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A Tale Of Three Cities
/ (10 Days)
(First
Class / Independant) |
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London
. Paris . Rome |
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"Daily
Departure Guaranteed"
All the year round
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DAY 01 |
USA to
London |
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Depart
USA to London ,meals , drinks and in-flight entertainment
included |
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DAY 02 |
London
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Arrival
in London , transfer independently to your hotel ,
check-in to your hotel . Remainder of the day is at
leisure. Overnight |
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DAY 03 |
London
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After
breakfast , visit London's West End & Westminster Abbey ,
This tour offers you the chance to see London's most
historical sights and includes a visit to Westminster
Abbey. Tour starts with a drive through Westminster, past
Downing Street, home to the Prime Minister, then on to the
Houses of Parliament and the famous Big Ben. The tour
stops for a visit inside Westminster Abbey, site of many
royal coronations. We visit Poet's Corner to see the tombs
of many well-known scientists and monarchs and also the
Chapel of Henry VII. The tour then takes you to Buckingham
Palace to see the colorful ceremony of the Changing of the
Guard. Driving through busy streets and past peaceful
parks, the tour continues through Piccadilly, home of
London's theatreland and finishes in Trafalgar Square with
its impressive Nelson's Column. Tour start from a meeting
point minutes from your hotel. Overnight |
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DAY 04 |
LONDON |
After
breakfast , Free day at leisure or enjoy an (optional)
tour to The Tower of London & River Cruise
The tour commences with a
cruise on the River Thames during which a 'Thames
Waterman' will point out the places of interest along
the way, such as the Houses of Parliament, Tower
Bridge and the South Bank. Disembark at the Tower of
London, home to the world famous Crown Jewels and host
to many dark and bloody secrets, meet the magnificent
Beefeaters, clad in their Tudor uniforms, hear the
legend of the ravens and some spine chilling tales
from the Tower's 900 year history. See the infamous
Bloody Tower where the Princes were murdered,
Beauchamp Tower where visitors can read carved
inscriptions of past prisoners, and Traitors Gate
where those unlucky enough had their heads impaled. As
the afternoon ends we drive back through the City of
London, past Mansion House (home of the Lord Mayor of
London), the bank of England and St Paul's Cathedral.
($85). Tour start from a meeting point minutes from
your hotel. Overnight
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DAY 05 |
LONDON
- PARIS |
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After
breakfast , after breakfast ,
transfer independently to Airport for flight to Paris.
Arrival at the city of lights . Transfer independently to
Hotel. Check-in to your hotel , remainder of the day is at
leisure to enjoy fabulous city with its grand avenues and
boulevards and eternal monuments |
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DAY 06 |
PARIS
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After
breakfast , morning free at leisure. Afternoon enjoy a
panoramic tour in Paris including a strong characteristic
of the French people is the respect they have for their
history and the restoration of their national monuments.
The result of this preservation of the past has greatly
contributed to the beauty of Paris today. This tour
includes: Place de la Concorde - Avenue Champs-Elysees
- Arc de Triomphe - A prestigious and residential area
near the Bois de Boulogne - One hour cruise on the Seine
river - A guided visit to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel
Tower to admire the superb panorama over Paris.
Clients may leave the tour at the Eiffel Tower.
Tour start
from a meeting point (minutes from your hotel).Overnight
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DAY 07 |
PARIS
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After
breakfast , (optional) tour discover Paris in depth by
visiting the Louvre museum with its famous masterpieces (Monalisa,...)
and its different variety of civilisations from ancient
egyptian and roman to modern arts.Afternoon stroll along
the boulevards and browse in the chic boutiques like
Printemps and Galerie La Fayette at the elegant district
of Opera. In the evening enjoy the traditional French
soiree at St. Michel and the Latin quarter with its famous
old classical French cafes. ($95) Tour start from a
meeting point (minutes from your hotel). Overnight
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DAY 08 |
PARIS -
ROME |
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After breakfast , departure
to airport for your flight to Rome . Arrive Rome.
