FRANCE
The ones worth booking.
The 6 most popular 7-day experiences. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Nantes CityPass covers 50+ attractions, unlimited buses/trams and Loire cruises, plus Les Machines de l’île for 1–7 days.
“Unfortunately most of the attractions that we wished to visit using the day pass were closed.”
Strasbourg 7-day City Pass for about $5 gives discounts on cathedral views, canal boats, museums, bike rides, Segway, and more for 7 days.
A 7-day Paris to Switzerland, Italy, and the French Riviera taste tour with Lucerne, Milan, Venice, Rome, Florence, Pisa, Monaco, and Cannes.
“My friends and I took this trip and overall this one is a good one if it’s your first time in Europe.We were able to visit several countries and got to see some of the main attractions in each country.Our driver ,(Malik- hope I got it right) and our tour guide,( Mirjam) are the best.The…”
Flexible Musée d’Orsay entry with English audio, designed for busy days in Paris. Use Priority Access at Door C and go at your pace.
“The museum was good but the audio was terrible. Don’t waste your money on this self guided tour. The Audio was downloaded in separate files and the names did not match the rooms we visited so couldn’t use them.”
A 2-hour walking tour through Paris couture landmarks, with stories behind Chanel, Dior, Hermès, Cartier, and more, in English or Russian.
“Our tour guide Slava was very knowledgeable and shared with us a mix of general Parisian history as well as fashion history at every stop on the tour. He was generous to tailor a bit the tour to pop into a church along the route and explain the importance of it to the city. This…”
See five countries in seven days from Paris, with Champagne, Trier, Amsterdam, Brussels, Versailles, and six hotel breakfasts included.
“This tour was amazing! Five countries in a week was quite hectic but I enjoyed every moment of it. Met some great people who made travel easier. The driver and the tour guide did a fantastic job.”
