The City of Light is sure to bring a spark to your life, from the fashion, the culture, the architectural heritage, gastronomy and museums! Before you leave, savor French cuisine aboard a River Seine dinner cruise, then make your way a few hours east to the celebrated Champagne region, the land of the most fabled wines, prestigious vineyards, family-run cellars, Gothic grandeur, a rich unrivaled heritage and UNESCO World Heritage sites. Visit the Abbey of Hautvillers, the final resting place of Dom Perignon, creator of one of the most sought-after wines in France.

Get ready for an illuminating experience in the City of Lights! Paris is one of the world's most amazing, gorgeous and romantic cities in the world, and regardless of how many times you've visited, the magnificence of Paris will seduce and inspire you with its unparalleled cuisine, fascinating history, stylish shopping - and its joie de vivre! Fill your days exploring all of the City of Light's landmarks, including Galeries Lafayette, the Opéra Garnier, Sacré Coeur, Le Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Champs Elysées, Folies Bergères, Casino de Paris, Opéra Comique, Mogador and Olympia. The city stays luminous once the sun sets with captivating shows at the theaters and concert halls, and a buzzing scene at the wine bars and cafes! Spend one evening, which is sure to be memorable, floating down the Seine River aboard a gourmet dinner cruise. Ride past the city's famed monuments, including the Eiffel Tower (it's worth another glimpse in all its sparkling glowing glory at night!), the Louvre Museum, and Notre Dame Cathedral, aboard this luxury Parisian riverboat. Soak up the magic of Paris from an onboard dining room while enjoying a gourmet four-course meal.

The best way to experience the Champagne region of France is to tour the wineries and taste - what else? - the champagne! Your private full-day wine tour will take you to the heart of Champagne to visit both a small and a large producer, as well as a local restaurant for lunch. You'll also visit Hautvillers, the charming wine-making village known as the "Cradle of Champagne." Its abbey, which is located on one of the most beautiful sites in Champagne, overlooking the valley and surrounded by an amphitheater of vineyard-covered hills, is the final resting place of Dom Perignon. The "wine of Father Pérignon" became one of the most sought-after wines in France, having been served at Versailles and enjoyed by none other than LouisXIV.