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Paris and Nice. 7 days holiday 7 days stay in 3* hotel with breakfast and train transfer between cities just for £470 (incl.travel insurance)

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7 days / 6 night holiday, stay in 3* hotel with breakfast and train transfer between cities just for £470 (incl.travel insurance)*

Enjoy your days in Paris, incl. "Seine river cruise" ticket! (included in price)
Enjoy your holiday in Paris, incl. The Moulin Rouge ticket (included in price)

* The price of the hotel is based on a double room, so you will need to buy a trip for two. Please, contact Travel Dream Club and we will offer a good option for Solo Travellers.

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Paris

Paris has been drawing visitors from all over the world for centuries. From it’s beautiful historical monuments to exceptional cuisine, Paris has become one of the visited cities in the world.

It's no surprise why the Eiffel Tower witnesses so many marriage proposals: scaling the three floors of the 324 m Parisian icon to the sweeping panoramic views of the city is utterly romantic...

– and even more irresistible with a glass of pink Champagne in hand at the top-floor Champagne Bar.

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The Champs Elysees is one of Paris’ most iconic streets. Lining the boulevard on either side are manicured trees leading up to another of the city’s top attractions, the Arc de Triomphe.

Say ‘Je t’aime’ in Montmartre

Montmartre and its signature Basilique du Sacré-Cœur is a place of pilgrimage for romantics. Steep staircases scale the hillside to the basilica’s lofty dove-white domes, from where vistas of the city

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Delve into the fabled heart of this artist neighbourhood at the Musée de Montmartre, set in the 17th-century manor where Impressionist painter Renoir and later Realist painter Suzanne Valadon had studios.

The intimate garden here – with a rope swing hung from a tree evocative of Renoir’s The Swing – is particularly romantic.

The Basilica of Sacre-Coeur is the white-domed church, located near the Abbesses metro station, which cannot be missed because it is the most iconic attraction when reaching Montmartre as it towers over the city.

Picnic along Siene

If you’re looking for a way to wind down after a busy day of sightseeing, pack a picnic and head to the banks of the Seine. Stop by one of the local grocery stores and pick up some freshly baked bread, cheese and a bottle of wine...

...and go to one of the two islands on the river and has uninterrupted views of the Pont des Arts bridge and the Louvre Museum.

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Paris is an incredible destination for travelers who love history, art and the finer things in life. With so much to see and do, take your time exploring the top sights and leave room in your itinerary to discover a few spots that are off the beaten track...

The Moulin Rouge is known as a cabaret that was founded and built in 1889 and ever since then it has been coined the modern birthplace of can-can, which is a seductive dance that later turned into a form of entertainment.

Today, it still retains its antiquity and atmosphere as a place of entertainment for guest all over the world. This is an absolute must-see and must-go…

Ohh la la… Le Moulin Rouge is one the most famous cabarets in the world. It is easily recognisable with its red windmill on the corner of boulevard de Clichy and place Blanche, Paris. What secrets lie behind the music-hall revue’s history?

Paris’ Moulin Rouge (built in 1885) is known for its Champagne-filled parties that pioneered cabaret and the famous French cancan dance. But from devastating fires to its hidden quaint windmill past, read on to discover the fascinating things you never knew about the most famous cabaret in the world.

The iconic windmill gives a glimpse into the otherworldly past of Paris, where Montmarte was once a tiny village full of windmills. Almost unbelievably, there once were around 15 windmills on the Montmartre Butte used to grind wheat, press grapes and materials for factories.

Discover magnificent, exclusive international acts on the legendary stage of the Moulin Rouge!

These exceptional artistic performances by top artistic are sometimes funny, sometimes moving but always surprising!

Next Stop:

Nice

The oldest part of the city is a change from Nice’s broad boulevards and expansive squares like Place Masséna.

It’s a mesh of alleys with local shops and restaurants, darkened by tall ochre-painted apartment buildings and dominated by the Colline du Château to the east.

Glaciers, crêperies and cafes all flow onto the squares, which are often lively until the early hours.

There’s a strong Italian feel about the architecture and setting, which is no coincidence as Nice wasn’t French until the Treaty of Turin in 1860

Nice’s beaches are pebbly, and while they’re beautiful to wander past, they may not be to everyone’s taste for sunbathing.

