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Guide

Please note also that your tour guide might be changed once or several times during the tour. On some tours, according to the number of passengers, the service may be provided in bilingual (usually in English and Spanish), either accompanied by two tour leaders, one for each language, or a single tour leader for smaller groups explaining in both languages.

Accommodation

Carcasona : CERISE CARCASSONNE SUD or IBIS MARSEILLE CENTRE EUROMED or NOVOTEL SUITES MARSEILLE EUROMED LYON : SAPHIR LYON or TRIBE LYON CROIX ROUSSE or HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS DIJON Dijon : IBIS DIJON CENTRE CLEMEANCEAU or AC MARRIOTT STRASBOURG or HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS BADEN DADEN FRANKFURT : LEONARDO OFFENBACH FRANKFURT or NOVOTEL EST - BAGNOLET or GREET PARIS PTE ITALIE We know how important hotels are on your trip. The hotels have been selected taking into consideration quality, price and location. They are located in the cities we visit, most of them not in the city center but all of them with easy access to public transportation nearby. Our accommodation is not based on luxury hotels. Please keep in mind that standards, bed sizes and room dimensions can vary between hotels of the same class in different locations. All rooms are equipped with private bathroom and TV. Some of them also offer a mini-bar, safe box, and hair dryer. Many hotels, mainly in North Europe, do not have air conditioning or local legislation establishes limited dates of use.

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Others

Ticket admission: Carcasone castle, Carrieres de Lumiere show , Savigny Medieval Castle , Triberg Falls , Heidelberg castle including pharmacy and wine cellar Funicular: Lyon, Heidelberg

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Day 1 Day 1: Barcelona, Girona, Besalu, Colliure, Carcassonne
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Barcelona, Girona, Besalu, Colliure, Carcassonne

Welcome to your tour with Europamundo!We’ll travel to northern Catalonia, starting with a visit to Girona. Here, you’ll have time to explore the city’s magnificent historic center, filled with medieval architecture and Roman, Arab, and Hebrew influences. We recommend visiting the Cathedral of Saint Mary, an impressive Gothic structure located in the upper part of the city, as well as the old Jewish quarter, known for its narrow, picturesque streets. Next, we’ll head to the charming medieval town of Besalú. You’ll have time for lunch and to explore its quaint streets, the impressive, fortified stone bridge, the castle, the Jewish baths, and the old pilgrim hospital. After lunch, we’ll continue into French Catalonia, stopping in Collioure, a small coastal town full of charm. You can enjoy its beautiful beach, wander through the port and narrow alleys, and visit the impressive castle, built on an ancient Roman castrum that once housed the court of the kings of Mallorca. If you’re interested, you can also visit the tomb of the poet Antonio Machado. In the evening, we’ll arrive in Carcassonne, considered Europe’s finest fortified city. We suggest taking a nighttime stroll to admire the beautifully lit walls and enjoying dinner at one of the many charming restaurants in the Cité.
Day 2 Day 2: Carcassonne, Narbona, Marseille
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 2: Carcassonne, Narbona, Marseille

We’ll start the morning in Carcassonne. Accompanied by our guide, we’ll visit the impressive Castle of the Counts (admission included) and the medieval walls. Afterward, you’ll have some free time to explore on your own. After lunch, we’ll head to Narbonne, where you’ll have the chance to discover this charming Occitan city and its picturesque historic center. In the evening, we’ll arrive in Marseille, France’s second-largest city. We recommend taking a stroll through the lively Vieux Port, known for its vibrant atmosphere and numerous small restaurants.
Day 3 Day 3: Marseille, Arles, Avignon, Lyon
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: Marseille, Arles, Avignon, Lyon

Villages, landscapes, history – today we’ll see some of the most beautiful places in Provence. In Arles, a UNESCO World Heritage city, we’ll explore its Roman and medieval legacy and be reminded of Van Gogh. In Les Baux, we’ll visit this small medieval village and include admission to Carrières de Lumières, an impressive underground show that combines art, image, and sound in its old quarries. We’ll have time for lunch and a stroll in Avignon, home to the immense Palais des Papes. Our journey will continue to Lyon, where we’ll walk through the World Heritage Site old town and take the cable car up to Notre-Dame de Fourvière, a huge basilica offering a great view over the city.Note: If tickets for the Carrières de Lumières show are unavailable due to closure or high demand, we will instead transfer to the Roman aqueduct of Pont du Gard.
Day 4 Day 4: Lyon, Tournus, Savigny Castle, Beaune, Dijon
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 4: Lyon, Tournus, Savigny Castle, Beaune, Dijon

We’ll set off from Lyon and head to the Burgundy region. Our first stop will be Tournus, a quaint little town with an imposing stone gate and a large abbey. After that, we’ll travel to Beaune, where we’ll have time for lunch and to explore the wine capital of Burgundy. We recommend visiting the wine museum or the historic hospice. Next, we’ll visit the Savigny Castle, situated in the heart of this winemaking region. Built in the 15th century, the castle houses extraordinary museums featuring motorbikes, racing cars, planes, and helicopters. Our journey will continue to Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, known for its lively streets and numerous medieval and Renaissance buildings, including the standout Palace of the Dukes.
Day 5 Day 5: Dijon, Besancon, Colmar, Riquewihr, Ribeauville, Strasbourg
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 5: Dijon, Besancon, Colmar, Riquewihr, Ribeauville, Strasbourg

