Explore Two of Europe's Most Popular Cities: London and Paris

Kickstart a London adventure with the Go City London Pass! Enjoy entry to over 60 top attractions like the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, and Windsor Castle. Benefit from tours, cruises, and special discounts at restaurants and theaters. The pass includes a free Hop-On Hop-Off bus ticket, shopping discounts, and a full-color guidebook. Plus, experience a magical 90-minute London by Night Bus Tour to see the city's iconic landmarks lit up. Save more while exploring!

Discover the magic of London by night on this 90-minute adventure! The city's evening sky will be glowing from the twinkling lights of top attractions guests will visit including Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, London Eye, St Paul's Cathedral, the Shard, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, Southbank, and many more! Seeing London from the top deck of this open-air Tootbus as travelers hear fascinating facts about the city is sure to create unforgettable memories.

There is plenty of action in store for guests on this first full day in England. Following a hearty breakfast, they will head to Victoria Coach Station for an all-day tour to Windsor, Stonehenge, Lacock, and Bath. After their return, a late dinner (and maybe a drink!) at a lively pub or restaurant is great way to end the day before heading back to the hotel for the night.

This day-long tour takes visitors to some of the best-loved sights in England. Perched high above the Thames, Windsor Castle is the largest continuously occupied castle in the world. Starting early, guests can explore the building and St. George's Chapel with few other visitors around. They will then visit the town, and take a scenic drive through Runnymede, where King John signed the Magna Carta. The tour heads to the iconic and mysterious Stonehenge in Salisbury - one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. The next stop is Lacock in the Cotswolds, one of England's most picturesque villages, where guests will lunch at a 14th-century inn. Then it is time to explore these quaint surroundings that have provided the backdrop for movies like 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'! The final stop is at the UNESCO-listed Georgian city of Bath. After a panoramic city tour, there will still be plenty of time to shop and partake of afternoon tea in the Pump Rooms, before returning to London.

On the last full day in London, it's time to dig deeper and discover what the city is all about! After breakfast, guests will head out on a tour of London which includes afternoon tea. The evening is spent at leisure, dining at one of the many fantastic establishments in the city and exploring its vibrant neighborhoods for one last time before departing for Paris on the next day.

This is the quintessential London tour, from heritage sites and historic traditions, sans the crowds! Starting at St Paul's Cathedral, guests will have the chance to appreciate the experience in peace and tranquility, being the first tour group to be let inside. On Sundays, when viewing is restricted, guests have the opportunity to sit in on a service. With a photo stop outside the imposing Westminster Abbey, it's time to witness the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. Later in the afternoon, the tour goes to the Tower of London where guests can view the Crown Jewels and the White Tower, where the Royal Armouries are housed. Afterward, a boat cruise on the River Thames lightens the mood, before a jaunt to the famous Harrods for afternoon tea. This is the authentic English tea experience, alongside homemade scones with preserves and clotted cream, plus a glass of Harrods prosecco. Afterwards, you are free to explore the famous department store and the city. (Please note that Changing of the Guards at Buckingham Palace is subject to availability. Lunch is not included in the tour.)

Enjoy Paris’s most famous sights from the comfortable seats inside or on the open top deck of the hop-on hop-off Tootbus. Learn local history and trivia from the Tootbus’s entertaining and informative audio commentary, which provides colorful details throughout the route.

Paris after dark is a sight to behold! Once the sun sets, the 'City of Light' comes alive with its iconic landmarks and streets gleaming and bustling with people. Enjoy priority access to the Eiffel Tower for dinner and drinks, a one hour cruise on the Seine River with recorded commentary and the Feerie Show at Moulin Rouge (2nd show) with 1 glass of champagne.

With the Paris Pass, guests can spend the morning exploring the sights, sounds and tastes of Paris as they choose. From buttery croissants at neighborhood boulangeries to the chestnut groves of Luxembourg Gardens, Paris offers a myriad of attractions and experiences. In the afternoon, it's time for guests to roll up the sleeves and learn to make macarons, guided by a Parisian chef. The evening is free for more exploration with plenty to choose from, such as a late night burlesque show at Le Lido, a fine dinner at a Michelin-rated restaurant, or simply a romantic walk along the Seine.

For those who have always wanted to whip up tasty and beautiful macarons in a jiffy, this masterclass is just the thing. An experienced French chef hands guests pointers in his own home and teaches them how to bake the perfect macarons. At the end of the evening, guests can leave with their own delectable creations, as well as recipe cards to recreate the treats back home like a pro!

Setting out bright and early for the all-day tour of Loire Valley, guests can look forward to being chauffeured around magnificent chateaus and royal residences. Once the tour concludes, guests return to Paris in time for dinner and to experience their last night in this eclectic city before leaving the next day.

The tour begins in Giverny with a visit to a local church painted by Monet, followed by a stop at Monet’s tomb and the former Cafe Baudy, frequented by American Impressionists like Whistler, Metcalf, Robinson, and Cassatt, as well as Monet’s friends Renoir, Rodin, and Cézanne. The barn behind the cafe, used as a studio in winter, can be seen. Next, the tour explores Monet’s Water Garden, inspired by Japanese prints, and the Flower Garden with its colorful, tiered flowerbeds. At Monet’s house, visitors will see the blue room, family living areas, bedrooms, dining room, and kitchen, ending at Monet’s final studio, now a gift shop. On the way to Versailles, the tour passes Route des Crêtes for views of the Seine Valley and makes a brief stop in Vetheuil, where Monet lived. In Versailles, the guide recommends a local French bistro for lunch (not included) before a detailed tour of the palace, including the Royal Chapel, King’s Grand Apartment, Hall of Mirrors, War Room, Queen’s Grand Apartment, and more. The tour concludes with a walk through the gardens and a drive-by of the Grand Trianon and Petit Trianon before returning to Paris.

It's time to bid adieu to this whirlwind tour as guests meet their private driver and are transported to the airport. As the flight takes off, they take home fantastic memories of their adventures in London and Paris!