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CroisiEurope: 7 nights from Paris with MS Loire Princesse (12 Jun 2024)

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Cruise code MANCRO4672024061207
12 Jun 2024
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Paris

Paris

Paris is a unique city that makes everyone who visits it fall in love with it. Its atmosphere is magical, and its many characters make it beautiful and varied. Walking along the streets in Paris brings you back in time. In short, walking in Montmartre, you will relive the atmosphere of the Belle Époque, when Paris was the best destination for artists in search of fame.
Some of the most famous painters in the world chose Paris as the city to settle in, including Pisarro, Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec and Modigliani. The city offers all kinds of attractions, from noteworthy works of architecture such as the Notre-Dame Cathedral, dated back to 12th century and the principal place of worship of the city and the Arc of Triomphe, located at the end of Champs-Élysées and built to celebrate Napoleone Bonaparte's victories.

It is inconceivable that you go to Paris and you do not visit the Palace of Versailles that was the residence of the Sun King until the French Revolution. The palace is located about 20 kilometers from the center and it is a true spectacle, both inside and outside. Famous is the Gallery of Mirrors, where the play of light makes it looks like as if it were bathed in gold, and its gardens, as far as the eye can see, are true gems. The interplay of perspective was designed by the architect André Le Nôtre and the result is an
expanse of water play and geometry, sculptures and canals. If you are an art lover, you can indulge yourself in Paris. The Gare d'Orsay, is a real railway station used as art gallery in 1986, features some of
the world's most famous works, such as Degas's ballerinas or Renoir's portraits. The structure itself is noteworthy: it is the old Paris station dating back to 1900.

Worth mentioning is the Centre Pompidou (or Beaubourg), inaugurated in 1977 and restructured in the 1990s by a group of architects including Renzo Piano. The gallery hosts works of architecture, modern art and photography with a permanent exhibition that is always active and lots of itinerant exhibitions that go hand in hand with conferences, concerts and cultural activities. Another attraction not to be missed is the Bibliothèque Publique d'Information, located inside Beaubourgand it is the main library in Paris that hosts hundreds of thousands of sources including books, magazines, maps, scores and much more.

Paris is also the city of fashion. Some of the most famous and exclusive brands have their headquarters in this city and the Fashion Week makes the city full of eccentric people showing off their extravagant outfits.

Nantes

Nantes

Nantes is a French city situated in the Region of Pays de la Loire and looking onto the Atlantic Ocean. It is also called “Venice de l’Oust” (Venice of the West), as the city was crossed by canals the majority of which have been filled up during the XIX Cenury.

The origins of the city are dated back to Celtic populations of the Breton peninsula, that settled down in this area. The population number increased, and the area was soon full of populations of different origins. During the Middle Age, the city became important thanks to the river mercantile commerce and in the XVIII Century it acquired even more power thanks to the slave commerce.
Today Nantes is an energetic and active city, full of young people and with a growing economy. It is a city that looks at the future. Nantes offers its tourists many attractions, both cultural and for leisure. The beaches are long as far as the eye can see: the 133 kilometres of coast make Nantes the ideal destination for your summer vacation at sea. Also the night life is dynamic. Many students live here and fill the streets, the bars and the restaurants of the city.
The architecture is also remarkable: you can’t miss out the Cathedral of the city, built between the XV and XIX Century in gothic style, is an authentic masterpiece, both inside and outside.
Visit the Ile Feydeau, Nantes’ Beverly Hills. In the XVIII Century, rich merchants built their houses in one of the best areas as per climate and position: an isles on a tributary of Loire. The white houses will leave you speechless!

Saint-Nazaire

Saint-Nazaire

Nantes

Nantes

Nantes is a French city situated in the Region of Pays de la Loire and looking onto the Atlantic Ocean. It is also called “Venice de l’Oust” (Venice of the West), as the city was crossed by canals the majority of which have been filled up during the XIX Cenury.

The origins of the city are dated back to Celtic populations of the Breton peninsula, that settled down in this area. The population number increased, and the area was soon full of populations of different origins. During the Middle Age, the city became important thanks to the river mercantile commerce and in the XVIII Century it acquired even more power thanks to the slave commerce.
Today Nantes is an energetic and active city, full of young people and with a growing economy. It is a city that looks at the future. Nantes offers its tourists many attractions, both cultural and for leisure. The beaches are long as far as the eye can see: the 133 kilometres of coast make Nantes the ideal destination for your summer vacation at sea. Also the night life is dynamic. Many students live here and fill the streets, the bars and the restaurants of the city.
The architecture is also remarkable: you can’t miss out the Cathedral of the city, built between the XV and XIX Century in gothic style, is an authentic masterpiece, both inside and outside.
Visit the Ile Feydeau, Nantes’ Beverly Hills. In the XVIII Century, rich merchants built their houses in one of the best areas as per climate and position: an isles on a tributary of Loire. The white houses will leave you speechless!

Chalonnes-sur-Loire

Chalonnes-sur-Loire

Ancenis

Ancenis

Nantes

Nantes

Nantes is a French city situated in the Region of Pays de la Loire and looking onto the Atlantic Ocean. It is also called “Venice de l’Oust” (Venice of the West), as the city was crossed by canals the majority of which have been filled up during the XIX Cenury.

The origins of the city are dated back to Celtic populations of the Breton peninsula, that settled down in this area. The population number increased, and the area was soon full of populations of different origins. During the Middle Age, the city became important thanks to the river mercantile commerce and in the XVIII Century it acquired even more power thanks to the slave commerce.
Today Nantes is an energetic and active city, full of young people and with a growing economy. It is a city that looks at the future. Nantes offers its tourists many attractions, both cultural and for leisure. The beaches are long as far as the eye can see: the 133 kilometres of coast make Nantes the ideal destination for your summer vacation at sea. Also the night life is dynamic. Many students live here and fill the streets, the bars and the restaurants of the city.
The architecture is also remarkable: you can’t miss out the Cathedral of the city, built between the XV and XIX Century in gothic style, is an authentic masterpiece, both inside and outside.
Visit the Ile Feydeau, Nantes’ Beverly Hills. In the XVIII Century, rich merchants built their houses in one of the best areas as per climate and position: an isles on a tributary of Loire. The white houses will leave you speechless!