London & Paris 9 days
About This Experience
Slip away for a stay in two of Europe’s leading capital cities, London and Paris. Sit in the shadow of the Eiffel, dipping a beignet into your café au lait. Look out for the royals from the top of a double-decker bus. Get up-close to the Mona Lisa and real-life mummies in world-renowned museums. Take in all the local highlights through the eyes of Londoners and Parisians on citywide tours before going off to seek and create your own experiences.
Your Tour Includes
Round-trip airfare & transfers
7 nights in handpicked hotels
Breakfast daily, 1 three-course dinner with beer or wine
Multilingual Tour Director
Private deluxe motor coach
Select entrance fees
Why You'll Love It
Just enough time to get a true feel for your destinations
Real local guides mean real insights about each city
Hang with the group or go your own way—you decide
Unbelievable scenes as you ride on the Eurostar train
London’s vast array of famous (& free) museums
The open markets, street art & style of Paris
Overnight Flight1 night
London4 nights - hotel info
Day2
Whether by sparkling accents or ales, London is sure to draw you in
Breakfast (in flight), Dinner
Welcome to London! After clearing customs and collecting your bags, look for the Hotel by Bus Transfer desk. They will be providing your transfer to your hotel. This evening, meet your fellow travelers at an included Welcome Dinner.
Day3
Today’s mission: get to know the city like a local, with a local
Breakfast
Embark on a panoramic sightseeing tour of London this morning. You’ll see Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, the Tower of London, Big Ben, Parliament, Buckingham Palace and more. This afternoon, consider joining our optional excursion to Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth II’s weekend home when she’s in London.
Optional Excursions
Windsor Castle $85* pp
Led by a Blue Badge Guide, you’ll travel to Windsor for a guided visit to the world’s largest and longest-inhabited castle. Founded by William the Conqueror in 1070, Windsor has been the British Royal Family’s preferred retreat for the past 900 years. Step inside the State Apartments and St. George’s Chapel (closed Sundays), where the Knights of the Garter ceremony takes place. View the exhibit of royal treasures on display within the castle. You’ll then have time to stroll through the town of Windsor and have a look at Eton College, a prestigious prep school attended by Princes William and Harry. Please note: Windsor Castle is occasionally closed when in use by the Royal Family; a visit to Henry VIII’s Hampton Court will be substituted when necessary. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
Day4
City or countryside, Rosetta Stone or Stonehenge—oh, the possibilities
Breakfast
Linger in the city today or take our optional journey to the British countryside. Visit Stonehenge, perhaps England’s most mysterious landmark. The origin and purpose of this ring of stones, which dates back 4,000 years, remains a mystery, though most believe it to have been a temple and observatory. The next stop is Bath, famous for its Georgian and Regency architecture.
Optional Excursions
Stonehenge & Bath $109* pp
Visit Stonehenge, perhaps England’s most mysterious landmark. The origin and purpose of this ring of stones, which dates from the Neolithic period (an estimated 5,000 years ago), is unknown, though most believe it to have been a temple and observatory. Then, continue on to the beautiful Georgian city of Bath. Once a Roman town, now it's famous for its Georgian and Regency architecture. Your Tour Director will show you the town’s major sights, including the wonderfully preserved Roman baths for which the town is named. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
Day5
Stand 450 feet above the Thames or wander into the Whispering Room
Breakfast
Spend a final free day in London. Or, join our optional excursion to St. Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey today. Tonight, you might also opt to get a bird’s-eye view of London atop its newest and one of its most stunning attractions, the London Eye. This excursion includes dinner.
Optional Excursions
St. Paul's Cathedral & Westminster Abbey $115* pp
Compare and constrast two of Britain's most famous churches, whose rich history provide an unparalleled look into the country's past. First, visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, the second largest church building in the United Kingdom and seat of the Bishop of London. The English-Baroque style cathedral is globally renowned for its magnificent dome and glittering mosaics. Continue on to Westminster Abbey, a Gothic church located near the Houses of Parliament. Since 1066, every royal coronation, with the exception of Edward V and Edward VIII, has taken place at Westminster Abbey. The abbey also serves as the burial ground for Charles Darwin and Sir Isaac Newton. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
Optional Excursions
London Eye & Pub Dinner $119* pp
Glide through London's skyline on the London Eye. As the world’s third-tallest observation wheel, the London Eye lifts its passengers 450 feet above the River Thames on a 30-minute ride in an enclosed gondola. In clear weather, you can see for 25 miles around the city center. Afterward, take a brief tour of London’s West End before venturing to a local pub for dinner. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked no fewer than 20 days prior to departure.
