After a delicious French breakfast awaits us
Morning A photo shoot for every girl (every girl should have a photo from Paris with the Eiffel Tower, do you agree?)

After we are waiting for
Walk through the main sights of Paris with a Russian-speaking guide!

The walk starts at the Opera Garnier — one of the symbols of Paris in the second half of the 19th century. We will talk in detail about the construction of the building and about the people who visited it.

Then we will walk along the Avenue of the Opera, which has become the personification
of the imperial greatness of the capital of France. You will learn to understand the peculiarities of Parisian architecture and learn stories about the inhabitants of different floors.

Along the Avenue of the Opera we will get to the Louvre, where we will remember the French kings who loved art so much that they collected one of the largest collections in the world.
As kings, queens and aristocrats, we will go for a walk in the most luxurious garden of Paris — the Tuileries Garden. Refined manners, conspiracies, gossip, the development of fashion — which just did not happen here!

The New Bridge and the Eiffel Tower

Did you know that Paris was the first city in Europe adapted for long walks? I will show the bridge where this glorious tradition was born, and I will reveal with whose money it was built.

The New Bridge remained the social center of Paris' life until the 19th century, when the Eiffel Tower took over the title of the main city symbol. While you are admiring the view of the city from the bridge, I will tell you about this "first lady of Paris": why the tower has become the most visited in the world and what interesting stories are associated with its construction.

Notre Dame de Paris and the Old Royal Palace
The walk will continue in the Latin Quarter, built around the Sorbonne.

The walk will continue in the Latin Quarter, built around the Sorbonne.

This is a place where the best minds of France have flocked since the to XII century. Walking along its cozy streets, you will look into the narrowest alley of the city, which has preserved its appearance since the Xinth century. Next, I will show the Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris and explain why, in the Middle Ages, pilgrims from distant countries walked to it on foot. You will see the cathedral from several sides, hear about the features of its exterior decoration, the recent fire and restoration projects.

This day has come, let's climb the Eiffel Tower!
12:15
We are waiting for an excursion -ascent to the Eiffel Tower!

After
that we will have a cruise on the Seine River

In the evening, Moulin Rouge
(extra charge)

The Moulin Rouge veranda, 1889.

On October 6, 1889, Joseph Oller and Charles Zidler, inspired by the new cultural achievements and the atmosphere of Paris at that time, opened the legendary Moulin Rouge cabaret (or, in French, "Red Mill") on Place Blanche.

The place that the companions chose for their establishment was not the most popular part of Montmartre at that time, but that was the calculation
Cabaret instantly gained popularity, and its doors were open to absolutely everyone – wealthy men went to the "Red Mill" in search of new acquaintances, writers and poets drew inspiration from the intoxicating (in every sense) atmosphere of the cabaret, the poor watched with interest how the urban elite was having fun

Visits to the Louvre

The art collection of the Louvre has more than 300 thousand priceless works of art from different eras, and only 35 thousand of them are open to the general public. It is here that such masterpieces of world art as Da Vinci's Gioconda, ancient Greek sculptures Venus of Milo and Nika of Samothrace are kept

Excursion to Versailles
Beginning at 11:45

The Palace of Versailles is considered one of the most important historical sites in France and Europe as a whole. It was among the first to be included in the UNESCO Protected World Heritage List in 1979. The Palace of Versailles, built by order of Louis XIV, became a symbol of the greatness of the French crown. To date, it is mandatory to visit the majority of tourists vacationing in Paris. The place is amazing in its scale and will definitely not leave anyone indifferent
Fountains of Versailles
The Palace and Park ensemble in Versailles was designed to glorify France, so the engineers were assigned a difficult task, which was to develop a grandiose project at that time, which included a complex system of pipelines and underground water tanks. Hundreds of kilometers of pipes are functioning to this day.

There are 1,400 fountains in the Versailles Park