3 Days in Paris: Suggested Itineraries
3 Days in Paris: Suggested Itineraries Reviews
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The guide was very good and the tour of the grounds was outstanding. However there were so many people there that most of our group was not able to see the inside. Just too many people for the time we were alloted.
exellent
Fantastic trip. The transfer to the TGV was flawless, the train ride was fun. We were greeted by 2 very nice guides who took us on our trip to Avignon, St. Remy and Le Beau. Perfect trip, much more that i had expceted. The Van Gough hospital is not to be missed if you are an art fan. This is the second tour through Viator that we have loved.
Just fabulous! Marcus, our guide was terrific. The tour was well planned and executed. It was worth every penny!
I'm not certain we'd do this again. It too 35 mins to get to the main transfer point, and once the buses were crowded, you couldn't get a spot to plug in the headphones. So much of the time we had no idea what we were looking at. It wasn't a total loss, but it was more transportation than tour.
Very efficiently organised and knowledgeable guide, but I think warning needs to be given that it is quite a strenuous tour with a lot of stairs.
The trip itself was good. The bus was comfortable and a good way to see some countryside and drink champagne. The downside was that my reservation was not registered and almost could not go! I made them online and the reservation was not in the system when I got there. Fortunately, it worked out, but was not happy with the reservation system.
The 2 tours were somewhat redundant. It would have been much better if one of the tours was based a vineyard versus both being at corporate headquarters/caves.
On the plus side we got lost finding meeting point and so were late but the tour organizers were very helpful and arranged for us to join the group at different point after it had just started.
Unfortunately our radio devices were not of good quality which made hearing the guide very difficult, in fact impossible and frustrating for most of the tour.
Its well worth seeing Le louvre but perhaps using the audio guides from museum may be just as good.
Worthwhile trip to get out of Paris for a bit. Did two one hour tours and had some time in the little town of Riems (for the cathedral and lunch on our own. Guides were good and the bus was brand new and very nice. Definitley bring a book or some entertainment as there will be about 4 hrs of driving total. All in all, recommended.
My advice: there are loads of fantastic chocolate shops all over Paris. Google a few and use your money to treat yourselves. We got shown 3 chocolate shops and got 2 small chocs at each, one tiny macaroon, one tiny cookie and half a slice of sourdough bread. We didn't see any chocolate making or pastry preparation demos. It was literally just walk into a shop, guide exchanges a few muttered words with shop assistant who seems completely uninterested in our tour, a few coins get exchanged and out come some miniscule samples! What a ripoff! And it was EASTER!
Unfortunately I did not enjoy the day trip due to a long delay accounted before the train entered the tunnel. We were told about getting a discount on a next trip valid for a year. When we got to London, the tour bus was unavailable at the area we were .We were told to get a taxi to board it by Madame Tussauds Theatre. There was also delay in the return scheduled we got back to Paris by 12am.
Mixed reviews for this one. I booked for a group of 8 and each couple travelled separately. Some had a great time and saw everything they wanted to see. All of us experienced long delays between buses (up to an hour), breakdowns on the buses and cases of drivers just stopping and leaving the bus for 5 minutes or more with no explanation. In my own case, I experienced over agressive bus drivers who followed other vehicles too closely, collided with mopeds, and were generally scary to be in the bus with. This tailgating of other vehicles, with the bus overcrowded and people standing in the aisles, resulted in brakes having to be slammed on to avoid a collision. The sudden stop ended with many people being thrown about and my wife having to be taken to hospital where we waited for 5 hours to see if any bones had been broken when she was thrown to the floor of the bus. My own experience would have resulted in me giving zero stars, however the others in our group did get to see what they wanted and were able to get around, despite the delays which seem to be an accepted part of life in Paris.
wonderful guide. interesting
Excellent tour! However, better service is required when the weather is bad. We stood at Gard Nord in hollowing wind waiting for the gate to open. The customer service person had no plan or clue how the deal this event. That said, the rest of the tour of London was great!
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