Paris3 nights - hotel info
Day6
Dive below the English Channel and surface in the City of Light
Breakfast
This morning, transfer to St. Pancras Station. Here, you’ll board the Eurostar, Europe’s quarter-mile-long, high-speed train that whisks passengers below the English Channel and resurfaces in France. Relax aboard comfortable, state-of-the-art transportation, arriving at Gare du Nord in Paris just three hours later. Upon arrival, a Go Ahead representative greets you and oversees check-in at your Paris hotel.
Day7
High style with lots of high notes, your first day is tres Parisian
Breakfast
Set out on a panoramic sightseeing tour of the City of Light this morning, taking in Notre-Dame, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Place de la Concorde and much more. This afternoon, consider joining our optional excursion to Versailles.
Optional Excursions
Versailles $99* pp
The reign of Louis XIV, known as the “Sun King,” set new standards for decadence among the crowned heads of Europe. It took 50 years and 35,000 workers to turn Versailles, once a small hunting lodge, into the most magnificent château in all of France and the envy of royalty worldwide. On this excursion, you will see the palace in all its glory. Tour the State Apartments and the glittering Hall of Mirrors. Then stroll through the lavish gardens with their fine statuary, splendid fountains and colorful flowerbeds. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 45 days prior to departure.
Day8
Let those daydreams of cafes, cabarets and garden strolls come to life
Breakfast
Paris is one of Europe’s most romantic and elegant capitals. Take a stroll along the Champs-Élysées, perhaps the world’s most famous avenue. Enter a milieu of haute couture in the chic boutiques of the Opéra district. Paris’ department stores and outdoor markets are world-renowned, and there’s no place better than the Left Bank to browse for antique books. Explore the vibrant Latin Quarter, home to the Sorbonne, and then stop at the Luxembourg Gardens, where Hemingway was inspired to write A Moveable Feast. Paris also has a wide range of excellent art museums. First choice is usually the Louvre. After that, try the Picasso Museum in the quiet Marais district or consider a climb to Montmartre, where you can watch streetside artists painting the scenes of today. Leave time for a relaxing stop at an intimate café to sip café au lait and watch the world go by—one of Paris’ most celebrated traditions. At night, savor the best of Paris’ gourmet tradition, and take in some world-class entertainment at the cabaret. Consider an optional excursion to Monet & the Landscapes of Giverny (seasonal) and our Evening in Paris excursion, featuring dinner at a local restaurant followed by a Seine cruise. Your Tour Director will have additional suggestions during your stay.
Optional Excursions
Monet & the Landscapes of Giverny $85* pp
The village of Giverny was home to Claude Monet from 1883 until his death in 1926. On a visit to Monet's home and gardens, discover the subtle palette of colors that inspired his Water Lilies series and gave rise to a new way of seeing. Please note: This excursion is seasonal and runs April through October.
Optional Excursions
Evening in Paris $99* pp
Take in the nighttime allure of the City of Light on a special evening excursion. The event begins with dinner at a local restaurant. After you dine, board a boat cruise along the Seine. As you coast along the river and under Paris' bridges, you'll behold the gloriously illuminated monuments of Paris glittering alongside the riverbanks. Please note: the dress code may vary depending your restaurant, and your Tour Director will advise you on what to wear, but shorts and sneakers are likely to be considered inappropriate attire. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
About This Experience
Slip away for a stay in two of Europe’s leading capital cities, London and Paris. Sit in the shadow of the Eiffel, dipping a beignet into your café au lait. Look out for the royals from the top of a double-decker bus. Get up-close to the Mona Lisa and real-life mummies in world-renowned museums. Take in all the local highlights through the eyes of Londoners and Parisians on citywide tours before going off to seek and create your own experiences.
