4 Week France Tour Packages

France itineraries for 4 weeks

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• 24 Days in France, incl. Nice and Bordeaux

  A 24-day French adventure spans 22 cities from Nice to Bordeaux. The route follows three major rivers - Rhône, Seine, and Garonne - featuring UNESCO sites, historic landmarks, and wine regions. Guests tour Arles' Roman amphitheater, Avignon's Palace of Popes, and Saint-Émilion's medieval village.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    French Riviera & Nice

    Begin in Nice and explore the Vieux Nice (Old Town) district. A recent visitor shared: "The winding cobblestone streets of old Nice transport you back centuries - go early morning to catch the local market before crowds arrive." Look for accommodation near the Promenade des Anglais to stay close to both the beach and old town.

    
  • Days 3-9

    Rhône River Cruise

    Head to Arles to start your Rhône River adventure: - Arles: Get to the Roman Amphitheater early to beat the crowds - Avignon: Set aside 2-3 hours for the Pope's Palace and try to arrive at 9am - Viviers: Pack sturdy shoes for the Cathedral walk uphill - Tain l'Hermitage: Take in the valley views from the Hermitage vineyards - Lyon: Give yourself time to discover the traboules (hidden passageways) in Vieux Lyon

    
  • Days 10-16

    Seine River Cruise

    Take a high-speed train from Dijon to Paris: - Vernon/Giverny: Start at Monet's gardens early before the crowds build up - Les Andelys: Set aside 45 minutes for the Château Gaillard walk - Normandy Beaches: Take a full day to experience the D-Day sites - Rouen: Walk the medieval quarter in the evening after the crowds leave - Paris: Pick one neighborhood per day instead of rushing around

    
  • Days 17-24

    Bordeaux Region

    Spend your final week in wine country: - Saint-Émilion: Schedule wine tastings ahead of time - Blaye Citadel: Give yourself 2-3 hours to see the fortress - Arcachon: Visit during low tide to check out the oyster farms - Bordeaux: Watch Place de la Bourse light up at night

    

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• 24 Days in France River Cruise, incl. Paris and Bordeaux

  A grand 24-day route spans three French rivers, connecting 34 cities including Nice, Arles, Paris, and Bordeaux. The itinerary features UNESCO sites like Avignon's Palace of the Popes, Normandy's D-Day beaches, and Saint-Émilion's medieval village, with luxury suite accommodations throughout.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    French Riviera & Nice

    Start your journey in Toulon before exploring the French Riviera. You'll spend time in Nice walking through Vieux Nice's narrow streets and baroque churches from the 1700s. A recent TourRadar traveler shared: "The morning light in Nice's old town is magical - go early to avoid crowds and get the best photos of the pastel buildings."

    
  • Days 3-5

    Rhône River Cruise Begins

    Your river cruise starts in Arles where you'll follow Van Gogh's footsteps on a walking tour of the Roman Amphitheater. Visit Avignon's Palace of the Popes and consider a trip to the Roman aqueduct Pont du Gard. Book the Châteauneuf-du-Pape wine tasting early before spots run out.

    
  • Days 6-9

    Rhône Valley to Burgundy

    Visit medieval Viviers and its hilltop cathedral before sailing to Tournon to see its castle and vineyards. Lyon, known as France's food capital, offers guided tours from Fourvière Hill through its historic old town. The journey continues to the Mâconnais region for Chardonnay tasting at a medieval castle.

    
  • Days 10-16

    Seine River Journey

    Take a high-speed train to Paris and cruise the Seine to Vernon for Monet's gardens in Giverny (closed March and November). Visit Normandy's D-Day sites including Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery. You'll see Joan of Arc's Rouen before ending in Paris with tours of the Louvre and city highlights.

    
  • Days 17-24

    Bordeaux Wine Region

    Spend your final week in Bordeaux's wine country. Visit Château de la Brède, try Sauternes wines and bike through Médoc vineyards. Explore Saint-Émilion's historic village and finish in Bordeaux with visits to the Cité du Vin museum and Arcachon for oyster tasting.

    

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• 25 Days in Western Europe, incl. Amsterdam and Lyon

  From Strasbourg's Petit France to Colmar's canals and Lyon's culinary scene, this 11-day French tour delights the senses. Highlights include Avignon's Pope's Palace, Arles' Roman ruins, and Beaune's wine cellars. The Scenic Sapphire provides butler service and 33 included gourmet meals.

  

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  • Days 1-5

    The Netherlands

    Board your river ship in Amsterdam before 5 PM to catch stunning views of the UNESCO-listed canals that evening. Your second day takes you to Utrecht, where you can pick between a city tour or visit to De Haar Castle. Visit Veere on day 3, a small port town with fascinating Scottish trading history. Day 4 brings you to Antwerp - try the chocolate and beer pairing or take a trip to Bruges. In Arnhem on day 5, visit the Airborne Museum or bike through the scenic countryside.

    
  • Days 6-12

    Rhine & Moselle Rivers

    Stop in Düsseldorf to check out the old town's "longest bar in the world," a street lined with 260 pubs. Spend days 7-8 sailing through the beautiful Moselle Valley, stopping in Cochem. Day 9 takes you to Bernkastel for local Riesling tastings. Visit historic Koblenz, cruise past 40 castles in the UNESCO Rhine Gorge, and stop in Mannheim for trips to Heidelberg during days 10-12.

    
  • Days 13-19

    Strasbourg to Avignon

    Cross into France at Strasbourg and take time to explore the charming Petite France neighborhood. Continue south to the wine regions of Chalon-sur-Saône and Tournus. A recent visitor shared: "The wine tasting at Chateau de Cormatin was exceptional - the guide's knowledge of local vintages made all the difference."

    
  • Days 20-25

    Provence & Lyon

    Your final week highlights Provence, including Arles where Van Gogh painted many masterpieces. Visit Viviers' medieval quarter and 11th-century Cathedral early to avoid crowds. Your trip ends in Lyon, known for incredible food. Take a morning walk through the traboules (hidden passageways) before they get busy.

    

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