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Paris and the Heart of Normandy River Cruise
Cruise by boat along the romantic River Seine from Paris through beautiful Norman countryside stopping off in the picturesque town of Giverny, home of Claude Monet, before reaching Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy. Visit the Normandy beaches and stop off at the quaint towns of Andelys and Conflans before returning to Paris.
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Itinerary - 8 Night Holiday by Rail + Cruise - Main Deck Category E Cabin
Day 1
London to Paris
Travel on Eurostar from London to Paris. On arrival you are met and transferred to your deluxe ship.
After boarding, you have free time to explore the romance capital of the world before returning to the ship for dinner.
Day 2
Paris
After breakfast aboard the ship, you are taken on a half-day tour of Paris. Sights include the Eiffel Tower, École Militaire, Musée d'Orsay and the Latin Quarter. You will also get to see Notre Dame cathedral, before driving past the Louvre and Opera House and along the famous Champs Elysées. After the tour you return aboard for lunch.
Spend the afternoon discovering Paris at leisure. Why not visit the Louvre, wander around the artists’ district of Montmartre, relax and take a cruise along the Seine or sit and enjoy a coffee at one of the many cafes!
Dinner is served aboard the ship.
Day 3
Giverny and Vernon
Today you start by taking a visit to Giverny. This is where Claude Monet lived from 1883 until his death in 1926. Whilst in Giverny you can visit the stone farmhouse where Monet lived and worked and you can also enjoy the beautiful gardens and water garden that inspired many of his works.
After lunch you will get to spend some time in the beautiful town of Vernon. This old town is situated on the left bank of the Seine, and is famous for the church of Notre-Dame which dates back to the 11th century.
Return back to the ship for dinner.
Day 4
Rouen
Sit back and relax as you spend the morning enjoying the sights from the ship as you cruise along the Seine.
In the afternoon you stop in Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy. Spend the afternoon at leisure exploring this medieval city or you can choose to go on a walking tour, visiting the Market Square, the Gothic Notre Dame Cathedral and the 14th century courthouse where Joan or Arc was sentenced to death.
You could also visit one of Rouen’sart museumst before enjoying dinner aboard your ship.
Your ship remains docked in Rouen overnight.
Day 5
Normandy Beaches
After breakfast you are taken on a full day tour to the Normandy beaches, famous for the D-Day landings in 1944.
The tour will include many World War II landmarks such as Omaha Beach, Gold Beach, Courseulles sur Mer and Juno Beach. You will also see the Pointe du Hoc monument, the American Military Cemetery and Arromanches Debarkment Museum.
Return back to your ship to have dinner before departing in the evening.
Day 6
Les Andelys and Conflans
Today is spent visiting the small towns of Les Andelys and Conflans.
Les Andelys is best known for its castle, Chateau Gaillard which was built by Richard the Lionheart in 1196. Enjoy a walking tour around the castle before returning to your ship for lunch.
After lunch you continue to cruise up the Seine until you reach the riverside town of Conflans which is where you will be spending the evening.
Day 7
Conflans and Paris
After breakfast you can take a walking tour around Conflans or you can choose to take an optional tour to the Palace of Versailles, former home of Louis XIV.
Return to your ship for lunch before enjoying the views as you sail back to Paris in the afternoon.
Arrive back in Paris in the evening and enjoy dinner aboard your ship. The rest of the evening is yours to spend at leisure discovering Paris before your last night onboard.
Day 8
Paris to London
After breakfast spend the day exploring Paris before taking the Eurostar back to London.
Eiffel Tower
Viking Cruise Ship
Claude Monet's home
Rouen
Normandy Cemetery
Les Andelys
Conflans
Paris by night
Paris
Paris is one of the world’s most romantic cities, with something to offer every visitor. Explore the narrow winding streets of Montmartre, stroll along the grand Haussmann boulevards, shop until you drop along the Champs Élysées, visit world famous museums like the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay, get spectacular views from the top of the Eiffel Tower or the Sacré Coeur and in the evening, relax in a typical Parisian bistro.
Giverny
Giverny is a small village in Normandy, 75 kilometers northeast of Paris. It is famous for being the village where Claude Monet worked and lived. His house is surrounded by beautiful gardens and really is an idyllic location.
Vernon
The old town of Vernon is situated on the left bank of the Seine and is in a beautiful location. Vernon is famous for the Church of Notre Dame which was built in the 11th century and also has museums of art. Take a visit to see the oldest house in Vernon (Maison du Temps Jadis) which was built in the 14th century.
Rouen
Rouen is the historic capital of Normandy. Wander around the market square, have a look around the Gothic Notre Dame Cathedral, or visit the 14th century courthouse where Joan or Arc was sentenced to death. You could also visit one of Rouen’s museums of art.
Les Andelys
Les Andelys is a town on the river Seine in Northern France. Andelys is a picturesque town which is best known for its imposing castle, Chateau Gaillard, which was built in 1196 by Richard the Lionheart.
Conflans
Conflans is located in the north-western suburbs of Paris. It is a small quaint town and every year in June, the town celebrates the "Pardon national de la batellerie" in remembrance of its former importance to inland shipping.
The Boat
Your crew will welcome you on board and accompany you to your cabin. The cruise ships feature a beautifully designed layout of public areas and a wraparound deck that allows you to enjoy scenery in the open air any time you wish, even during canal lock transiting or while sailing under low bridges. Each ship accommodates just 150 guests in spacious staterooms, most with windows that open.
Food & Drink
The chefs on board freshly prepare the food for you. For breakfast choose from a selection of pastries, cereals, breakfast meats, fresh fruit and selected cheeses. Alternatively you can have a hot dish prepared to order. For lunch, you can select from the soup and sandwich bar, or a choice of entrées and dessert. For dinner enjoy a 5-course gourmet menu with regional specialities. There is also a choice of regional wines to complement your meal.
Staterooms
The ships’ staterooms feature hotel-style beds and large picture windows that open. All staterooms have a TV, telephone, safe, hair dryer, individual climate control and a private bathroom with shower. Packages are based on category E staterooms which are120 sq.ft. Pictured is a category A stateroom which are 154 sq. ft and are available for a small supplement.
8 Night Holiday by Rail + Cruise - Main Deck Category E Cabin
This holiday includes Eurostar travel from London to Paris, 7 nights on board the boat (excursions and meals as detailed in itinerary), Eurostar travel from Paris to London.
Please note that other cabin categories may be available on other dates not mentioned on the listed departures. Please ask a Railbookers Travel Consultant for further cabin category pricing and availability.
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