Your Tour Includes
Round-trip airfare & transfers
7 nights in handpicked hotels
Breakfast daily, 2 three-course dinners with beer or wine
Multilingual Tour Director
Private deluxe motor coach
Select entrance fees
Why You'll Love It
Just enough time to get a true feel for your destinations
Real local guides mean real insights about each city
Hang with the group or go your own way—you decide
Unbelievable scenes as you ride on the Eurostar train
London’s vast array of famous (& free) museums
The open markets, street art & style of Paris
Overnight Flight1 night
London4 nights - hotel info
Day2
Whether by sparkling accents or ales, London is sure to draw you in
Breakfast (in flight), Dinner
Welcome to London! After clearing customs and collecting your bags, look for the “Hotel by Bus Transfer” desk. They’ll be providing your transfer to your hotel. This evening, meet your fellow travelers at an included welcome dinner.
Day3
Today’s mission: get to know the city like a local, with a local
Breakfast
Embark on a panoramic sightseeing tour of London this morning. You’ll see Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, the Tower of London, Big Ben, Parliament, Buckingham Palace and more. This afternoon, consider joining our optional excursion to Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth II’s weekend home when she’s in London.
Optional Excursions
Windsor Castle $85* pp
Led by a Blue Badge Guide, you’ll travel to Windsor for a guided visit to the world’s largest and longest-inhabited castle. Founded by William the Conqueror in 1070, Windsor has been the British Royal Family’s preferred retreat for the past 900 years. Step inside the State Apartments and St. George’s Chapel (closed Sundays), where the Knights of the Garter ceremony takes place. View the exhibit of royal treasures on display within the castle. You’ll then have time to stroll through the town of Windsor and have a look at Eton College, a prestigious prep school attended by Princes William and Harry. Please note: Windsor Castle is occasionally closed when in use by the Royal Family; a visit to Henry VIII’s Hampton Court will be substituted when necessary. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
Day4
City or countryside, Rosetta Stone or Stonehenge—oh, the possibilities
Breakfast
It was Samuel Johnson who said anyone “who is tired of London is tired of life itself.” There’s never enough time to take in all the wonders of Europe’s largest city, but you’ll have the chance to scratch the surface in the next few days. The British Museum houses an astonishing collection of antiquities, including the Elgin Marbles and the Rosetta Stone. For art, take in the exhibits at the National Gallery and the Tate Modern. Stroll through Kensington Gardens to view some of London’s most famous statues. Get a taste of nostalgia at Pollock’s Toy Museum, an 18th-century townhouse displaying toys from the Victorian era. Or, join our optional excursion to Stonehenge and Bath for a taste of life outside the English capital.
Optional Excursions
Stonehenge & Bath $109* pp
Visit Stonehenge, perhaps England’s most mysterious landmark. The origin and purpose of this ring of stones, which dates from the Neolithic period (an estimated 5,000 years ago), is unknown, though most believe it to have been a temple and observatory. Then, continue on to the beautiful Georgian city of Bath. Once a Roman town, now it's famous for its Georgian and Regency architecture. Your Tour Director will show you the town’s major sights, including the wonderfully preserved Roman baths for which the town is named. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
Day5
Stand 450 feet above the Thames or wander into the Whispering Room
Breakfast
Enjoy another leisurely day in London. If the city’s literary side interests you, plan a stop at the Dickens House Museum and tour the newly reconstructed Globe Theater, a replica of where Shakespeare himself often appeared on stage. For shoppers, a leisurely visit to Harrods—15 acres of tempting merchandise, ranging from silk scarves and soap to the world’s most meticulously decorated cakes—is a must. Sample London’s dazzling array of ethnic cuisine from Greek to Indian, as well as the basic but ever-popular English pub food. Take in a show or two in the West End. For more casual entertainment, watch the street performers at Covent Garden. Or, consider joining today’s optional excursions: a guided tour of St. Paul’s Cathedral and Westminster Abbey, and an evening ride on the London Eye with Pub Dinner.
