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Vaux le Vicomte
The chateau of Vaux le Vicomte is located at 30 miles to the south east of Paris.
It was built in 1656 by Nicolas Fouquet, the finance minister of King Louis XIVth, and is the origin of Versailles.
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Caen Memorial
The Mémorial de Caen museum is a top tourist attraction in Normandy. The museum spaces tell the history of the Second World War, the D-Day Landing, the Battle of Normandy and the Cold War.
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Amboise Castle
The medieval fortress of Amboise made way for a royal residence with King Charles VIII and François I. The Court and numerous artists stayed here, as Leonardo da Vinci, whose tomb is in the chapel. Exceptional collection of furniture, beautiful gardens overlooking the Loire.
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Moulin Rouge
Since 1889, the Moulin Rouge, mecca of the parisian party, immortalized by Toulouse-Lautrec, world-famous thanks to its French Cancan presents Music-Hall shows. Today, “Féerie” : feathers, rhinestones and sequins, 60 artists on stage, 2 hours of an amazing time… The Moulin Rouge, a magical place and a must with family, friends or lovers!
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Outlet Shopping Village
The Luxury Outlet Shopping Experience! More than 95 prestigious brands offer their stylish products from previous seasons’ collections at prices reduced by a minimum of 33%* and often more, seven days a week, 35 mn from Paris and 5 mn from Disney parks. Armani, Calvin Klein Jeans, …
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Louvre
In the heart of Paris, this former mediaeval fortress and palace of the kings of France exhibits collections of art from the Ancient World, the East and Islam up to the mid 19th century. The Louvre became a museum in 1793 and covers a period of nearly five thousand years. Numerous temporary exhibitions and events are organised in the Louvre Auditorium throughout the year. Whether you come alone, with a companion or in a group, you can explore the museum’s collections in various ways. The Audioguide Louvre-Nintendo 3DS is available for adults and for children. For groups, an official guide from the Louvre can guide you through the rooms.
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Crazy Horse
Désirs, the Crazy Horse Paris show, was directed by internationally renowned choreographer Philippe Decouflé. Désirs combines the raw talent and beauty of the legendary dancers, with stunning lighting and projection effects and sensuous choreography to create a unique show where reflections and images meet in a kaleidoscope of colors and textured designs.
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Lido
The famous cabaret of Champs-Elysées :70 artistes on stage including the legendary Bluebell Girls, breathtaking scenes, an ice skating rink, 23 monumental sets, 600 sumptuous costumes. A Whirlwind of feathers and sequins! (Dinner & Show / Champagne & Show)
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Provins
Within an hour’s reach of Paris, Provins is one of the best preserved medieval cities in France. Every street corner evokes the great splendor of the old capital of the Counts of Champagne. Nearly all built in the 12th and 13th centuries, this unique historical heritage became part of UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
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Paradis Latin
It is the most Parisian of the great Cabarets, located in the heart of the Left Bank, just a few minutes walk from Notre Dame and the Pantheon. Built by Gustave Eiffel in 1889, it is National landmark and home to the Hit Show “Paradis à la Folie”. Quality dining, service and a stunning review, featuring of course the famous French Cancan, guarantee you an unforgettable evening at the most Parisian of the great Cabarets.
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