6-day package French Open 2025

Pre and post tour planning available

Make the most of your journey by extending your trip to some of the world’s most captivating destinations. We create tailor-made tours in Italy, Spain, Germany, Greece, Switzerland, and beyond — crafted exclusively for you and your travel party. Whether you want to explore before arriving in Paris for the French Open 2025 or add an unforgettable post-event experience, we’ll design a seamless, luxury itinerary to match your preferences. Let us take care of every detail while you enjoy world-class tennis and the best of European travel.

Comfort Package - 4* Hôtel Thérèse

Superior Double Room | 15 m2 | Desk | Individually controlled air conditioning | Personal safe | Bluetooth speakers | Mini bar | Slippers | Bathrobes | Fragonard hospitality products | TV with integrated chromecast | Free high-speed Wi-Fi | No smoking Deluxe Double Room | 19 m² | Desk | Individually controlled air conditioning | Personal safe | Bluetooth speakers | Mini bar | Slippers | Bathrobes | Fragonard hospitality products | TV with integrated chromecast | Free high-speed Wi-Fi | No smoking

Comfort Package - 4* Hôtel Baume

Classic Room 14 m² | Superior Double or Twin Room 16-20 m² | View of the patio or the Odeon Theatre | Air conditioning | Private bathroom | Soundproofing | Minibar | Free WiFi | Flat screen TV | No smoking | Baume's Wellness Institut | Saint Germain | Only 35 rooms in the hotel

We're not only about sports

We specialize in crafting customizable tours that take you to the most fascinating spots around. We select only the best guides to enhance your experience, inviting you to enjoy the most scenic views, partake in top-tier tastings, and uncover the coolest hidden gems in each city. Whether you're looking to explore historical landmarks, indulge in local cuisine, or just soak in the beauty of your surroundings, we ensure every aspect of your journey is memorable. Join us for an adventure that transcends the usual travel experience, tailored just for you.

Booking international flights

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Payment Plan

100% deposit upon confirmation

Option 2. Wine & Loire Valley Castles

Chambord On this full-day, small-group journey to the Loire Valley from Paris, see three medieval chateaux. Ride in comfort with a six-person maximum in a chaffeured Mercedes minivan. During this full-day excursion from Paris, marvel at the beautiful châteaux of the Loire Valley and savor its renowned regional wine. First, take a tour to Château de Chambord, which served as the model for Disney's "Beauty and the Beast."

Chambord

Unique architectural jewel built starting in 1519 at the request of François I, a lover of the arts and passionate hunter, the château of Chambord has become emblematic of the French Renaissance in Europe and throughout the world. What you will find, however, at this 16th-century gem, is an innovative architectural feature to move between floors: the Chambord staircase, which has two spirals so that two people can use the staircase at the same time without running into one another!

Blois

You'll have just under two hours to enjoy some free time in a quaint town of Blois, the official residence of the King of France during the Renaissance. The Château de Blois also houses the Museum of Fine Arts. Located on the first floor of the Louis-XII wing, the museum exhibits sculptures and other works of art, including paintings by masters such as Rubens, Ingres and Boucher. Below the castle is a lively old town with narrow streets and ancient buildings. Blois was in its heyday as a royal town in the 16th century and much of its architecture reflects this period though there are also buildings dating to the 12th century.

Chenonceau Castle

Finally, we reach splendid Château de Chenonceau to marvel its numerous sweeping stone carvings and taste some wines. Among the legendary proprietors that gave Chenonceau the moniker "the Ladies' Château," Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medici, you shouldn't miss the magnificent main hall that spans the Cher river or the gardens they created. The chapel, bedrooms, and spectacular domed kitchens are still furnished.

Wine Tasting

You can opt for a second wine tasting in the castle's vaulted wine cellar. This journey is a feast for the senses, featuring three very gorgeous castles, delectable cuisine and wine, and the Loire Valley's breathtaking countryside.

Option 3. Versailles Palace

Versailles Beyond Paris, the château and grounds of Versailles are a must-see. There is no better place in France to relive history during the reign of the Sun King. You will be astounded by Louis XIV's splendor as you pass through the Hall of Mirror, which has hosted the most significant personalities since the 18th century. Admire the Stabling amenities and the Royal Apartments. Then enter Marie Antoinette's world and explore her estate and Trianon. Learn about the magnificent French-style gardens that the master Le Notre created. Your pass includes priority access.

Versailles

After four years of devastating fighting, the First World War came to an end in 1919 in Versailles. The treaty, which represented “peace” for some and a “diktat” for others, also sowed the seeds of the Second World War, which would break out twenty years later. Lunch is served at the restaurant "La Petite Venise" located in the palace park facing the beautiful Grand Canal. 3 courses to choose, drinks included (soft drink or glass of wine+coffee).

Gardens & Trianon

The guided tour of the Trianons, which are enormous lodges designed to resemble mansions and were favorite retreats of Louis XV and Louis XVI, will continue in the afternoon. Visit the Queen's Hamlet, where Marie Antoinette performed as a shepherdess beginning in 1783.

Fontains

April through October (Saturdays and Sundays) and mid-May to the end of June (Tuesdays) are the dates for the Versailles Fountain Show Special Program. You have the choice to view the stunning fountain presentations for a limited period of time, which showcase the expertise and creativity of three centuries of French garden engineering and design. The music for the display was written during the reign of Louis XIV.