Paris, France - Strasbourg, France 9 days trip

The City of Lights boasts fascinating architecture, rich culture, and amazing cuisine, making it one of the best destinations in the world.

With its antique shops, art galleries, squares, and great restaurants, the Place des Vosges is an incarnation of charm.

As the most renowned art gallery in the world, with the Mona Lisa as its crown jewel, the Louvre could take a week or more to visit in depth.

This avenue is the most vivid place in Paris, with excellent restaurants, theaters, and luxury boutiques at every turn.

The most iconic monument of Paris, The Eiffel Tower is a Symbol of France and offers the highest observation deck in Europe at 276m high.

The town of Versailles is the symbol of the French monarchy, and considered as the apogee of classical arts in France.

Built in the 17C in typical Classical style, this castle is one of the most prestigious in the region.

These French gardens are some of the most lovely and romantic in all of Paris.

Enjoy an amazing view of Paris at the romantic surroundings this basilica offers.

Stroll through the narrow streets and discover the restaurants and boutiques in the Marais quarter.

One of the most lively quarters of Paris, the nightlife, dining and entertainment options here seem endless.

This small town is dominated by its massive castle and amazing forest, and is a popular weekend destination for Parisians.

This romantic town in the Picadry region proudly displays its Medieval heritage, architecture, monuments, and art.

This breathtaking museum in an old train station focuses on 19C art, and holds concerts and other performance on an ongoing basis.

At more than 900 ha, this is a welcome greenspace in Paris, including its lakes, fountains, zoo, and more.

With its "Fontaine des Fleuves" and obelisk, this is one of the most picturesque sites in Paris.

Dedicated to the work of Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel, this museum is home to "The Thinker". 

Considered the capital of the Centre region, this city is excellent for lovers of history and quality dining.

This small town is famous for its magnificent attractions: Chantilly Castle and the vast park and forest that surround it.

A 13C architectural masterpiece, the Notre Dame Cathedral is a monument of Paris and a historical gem worth exploring.

If you're in the mood for a luxurious shopping experience, visit the shops in this square, including Boucheron and Van Cleef and Arpels.

Hidden beneath the streets of Paris are these amazing ossuaries, made up of the remains of over 6 million people.

This mostly residential island in the middle of the Seine is a peaceful place to walk at and get a wonderful meal.

Hidden in the forest, this massive 22 m tall monster was designed by the Swiss artist Jean Tinguely and took over 30 years to build.

Built in the 17C, this typical Louis XIII castle has a lovely park and a superb Renaissance water garden.

Troyes is a seemingly endless display of art, complimented by at least 10 churches with stained glass from the 12C to the 20C.

Admire the beautiful and typical Troyan architecture and enjoy the lovely atmosphere of the Old Troyes.

This museum holds approximately 2,000 works, representing the major art movements since the early 19C.

Built in the 16C, this hotel is a remarkable example of Troyan architecture.

This national monument of France is noted particularly for its 14C to 19C stained-glass windows.

Take a day to discover the breathtaking lakes, rivers, and huge forests of the Morvan.

Built in the 17C in typical Classical style, this castle is one of the most prestigious in the region.

With excellent 13C Gothic art and windows, this basilica also displays some modern artworks.

The capital of the Lower Burgundy region, this town boasts a remarkable cathedral and a magnificent abbey.

This small town is dominated by its massive castle and amazing forest, and is a popular weekend destination for Parisians.

Rich in traditions, Reims has also become a modern and dynamic metropolis full of history and excellent cuisine.

A stroll through this historic center reveals numerous charming details of this town.

Take your time and discover all the secrets of one of the most famous cathedrals in the world.

This 17C bishops residence houses many holy relics, including a 12C chalice for royal communions.

The oldest in Reims, this Medieval basilica, with an abbey-turned-museum, has something to admire at every turn.

A surreal forest, home to numerous species of dwarf trees, including dwarf beeches, oak, chestnut, and more.

This romantic town in the Picadry region proudly displays its Medieval heritage, architecture, monuments, and art.

Troyes is a seemingly endless display of art, complimented by at least 10 churches with stained glass from the 12C to the 20C.

With a rich history, diverse architecture, and a wealth of cultural monuments, this vibrant city offers something for everyone.

A remarkable Gothic style cathedral built in the 13C, St. Stephen Cathedral boasts one of the world's highest naves.

Explore this amazing town, known for its well preserved historic sites, rich culture, and excellent cuisine.

An elegant 20C church built in Neo-Romanesque style, designed to make the area have a more German feel.

The main train station in Metz is known for its elegant design, beautiful stained glass, and historic charm.

Home to an excellent collection of modern and contemporary artwork, this museum is recognized for its unique roof structure.

Dating to pre-medieval times, this ancient structure dates to 380 AD and was converted into a church in the 7C.

Tour these preserved fortificatoins, built during the 19C in order to protect Metz during a time of tension between France and Germany.

Strasbourg harmoniously combines its governmental importance with the wonder generated by great museums and superb architecture.

Enjoy exploring the historic center of Strasbourg, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988.

The beautiful "Petite France" is the historical quarter of Strasbourg and it is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This museum hols the works of Dore, Ernst, Kandinsky, Arpart, and many more.

Built between the 11C and the 15C and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this cathedral is one of the largest in France.

This "Little Venice" retains a deep Alsatian appearance and culture, with wine-tasting and exploration as additional highlights.

Enjoy this street full of charm and pay attention to the encorbelled Renaissance houses.

The Museum of Archaeology of Strasbourg covers history from the Neolithic era to the Merovingian period.

After visiting Notre Dame Cathedral, visit this museum dedicated to Alsatian art.

This museum is dedicated to Strasbourg's arts and crafts and offers a nice collection of tapestries.

This museum provides a wonderful look at Alsatien life through the centuries, with artifacts housed in three charming buildings.

The Historical Museum of Strasbourg offers a journey trough the city's history and development.