Optional Excursions
St. Paul's Cathedral & Westminster Abbey $115* pp
Compare and constrast two of Britain's most famous churches, whose rich history provide an unparalleled look into the country's past. First, visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, the second largest church building in the United Kingdom and seat of the Bishop of London. The English-Baroque style cathedral is globally renowned for its magnificent dome and glittering mosaics. Continue on to Westminster Abbey, a Gothic church located near the Houses of Parliament. Since 1066, every royal coronation, with the exception of Edward V and Edward VIII, has taken place at Westminster Abbey. The abbey also serves as the burial ground for Charles Darwin and Sir Isaac Newton. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
Optional Excursions
London Eye & Pub Dinner $119* pp
Glide through London's skyline on the London Eye. As the world’s third-tallest observation wheel, the London Eye lifts its passengers 450 feet above the River Thames on a 30-minute ride in an enclosed gondola. In clear weather, you can see for 25 miles around the city center. Afterward, take a brief tour of London’s West End before venturing to a local pub for dinner. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked no fewer than 20 days prior to departure.
Paris3 nights - hotel info
Day6
Dive below the English Channel and surface in the City of Light
Breakfast, Dinner
This morning, transfer to St. Pancras Station. Here, you’ll board the Eurostar, Europe’s quartermile- long, high-speed train that whisks passengers below the English Channel and resurfaces in France. Relax aboard comfortable, state-of-the-art transportation, arriving at Gare du Nord in Paris just three hours later. Upon arrival, your Tour Director will greet you and escort you to your hotel, where you’ll share an included dinner with your travel companions.
Day7
High style with lots of high notes, your first day is tres Parisian
Breakfast
Set out on a panoramic sightseeing tour of the City of Light this morning, taking in Notre-Dame, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Place de la Concorde and much more. This afternoon, consider joining our optional excursion to Versailles.
Optional Excursions
Versailles $99* pp
The reign of Louis XIV, known as the “Sun King,” set new standards for decadence among the crowned heads of Europe. It took 50 years and 35,000 workers to turn Versailles, once a small hunting lodge, into the most magnificent château in all of France and the envy of royalty worldwide. On this excursion, you will see the palace in all its glory. Tour the State Apartments and the glittering Hall of Mirrors. Then stroll through the lavish gardens with their fine statuary, splendid fountains and colorful flowerbeds. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 45 days prior to departure.
Day8
Let those daydreams of cafes, cabarets and garden strolls come to life
Breakfast
Paris is one of Europe’s most romantic and elegant capitals. Take a stroll along the ChampsÉlysées, perhaps the world’s most famous avenue. Discover the of haute couture in the chic boutiques of the Opéra district. Paris’ department stores and outdoor markets are world-renowned, and there’s no place better than the Left Bank to browse for antique books. Explore the vibrant Latin Quarter, home to the Sorbonne, and then stop at the Luxembourg Gardens, where Hemingway was inspired to write A Moveable Feast. Paris also has a wide range of excellent art museums. First choice is usually the Louvre. After that, consider a climb to Montmartre, where you can watch streetside artists painting scenes of the day. Leave time for a relaxing stop at an intimate cafe to sip cafe au lait and watch the world go by—one of Paris’ most celebrated traditions. At night, savor the best of Paris’ gourmet tradition, and take in some world-class entertainment at the cabaret. Consider one of our optional excursions: Monet and the Landscapes of Giverny (seasonal) or an Evening in Paris, featuring dinner at a local restaurant followed by a Seine cruise. Your Tour Director will have additional suggestions during your stay.
Optional Excursions
Monet & the Landscapes of Giverny $85* pp
The village of Giverny was home to Claude Monet from 1883 until his death in 1926. On a visit to Monet's home and gardens, discover the subtle palette of colors that inspired his Water Lilies series and gave rise to a new way of seeing. Please note: This excursion is seasonal and runs April through October.
Optional Excursions
Evening in Paris $99* pp
Take in the nighttime allure of the City of Light on a special evening excursion. The event begins with dinner at a local restaurant. After you dine, board a boat cruise along the Seine. As you coast along the river and under Paris' bridges, you'll behold the gloriously illuminated monuments of Paris glittering alongside the riverbanks. Please note: the dress code may vary depending your restaurant, and your Tour Director will advise you on what to wear, but shorts and sneakers are likely to be considered inappropriate attire. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservation and must be booked by 20 days prior to departure.
