Just over two hours away by Eurostar, Paris is one of France’s most iconic and accessible destinations. A hotbed of creativity and bursting with famous landmarks, students will take delight in putting their language skills into practice in one of the most visited cities in the world.

The capital of France boasts some of the world’s best known attractions and has an elegant style all of its own. Must see sites include the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral and Chateau de Versailles, but to delve deeper into the city’s soul, attractions such as the Musee d’Orsay and the Maison de Victor Hugo provide a fascinating window into the history and development of Parisian culture. Visit in winter to experience the magical Christmas Markets, or take a trip to Disneyland Paris; Europe’s most popular theme park.

Develop your students confidence by encouraging them to ask for directions and put basic language skills into practice as they browse the stylish shops along the Champs Elysees, sail down the River Seine and stroll along the Right Bank. Put their reading comprehension to practical use as they translate tempting lunch menus and find out more about the city’s top attractions. Apply their linguistic expertise in exciting new settings when they discover the fantasy world of Disneyland Paris.

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 4 Days to Paris by Coach

Day 1: 
Early morning departure from school to connect with your channel crossing. Time permitting after check in to your accommodation, depart for a visit to the Arc de Triomphe on the Champs Elysees. In the evening take a cruise along the River Seine, with beautiful views of the city and its most famous landmarks, before returning to your accommodation.

Day 2: 
Depart for your morning excursions. Visit the Sacre Coeur and Place du Tertre in Montmartre. In the afternoon leave Paris and head for the Claude Monet Foundation in Giverny. Return to Paris for the evening and return to your accommodation.

Day 3: 
Take a trip up to the Eiffel Tower, the most famous landmark in Paris built in 1889. In the afternoon visit the Musee d’Orsay and the Musee Rodin. Spend time enjoying the Latin Quarter, and then return to your accommodation.

Day 4: 
Check out of your accommodation and depart for your morning visit to le Louvre. Then walk through the Tuilleries gardens en route to the l’Orangerie. Depart Paris for your return channel crossing back to the UK.

Our Top Accommodation Choices:

FIAP Jean Monnet

About the accommodation: This modern and well equipped hostel is located right in the centre of Paris, in the 14th arrondissement. It is only a 10 minute walk from the nearest Metro Station (Glaciere) on the direct line to the Eiffel Tower (15 min) or the Montparnasse tower (10 minutes). The rooms accommodate between 1 to 7 people and are all en-suite and spacious. There are also great communal areas that can be booked for your groups. With over 40 years of experience in accommodating school groups, the FIAP Jean Monnet is the best you can offer your groups.

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Hotel Sibour

About the accommodation: The Hotel Sibour is located in the city centre of Paris near Le Republique, 100m from the Gare de l’Est railway station and close to the city’s main tourist attractions. The hotel provides comfortable rooms with en-suite facilities and a nice breakfast room. Great for student groups who want a comfortable, centrally located hotel.

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Misterbed Torcy

About the accommodation: Only 10 minutes from Disney and 30 minutes by coach from the centre of Paris, this hotel is ideal for groups who want to enjoy a more modern hotel and not be in the centre of the capital. The rooms are comfortable and there is plenty to chose from at breakfast. Evening meals are taken at a restaurant just behind the hotel. Surrounded by shops and supermarkets, this hotel is ideal for last minute souvenirs.

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