With your transport taken care of, you can sit back and enjoy your visit to these famous Riviera towns. A private tour is the perfect way to see all the towns in one day.
Starting from $86.26 per person

Transfers are available from Paris City Hotels - postcode beginning with 75.
Starting from $14.14 per person

You will see the Grand Place, the old city, the Town Hall and its belfry, the Fine Arts Museum and much much more!

Founded in the 11th century, Lille is a town which has been Flemish, Burgundian, Spanish and finally French, the result of such a lively past has been the growth of eclectic districts that you can see today.

Without a doubt, one of the most impressive sites is the cathedral which sits at the heart of this historic town built between the 11th and 13th century under the order of Odon, bishop of Bayeux and half brother to William the Conqueror. This monumental architectural wonder using both roman and gothic styles continued to evolve right up until the end of the 18th century.

You can't hear of Bayeux without mention of its famous tapestry, an embroidered cloth over 200 feet long and about 18 inches high which tells the story of William the Conqueror between the years of 1064 and 1066, retracing all the events which led William, Duke of Normandy to invade England in October 1066 and depose its King, Harold, thus giving him the title William the Conqueror, King of England. This 11th century "comic strip" is one of the best and most complete sources for historians to learn about and analyze medieval costumes, boat building and strategies that were employed in Norman and British camps leading up to the battle of Hasting.

Discover the architectural wealth of the city while driving by the 4 Dolphins Fountain, the Fountain of the Preachy, the Place Albertas, the Place of the city hall, the Place of the Cardeurs, and the Cathedral Saint Sauveur.

Then, you will be able to join the workshop of Cezanne, small pavilion of the Lauves, before coming back to enjoy the shady squares of the painter's city.

The chateaux include:

Your Seine River cruise starts from the dock by the Eiffel Tower, gliding you past the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Musee d'Orsay and the Grand Palais. Along the way, your sommelier will provide insights on the history of Paris' famous monuments throughout the cruise.
Starting from $56.56 per person

Accompanied by ex-army personnel or Battlefield Guides with postgraduate qualifications, you will gain a fascinating insight into the Western Battlefields of Belgium on this small group tour.
Starting from $523.60 per person

Island Ste Marguerite, is the largest of the Lerins islands. Here, like all visitors you will be surprised and won over by the peace and tranquility that the island has to offer.
Starting from $14.14 per person

From Bayeux you'll drive to Pointe du Hoc, where the infamous German gun position threatened the Allied ships all the way to Utah and Omaha. The site was attacked by the elite 2nd U.S. Rangers, commanded by Lt. Col. James Rudder, who scaled the cliffs to get there. With its huge fortifications blown to pieces, the site remains as it was when the Rangers left it and looks like a lunar landscape.

Next, you'll drive along the coast to Omaha Beach, where soldiers of the 29th and 1st Divisions landed, fought and died. This operation was the bloodiest of the five beaches and almost failed, but the bravery of those young men turned this operation into a victory. Overlooking the bluff is the American Military Cemetery, where 9,387 service men rest in peace (keep in mind the movie Saving Private Ryan).

Not far away, you will discover Menerbes, a fortress village which has been witness of numerous religious wars. Continue to Bonnieux for a stop for lunch.

In the afternoon, make a stop in Roussillon to admire its red cliffs and then you will reach the enchanting village of Gordes overlooking Luberon. Finally, you will conclude the tour with a visit to the unique "bories" village.

You'll tour the estates, taste the wines and enjoy art exhibitions on this wine- and art-lovers' tour. Grape varieties include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. There's a garden of contemporary sculpture to browse in Arsac, paintings by Arnulf Rainer in Lynch-Bages and a collection of glasses in Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande.
Starting from $106.05 per person

Once in Vernon visit the charming farmers' market to buy picnic supplies. You'll then hop on your bike and pedal across the river to a beautiful park along the banks of the Seine for lunch. At lunch you can also sample the local's favorite drink: cidre.

It will then be time for your relaxing 5 kilometer (3 miles) ride down the bike path to the village of Giverny and the world-famous gardens of Claude Monet. Cruise past the Giverny church and its cemetery containing graves of local citizens dating back to the 17th century, British soldiers from World War II and even Monet himself buried within his family's vault. You will pass the Hotel Baudy, where Impressionists Manet and Renoir used to paint.

Discover Lyon in a truly original and personalized manner aboard your very own Citroen 2CV. This fascinating car and your knowledgeable chauffeur will lead you on a picturesque journey through beautiful Lyon taking in sites such as Place Bellecour, Gallo-Roman theaters and Le Theatre des Celestins.

St Tropez is one of the best locations in Europe to sit back and people watch with all types of visitors descending on the village year round. From the jet-setting celebrities and millionaires, to the humble back-packers and day tourists from Nice, St Tropez is a people-watchers paradise!

Your tour follows the coastal route which brings you to Cannes, one of the most important cities of the French Riviera. Cannes is famous for its Cinema Festival, and today you will walk on Star Alley. It is also an impressive city for its heritage: the Notre-Dame-de-l'Esperence Cathedral in Provencal gothic style, a castle of the 11-12th Century and the Orthodox Church Saint-Michel-Archange.

The Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, is housed at Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, and has earned a spot on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The famous fresco has enjoyed increased popularity since the publication of Dan Brown's bestselling novel, The Da Vinci Code.
Starting from $77.77 per person

Next its on to the Boulingrin and the Botanical Garden with its exotic plants, the Saint Michel bridge with a view on the old city and the water tower which houses an exhibition hall for photographers.

Continue to the Saint Cyprien neighborhood, the Modern Art Museum located in the old slaughter house, the Canal de Brienne and finally arrive at Saint Sernin.