Passport & Visa
In order to enter Great Britain and France, U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport. The expiration date must extend at least six months beyond the date of your return home. No visa is required for U.S. or Canadian citizens. If you are not a U.S. or Canadian citizen, you must contact each country’s consulate for your specific entry requirements.
Health
There are no major health risks associated with traveling to the United Kingdom and France. Be sure to check with your health care provider for the latest updates and overseas travel requirements.
Transportation / Walking on tour
Round-trip flights arrive in London and depart from Paris. Your transfer upon arrival in London is provided by “Hotel by Bus” transfer service, and you can find them at a desk when you make your way through customs and baggage. There is an included transfer on the high-speed Eurostar train from London to Paris. All other transportation is by private motor coach. In your free time, you may wish to explore the two cities by public transportation. London’s tube system consists of 12 lines. Tickets and passes can be purchased in singles or in bulk. London also has an extensive bus system. Paris’ massive Métro is world-class, easy to navigate and efficient. Make sure to take time and look for the best deal on travel passes. Ask your Tour Director which pass might work best.
Clothing & Packing Tips
Clothing and Packing Tips To ensure you’re comfortable while out exploring, we recommend packing lightweight, loose-fitting clothing that can be easily layered. For sightseeing, we suggest bringing a sturdy pair of walking shoes or sneakers, as well as a lightweight sports jacket or rainwear. If you’re planning a visit to a high-end restaurant or performance, you may also want to bring dressier attire. Also, please remember that it’s preferable to avoid showing bare legs or shoulders during visits to churches or other religious sites (entrance may be denied on this basis).
Baggage Allowance
Airlines have varying weight restrictions on luggage. Some airlines may impose additional charges if you choose to check any baggage. Please contact your airline or refer to its website for detailed information regarding your airline’s checked baggage policies. Bear in mind that your luggage will probably weigh more on your return trip due to souvenir shopping. We allow only one suitcase per person. One carry-on bag is also permitted, provided that it does not exceed 45 inches (length + width + height). There may be times when you will have to handle your own bags, and you’ll find that lightweight luggage provides a distinct advantage. Make sure you label your baggage and carry valuables, medication and documents in your carry-on luggage.
Baggage Handling
Please note that porter service cannot be guaranteed on the Eurostar train. Please be prepared to handle your own baggage.
Currency
The British pound and the euro (in France) are the currencies you’ll be using on your tour. Better rates of exchange are usually available in your destination countries rather than in the United States, although it’s worth ordering some currency from your local bank to use when you first arrive. We advise that you take a combination of bank/ ATM cards and credit cards, as needed. We suggest informing your bank and credit card company of your travel plans, so they don’t confuse your international purchases for fraudulent charges.
Cuisine
For traditional British fare at a reasonable price, try a pub meal. Stilton cheese, steak and kidney pie, and Cumberland sausages are specialties. Sip afternoon tea with delicious finger sandwiches and scones at Harrods for the ultimate in English tradition. Modern-day London also boasts an array of ethnic restaurants unmatched by almost any other city in the world. Throughout Paris, you’ll find endless opportunities to sample wonderful food at every price range. For a casual snack or picnic, stop at a small grocery store for cheeses, patés, cured meats, fresh-baked bread and fruit. Sidewalk vendors are known for their steaming crêpes, filled with cheese, ham, fruit or chocolate. Mouthwatering pastries and hot café au lait beckon from the cafes. In restaurants, the prix fixe option is popular, offering a three- or four-course set menu for a good price.
Tipping
At the conclusion of your tour, it’s customary to offer your Tour Director and driver a gratuity. We recommend tipping in your tour country’s currency, the equivalent of $3USD/CAD per person per day for your driver and $6USD/CAD to $9USD/CAD per person per day for your Tour Director. If applicable, we also recommend the equivalent of $2USD/CAD per local guide. Tips can only be paid in cash. Please keep current local currency exchange rates in mind when tipping.
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A little disappointed
I enjoys London more than Paris because of the different accommmodation Johnny was an excellent person the hotel in Paris was very displeasing to me no porter service and the staff was not very helpful we needed to stay at a better hotel.