While still in the Burgundy region, we’ll stop in Besançon, a city of Roman origin with a beautiful historic center and a 17th-century citadel that overlooks the town. We’ll then continue our journey to Alsace, a French region that has been contested between France and Germany for centuries. Alsace retains its own German dialect, Alsatian, along with architecture and traditions deeply rooted in Germanic culture. Our first stop in Alsace will be Colmar, a city with unique architecture, colorful half-timbered houses and canals winding through the town. Colmar is also famous for its white wine and gastronomy. You’ll have time for lunch and a leisurely walk. In the afternoon, we’ll visit two of the most beautiful towns in Alsace: Riquewihr, a medieval town with cobblestone streets and colorful houses that look like they’re straight out of a fairy tale—it even inspired scenes from Beauty and the Beast— and Ribeauvillé, known for its charming historic center and castle ruins that overlook the town. We’ll arrive in Strasbourg in the evening. We recommend taking a walk around the cathedral area and Petite France, both filled with charming spots and cozy restaurants.
Day 6 Day 6: Strasbourg, Fribourg, Triberg, Gengenbach, Baden Baden
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 6: Strasbourg, Fribourg, Triberg, Gengenbach, Baden Baden

We’ll start our day in Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace and home to the European Parliament. The city’s historic center is a true gem, with its charming medieval streets, a stunning Gothic cathedral, and picturesque canals lined with flowers. We’ll include a boat trip through the canals of Petite France to fully appreciate this beautiful area. Afterward, we’ll cross into Germany, passing through the scenic mountain landscapes and towns of the Black Forest. In Freiburg, you’ll have time for lunch and a walk through this lively university city, known for its medieval center and impressive cathedral. We’ll then continue through the Black Forest to Triberg, one of the most picturesque towns in the region, famous for its cuckoo clocks. We’ll include admission to the Triberg Waterfalls, Germany’s highest waterfalls, which you’ll reach via a lovely walking path. Next, we’ll visit Gengenbach, a charming town with a beautiful central square, before heading to Baden-Baden for the night. This spa town, once a favorite retreat for European nobility and the upper bourgeoisie, still exudes an air of elegance with its casinos, architecture, and parks.
Day 7 Day 7: Baden Baden, Speyer, Heidelberg, Frankfurt
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 7: Baden Baden, Speyer, Heidelberg, Frankfurt

We’ll begin the day with some free time in Baden-Baden for a relaxing stroll through its lovely parks before we head to Rhineland-Palatinate. Our first stop will be Speyer, a historic city along the Rhine River. Here, you can explore the grand Romanesque cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and wander through the old quarter, where Alte Münze stands out. We’ll then make our way to Heidelberg, where a cable car will take us up to the impressive castle, offering breathtaking views over the city (tickets included). Your ticket includes access to the castle’s gardens, wineries, and the apothecary museum. Afterward, you’ll have time for lunch and a leisurely walk through the old town, including the Marktplatz. In the afternoon, we’ll arrive in Frankfurt, a bustling financial center known for its modern skyscrapers, historic old town, scenic views of the Rhine River, and vibrant nightlife.
Day 8 Day 8: Frankfurt, Luxembourg, Reims, Paris
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 8: Frankfurt, Luxembourg, Reims, Paris

We’ll journey to France, beginning with a visit to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, a small country where both German (Luxembourgish dialect) and French are spoken. We’ll arrive in Luxembourg, a cosmopolitan city that seamlessly blends its rich history with the modernity of being a financial hub and a key location for European institutions. Some of its highlights include the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the city’s fortifications, the Grand Ducal Palace, and the Notre-Dame Cathedral. After lunch, we’ll continue our journey into France. In the heart of the Champagne-producing region, we’ll stop in Reims, where you can marvel at its stunning Gothic cathedral, the historic site of numerous French royal coronations. We’ll arrive in Paris by the end of the day.
Day 9 Day 9: Paris
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 9: Paris

After breakfast, our journey will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories.

9 days tour

Catalonia, South Of France, Burgundy, Alsace And Black Fores

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Itinerary of your trip Catalonia, South Of France, Burgundy, Alsace And Black Fores

Day 1: Barcelona, Girona, Besalu, Colliure, Carcassonne

Day 2: Carcassonne, Narbona, Marseille

Day 3: Marseille, Arles, Avignon, Lyon

Day 4: Lyon, Tournus, Savigny Castle, Beaune, Dijon

Day 5: Dijon, Besancon, Colmar, Riquewihr, Ribeauville, Strasbourg

Day 6: Strasbourg, Fribourg, Triberg, Gengenbach, Baden Baden

Day 7: Baden Baden, Speyer, Heidelberg, Frankfurt

Day 8: Frankfurt, Luxembourg, Reims, Paris

Day 9: Paris

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