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Spring and Easter breaks in Paris
February 12, 2020

A dose of culture
Paris has a wealth of extraordinary museums to choose from and an ever-changing array of exhibitions means there’s always something new to see. The big hitters include the Louvre neighbouring the pretty Tuileries Garden, and the architecturally splendid Fondation Louis Vuitton, set within the expansive Bois de Boulogne.
We also highly recommend lesser-known gems such as the Musée National Rodin and Musée de la Vie Romantique, both of which have attractive gardens.

Stroll along the Seine
From the Eiffel Tower to Île Saint-Louis, strolling along the River Seine is the perfect way to discover Paris. Often called ‘The most beautiful avenue of Paris’, this river will lead you past many of the city’s most famous landmarks. Another great way to discover these sights is to take one of the many river cruises, allowing you to sit back, relax and enjoy the changing cityscape go by at a gentle pace.


The splendour of Versailles
Spring sees a glorious return to splendour for the gardens at the world-famous Château de Versailles, just outside Paris. The numerous flowerbeds come back in bloom, adding bright splashes of colour against a backdrop of ornate fountains and impressive waterfalls. Start your day early to ensure you have plenty of time to visit both the palace and its extensive grounds. From April 4 you can also enjoy the popular musical fountain and garden shows.

An animal adventure
Make the most of the warmer weather with a fun day out at the Paris Zoological Park. Spanning 36 acres of the Bois de Vincennes it forms part of the impressive National Museum of Natural History. As specialists in observing animal behaviour, look out for interesting events such as breakfast with the giraffes and meeting manatees – something the whole family will delight in.


Journey out to Giverny
The beauty of Claude Monet’s enchanting garden in the picturesque town of Giverny, situated to the north west of Paris, is almost as famous at his much-loved Impressionist paintings. Visit his lovingly kept house and garden before wandering over to see the famous lily pond garden, which gives you a glorious feeling of walking right into one of his artworks. In springtime the garden is at its finest, making this a wonderful trip for art and garden lovers alike.

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