There are private sections providing the comfort of sun loungers, and occasionally even laying sand.

Everywhere else you can still pass a relaxing afternoon in the sun, but the currents might be a bit strong for little ones and the beach shelves quite steeply too.

One beach guaranteed to delight the kids is on the other side of Mont Boron at Villefranche-sur-Mer, where the waters are shallower and screened from the open sea by the headlands at Cap de Nice and Cap-Ferrat.

This 19th-century villa on the Promenade des Anglais was donated to the city by the Duke of Rivoli in 1919 on the condition that it should be opened to the public as a museum of local history.

You have to go to see what it’s like inside one of these Belle Époque mansions, and it has gardens that were designed by Édouard André, also responsible for those at the Monte Carlo Casino.

There’s an intriguing miscellany of curiosities inside, like Napoleon’s death mask and a tiara belonging to his wife, Empress Joséphine, as well as a collection of 19th-century French art on the second floor.

It’s impossible to talk about Nice without mentioning the famous Promenade des Anglais, "English Promenade". Formerly a favorite resort for English people during winter months, it’s today the most famous tourist attraction of the city.

This world-famous 7km promenade runs from the Castle Hill. If you want to do the whole Promenade des Anglais, it’s best to rent a bike!

Also in Nice’s old quarter is this lovely flower and fresh produce market, which sets up every day except Monday when it’s replaced by a flea market.

If you’re holidaying in an apartment in Nice then this market is a godsend, selling fresh produce, regional delicacies like socca made on site and flowers sourced from the Provence and Alpes-Maritimes countryside.

Many sellers will tempt you with free samples, which is an effective way of getting your business! The flower stalls stay open the longest, remaining until 17:30, long after the food sellers have packed up.

Beat the tourist rush and get there as early as possible.

There’s a three Euro fee to get in to this park, but it’s money well-spent considering how much there is crammed into these seven hectares on the western end of the Promenade des Anglais.

Kids go free and, it’s one of the few attractions in Nice that they’re guaranteed to enjoy.

There are 20 themed zones, with 2,500 plant species growing around ponds, in a modern greenhouse (one of Europe’s largest) and in a variety of gardens.

There are also animal enclosures and terrariums, with turtles, otters and tropical spiders, while mandarin ducks, Chilean flamingos and iguanas roam freely in the greenhouse.

Monastère de Cimiez

This monastery on a rise, north of the centre was established by the Benedictines in the 800s.

You get there along the Boulevard de Cimiez, one of Nice’s most impressive thoroughfares, with extraordinary 19th-century hotels and mansions.

The gothic monastery buildings are from the 14th and 15th centuries, with delicate frescoes from the 1500s.

But most visitors make the climb for one purpose: To see the exquisite gardens, with flower beds, topiaries, geometric lawns, pergolas and a terrace with an unbelievable view of the city.

These gardens are the oldest on the Côte d’Azur, plotted in 1546 and a potager for the monks.

Your 7 days, 6 night Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive to Paris, start to enjoy your holiday and stay overnight.

- Day 2: Your second day in Paris, Seine river cruise and stay overnight.

- Day 3: Your third day in Paris, evening in Moulin Rouge and stay overnight

- Day 4: After hotel check-out you will board a train to Nice. Enjoy your afternoon, evening and stay overnight

- Day 5: Your second day to explore Nice and stay overnight.

- Day 6: Your third day in Nice and stay overnight

- Day 7: After hotel check-out you will have your time in Nice before you go back home.

* The price of the hotel is based on a double room, so you will need to buy a trip for two.

*Please, contact Travel Dream Club and we will offer a good option for Solo Travelers: ask@traveldreamclub.uk

*If you want to change (increase or decrease) amount of days/nights to stay, please, contact us: ask@traveldreamclub.uk . We are happy to make your holiday planned by your desire

*Travel Dream Club will provide you with a travel guide with a description of routes and historical places, as well as a “package of tips” from experienced travelers and you will have your holiday enjoyable and planned by your desire.

* You can change the dates of your holiday before full coordination of details and completed travel documents.

*No cancellation after full coordination of details and completed travel documents. Changes are possible, subject to availability.

* Refund before final approval of documents guaranteed.

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