Remainder of the day is free at leisure. Or perhaps an
(optional) tour to discover Rome by Night "Illuminated
Rome" Visiting Piazza dell'Esquilino - San
taMaria Maggiore Basilica - Piazza Venezia - Colosseum -
Palatino - Theatre of Marcellus - the Capitol - Castel
Sant'Angelo - The Vatican City with St. Peter's Basilica -
Piazza Navona (stop) - Via del Corso - Trevi
Fountain (stop) - Piazza dell'Esquilino ($75) |
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DAY 09 |
ROME
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After breakfast , Enjoy a visit
to Castel S. Angelo - The Vatican Museums (visit) -
The Tapestry Gallery - The Raphael Rooms -
The Sistine Chapel - The Vatican Library.
Afternoon enjoy an (optional) tour visit Aurelian Walls -
Via Veneto - Piazza Venezia (stop) - The Capitol
Square (visit) - View of Roman Forum - Historical Maps
- Church of San Pietro in Vincoli with Michelangelo's
statue of Moses - Colosseum - Arch of Costantine - Arch of
Titus - The Pyramid of Caius Cestius - The Basilica of
St. Paul outside the walls (visit) - Circo Maximus.
($75). Evening free at leisure (B)
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DAY 10 |
ROME -
USA |
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After
breakfast , transfer by Global Gate Vacations to airport
for your homebound flight arrives the same day |
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TOUR FEATURES |
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Scheduled transatlantic flight (round trip ticket) from &
to NYC (Land & Air) |
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(For
supplements from other US gateways please refer to our
reservation department)
Flights
London / Paris and Paris / Rome (Land & Air) |
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Accommodation at hotel |
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with daily breakfast |
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Sightseeing as per itinerary |
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Guiding fees |
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Departure
transfer in Rome (Land & Air) |
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NOT INCLUDED |
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Airport taxes and september 11th security fees
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Optional tours |
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2012/ 2013 A Tale of Three Cities 10 Days (First Class /
Independant)
Prices are Valid for the period
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Between |
And |
Land Only
FIRST CLASS |
Land &
Air FIRST CLASS |
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Jan 18 |
MAR 28
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1185 |
1835 |
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APR 01 |
APR 29 |
1295 |
2295 |
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MAY 01 |
MAY 30 |
1475 |
2595 |
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JUN 03 |
JUN 27 |
1445 |
2495 |
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JUL 01 |
JUL 29 |
1245 |
2595 |
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JUL 31 |
AUG 26 |
1235 |
2475 |
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AUG 28 |
SEP 02 |
1275 |
2275 |
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SEP 04 |
SEP 09 |
1275 |
2245 |
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SEP 11 |
OCT 21 |
1475 |
2345 |
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OCT 23 |
NOV 28 |
1195 |
2295 |
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DEC 02 |
DEC 16 |
1245 |
2195 |
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DEC 17 |
DEC 31 |
1575 |
2745 |
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JAN 01( 2013) |
MAR 12 |
1285 |
1995 |
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Much of
today's London would still be recognizable to a Victorian
time-traveller - the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge, the
imposing railway terminal at Paddington, King's Cross, St. Pancras and the exuberant Royal Courts of Justice. While
London continued to expand exponentially, it also pioneered
the infrastructure that makes a modern metropolis function -
drains, artificial lighting, hospitals, parks, schools,
public libraries and theatres - the world's first.
Underground railway, tramways - at first horse-drawn, then
electric - apartment blocks, town halls, a fire brigade and
last but not least, vast cemeteries, such as those at
Highgate, Brompton or Kensal Green.
Like all
the world's greatest capitals, Paris lives at a fast pace,
by day, by night and especially at rush hours. It is divided
into 20 arrondissements that spiral out like a snail shell
from the first, centered around the Louvre, of which certain
quarters like the Montmartre, Montparnasse and the Marais
are real villages within the city. Paris is the world
capital of art and culture because it has some of the most
famous museums and monuments in the world like the Eiffel
Tower, the Notre-Dame cathedral and many more. With its
history and architectural patrimony, Paris is living, moving
and evolving every day.
For three millennia Rome has played an essential role in
civilization, religion, art, architecture, and gastronomy. Known
as the “Eternal City”, Rome is home to some of the most remarkable
sites in the world, like the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and the
Vatican, to name just a few. With its mixture of ancient ruins and
contemporary living, Rome charms and excites all of her visitors.
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