Nine days in France, structured around three genuinely different corners of the country, gives student groups a cross-section that a Paris-only trip never could. Your group arrives in the capital and spends the first several days moving through the city with a rhythm that allows things to actually sink in — the arc of the Seine, the weight of the Louvre's collections, the Haussmann boulevards that still organize daily Parisian life. Then the tour shifts west toward the walled port city of St. Malo, where the Atlantic coastline and the corsair history feel like a completely different France from the one you just left. The Loire Valley closes the loop, delivering the château country that defines so much of French Renaissance identity — royal ambition rendered in stone, surrounded by the vineyards and flat river light of the French interior.
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Read every review on Trustpilot“Passports, I cannot begin to thank you enough for helping craft such a spectacular tour! Being a theatre educator, having some arts experiences was important to me — and you delivered. My students and I were talking about the workshop for days! Josephine and the Mouse Singer at the Greek National Opera House was unlike anything my students or I had experienced before.”
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