm layers. Book early for spring and summer dates, when hotel demand is higher.
Yes. Indian ordinary-passport holders need a Schengen visa before travel. Visa assistance is included in the package, but the visa fee is paid separately. Check the France-Visas checklist for current requirements and allow time for your appointment.
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