London/Paris
Everything in London was wonderful. Very nice hotel. The excursions were fantastic. The last night, London Eye and Pub dinner were awesome. Paris on the other hand had some issues. The hotel was very run down. Old and dirty carpet. Staff was not polite. The street it was on was dirty and loud. The last night's excursion was misleading. We thought we were going on a dinner cruise on the Seine. Turned out to be dinner at a Bistro, which was horrible. Only one entree choice, veal, and I don't eat veal. So I paid a lot of money for a plate of cold pasta. The boat ride was okay, but the entire dinner could have been nicer. We saw several dinner cruise boats that looked very nice. Our tour director was very nice and helpful. The only improvement could be her availability. The German director made himself available every night to take people out that wanted to have dinner or see another part of the city. Tinni on the other hand, was working on her next week's tour instead of focusing on us.
GREAT TOUR
The tour guide was very very helpful and made it easy for us to get around. I am planning another trip to Europe and plan to go through GoAhead again.
Amazing Trip!
It was a trip of a lifetime.Our tour guide was very helpful and towards the end of our tour everyone was like one big happy family. I would definitely recommend the London & Paris trip to anyone interested in European culture and history. The guided tours are beneficial as well because you get to skip the long lines and they also show you the best places to take photos. I loved every minute of our trip.
London and Paris
Thanks to the Go Ahead Team for making this trip a wonderful and memorable experience from beginning to end. Suggest more on-site tours included with tour package, such as Buckingham Palace or The Louvre ect. rather than a bus sightseeing tour ride with very few stops making photo opportunities limited. Hotels very nice but my rooms had views of either alley/hotel wall (London) or the hotel wall/elevator (Paris). Euro Star train ride was great. When we arrived in Paris, our bus pickup location was not the best choice, at the back of the train station where luggage is distributed, a man walked on to the bus while we were waiting for the luggage to be loaded and took the bus drivers wallet and coat. Our tour director Derick was very good, kept us informed daily of events, helped with directions and provided advice when requested as well as offering additional events to attend. Have recommended Go Ahead tours to friends and co-workers.
Best tour ever
London and Paris is a place to go it's so easy to get around our tour guide was great. My sister and two other friends and I explore the two cities on our own by bus and train it was easy. Our tour guy Geno were helpful .
Epic London/Paris city tour
This trip was an amazing experience that worked perfectly with our needs. Our tour guide was fabulous and the hotels exceeded out expectations.
Goahead tours paris & london
the tour director Jim, was pleasant but not too organized. He helped us get a voucher on our return trip ot the Paris airport which was extremely nice. The goahead tours says they handle the luggage. WRONG! we had to handle all of our luggage on the whole trip. Very tiring and a misrepresentation. Hotel in London was nice but not very centrally located. Goahead should have had a shuttle to metro or to central London. Hotel in Paris was a joke. a cigar box size room not at all ample for a family of three.
Worst ever!
From the start this was a disaster! We were given incorrect info on our flight out. The day we got there I twisted my ankle. My daughter had to ask 4 people at the hotel before she could get ice! The first 3 said NO! Our hotel in London was under construction: no access to emergency exits, only one working elevator due to construction use of the second, no privacy locks, paper thin walls. Our Paris hotel had a pull out couch, not second bed, to sleep on, and a beautiful view of the train yard. When I had the nerve to complain, the second groups tour guide told me, "Deal with it!" On the way home my daughter had breathing issues on the plane and was taken off for emergency medical care. We missed our connecting flight. No one answered at any of the emergency numbers for Go Ahead. We were left on our own, no help, abandoned in the Zurich airport. Go Ahead did nothing even when notified! This was not the vacation I planned for all year!
Great Experience
This trip was one I had wanted to take for a long time. I was not disappointed. Even though it rained everyday in London, the trip on the London Eye, Westminister Abby , St. Paul's Cathedral, and the trip to Bath were outstanding. They provided a lot of history and fun. The Roman bath was very interesting a nd the shopping inthe city of Bath was very good. The ride on the Eurostar was wonderful. Paris was beautiful. The dinner and cruise were great.
