15 Days in Paris, Caen, Rocamadour and Burdeaux.

Welcome to Paris, the City of Light! Upon arrival, you'll be transferred to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day exploring the city at your leisure. Discover the architectural gems of the 19th century, including the iconic Eiffel Tower, the Madeleine Market, and the Grandes Halles. Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant history, culture, and gastronomy.

After breakfast, embark on a guided tour to uncover the history and beauty of Paris. Later, visit the Montmartre district, known for its artists, painters, and cabarets. Enjoy lunch in this magical neighborhood before returning to your hotel or exploring the city further.

Today, you'll visit the magnificent Palace of Versailles, a symbol of the absolute monarchy of the Ancien Régime. Explore its opulent architecture and stunning gardens. After the visit, return to Paris and enjoy the rest of the afternoon at your leisure.

Depart from Paris and head to Normandy. Stop at Giverny to visit Monet’s House and its beautiful gardens. Continue to Rouen, the capital of Normandy, for a stroll and lunch. Next, visit Arromanches, a coastal town known for its role in World War II. End the day in Caen, where you'll spend the night.

Travel to Mont Saint Michel, a city surrounded by the sea and known for its impressive medieval abbey. Continue to the Brittany region and visit Saint Malo, a city with a rich maritime history. In the afternoon, stroll through the charming medieval town of Dinan. End the day in Rennes, the capital of Brittany.

Leave for Angers, where you can visit the castle that houses the largest medieval tapestry on the Apocalypse. Continue to the Loire Valley and visit Tours, the regional capital. In the afternoon, visit the Villandry Palace, famous for its gardens. End the day in Amboise, a city with an interesting medieval neighborhood on the banks of the Loire.

Start the day with a visit to the Clos Lucé mansion, where Leonardo da Vinci spent the last years of his life. Visit the Chenonceaux Castle, a magnificent example of French Renaissance architecture. Later, visit Chambord, the largest of the Loire castles. End the day in Limoges, a city famous for its porcelain factories.

Leave Limoges and head to the Dordogne region. Visit Lascaux to explore the museum and the replica of the caves. Continue to Sarlat, a world heritage city with a well-preserved Renaissance historic center. Visit Beynac Castle, a medieval castle overlooking the river. End the day in Rocamadour, a beautiful medieval town with an important sanctuary.

Explore the center of Bordeaux, known for its impressive architecture. Visit La Cite Du Vin, an interactive museum about the history of wine. After lunch, continue towards the Pyrenees and arrive in Lourdes in the afternoon. Visit the sanctuary, known worldwide for the apparitions of the Virgin Mary.

Travel through the south of France and stop in Carcassonne, known for its impressive fortified citadel. Continue to Narbonne, a city with a history dating back to ancient Rome. At the end of the afternoon, arrive in Marseille, the second city in France.

Visit some of the most beautiful places in Provence. Stop in Arles, a World Heritage city, and Les Beaux, a small medieval town. Have lunch and a walk in Avignon, known for its rich cultural heritage and medieval architecture. Later, continue to Lyon, where you'll spend the night.

Leave Lyon and head to the Burgundy region. Stop in Tournus, a pleasant small town with an immense stone gate and a large abbey. Continue to Beaune, the capital of Burgundy wines. Visit the Savigny Castle, built in the 15th century. End the day in Dijon, the capital of Burgundy.

Visit Fontenay Abbey, a World Heritage Site. Spend time in Semur en Auxois, a medieval city surrounded by impressive walls. Have lunch and walk in Vezelay, one of the most beautiful towns in France. In the afternoon, return to Paris, where you'll spend the night.