Castles · Tour

Giverny and Versailles with Lunch at the Moulin de Fourges

Lunch is included and it is not a sandwich in a car park: the group eats at the Moulin de Fourges, a watermill restaurant between the two stops, with drinks. The group is capped at 15 and leaves from central Paris. Giverny comes first, the village that shaped Monet's work, with his house and the water lily gardens that produced the paintings. Versailles takes the afternoon. The palace covers more than 721,000 square feet and holds over 700 rooms, and the guide takes you to the front of the queue for the ones worth the time: the King's Apartments, whose seven salons are each dedicated to a different god, the Queen's Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors, and the apartment of the Dauphin and Dauphine, which most itineraries skip entirely. The gardens follow in free time, with the sculpture, the fountains, the ponds and the groves. The return to Paris is scheduled for around 6:00 pm. Meet at 45 Avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, where the Extime Travel ambassador will be waiting.