New Year's in Paris

Champagne - Paris - Normandy - Versailles

Celebrate the New Year with an unforgettable getaway combining the elegance of Champagne, the highlights of Paris, the historic beaches of Normandy, and magnificent Versailles.

Wednesday, Dec. 30
Reims & Champagne Experience/Paris
Depart Wiesbaden and travel to the Champagne region and the historic city of Reims, famous for its magnificent cathedral and world-renowned Champagne houses. Enjoy a Champagne Experience, including a visit to one of the region's Champagne producers and, of course, a tasting of authentic French Champagne. Continue to Paris in the for Hotel check-in in Paris and evening at leisure.

Thursday, Dec. 31
Paris & New Year's Eve
After breakfast, discover the highlights of the French capital during a guided Paris City Tour, featuring many of the city's famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Notre-Dame area, Place de la Concorde and more. The afternoon offers the opportunity explore Paris during free time to, shop, and prepare for the evening. Enjoy a dinner and river cruise before welcoming 2027 in the City of Light.

Friday, Jan. 1
Bonjour 2027!/Paris at Leisure
Enjoy a well-deserved late start and leisurely breakfast after the New Year's Eve celebrations. The day is yours to experience Paris at your own pace. Several major Paris attractions traditionally remain open on January 1, offering plenty of sightseeing opportunities. These include the Musée d'Orsay, Musée de l'Orangerie, Eiffel Tower, Sacré-Coeur, Notre-Dame, Conciergerie and other selected attractions.

Saturday, Jan. 2
Versailles Palace & Return Home
Breakfast and hotel check-out. Opportunity to visit the magnificent Palace of Versailles, the former royal residence of Louis XIV and one of France's most impressive historic landmarks.

Tourist passports are required for this trip.

Cost

$799 for Adults, $699 for Children 2–11, $199 for Infants, $379 Single room supplement.

Registration Information

Register at Outdoor Recreation by Nov. 4.

Program
Outdoor Recreation