EXCURSIONS
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Super Euro Shuttle offers you a large scale of sightseeing tours in Paris and to other touristic areas in France. Our selection of excursions departing from Paris, enables you to discover places such as Giverny, Versailles, Loire Valley castles, Mount St Michel, D-Day beaches or Reims and its Champaign . You can also make your customized journey for excursions by filling the form on this website. We will always propose you a sightseeing journey at the best price.
Claude Monnet, the master of impressionism lived in his house in Giverny for a long time. The residence of Claude Monnet from 1883 to 1926, this house in Giverny still carries master’s character.The garden conceived by Monnet is itself a piece of art. By walking through the garden visitors can see and feel where Monnet’s inspiration comes from. .
On 6th June 1944, the Calvados beaches entered world history with famous Normandy Landings when the Allied forces came to liberate Europe and restore Peace, with heavy human loss.
Le Mémorial de Caen, built around the “reconciliation” theme, shows the damages caused by the war and pay tribute to the people who fought and died for their ideals.
The Normandy American Cemetery, which was inaugurated in 1956, lies at the heart of a vast seventy-hectare site granted to the United States by the French Government.
Overlooking Omaha Beach, it contains 9,386 white marble crosses or stars of David arranged in impeccable rows.
One of the most ancient castles, which served for many dynasties of French Kings, among which Henri IV is the most popular. With over 1500 rooms at the heart of 130 acres of parkland and gardens, a visit to Fontainebleau opens up an unparalleled view of French history, art history and architecture.
A visit to the Reims means discover the famous Champagne houses of France. Proud of their traditions, the Champagne houses will open their doors to the connoisseurs and novices to show how they make their mythical wine and you could visit the wine cellars which were dug into the limestone.
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