8-Day Honeymoon in Paris and Alsace

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After breakfast, you will join a baguette and baking class with a professional baker based in Paris. The class takes three hours, and the chefs will share their secrets as they guide you through the kneading, shaping and creation of your dough. You'll learn not only how to create La Baguette but also the infinite possibilities of the Fougasse - the French artisan bread that can be filled with an endless variety of delicious ingredients. During the evening you'll travel back in time, and explore the scandalous side of Paris on an original walking tour.

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This morning you meet a local guide and explore some of the hidden corners of Paris. Join your local expert guide and treasure hunter to discover a hidden part of the city: the stunning Covered Passages. Just as you finish, you will make your way to the Marais district, a historically Jewish district of Paris, for a cheese and wine tasting in a Parisian cellar.

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After being picked up, and then taking the train into Alsace, you'll arrive in picturesque Colmar.
No part of France can compare when it comes to the warm welcome travellers and wine lovers receive when they visit the vineyards and picturesque villages here. The capital of the Alsace wine region, Colmar looks for all the world as though it has been plucked from the pages of a medieval folk tale. Your hotel will be in the alley-woven heart of the old town.

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Make your way after breakfast and meet your guide for this full-day tour. The tour will take you through the local villages of Turckheim, the rolling hills of the Vosges mountains and so much more. Your return to Colmar early evening via the Munster Valley will allow you to enjoy once again the view of its green hills and its abundant vineyards.

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Today, you will meet up with your driver-guide for another day out visiting the idyllic and charming villages that surround the Alsace region. These villages include the Germanic sounding Mittelbergheim, Andlau, ranked as one of the most popular villages in France and the village of Dambach-la-Ville on the slopes of the Vosges mountains.

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First, you will take the short walk to the station and take the train to Strasbourg. It takes hardly half an hour. Once there, take your time to find the meeting spot for your tour! History seeps through the twisting lanes and cafe-rimmed plazas of Grande Île. Eventually, find your local foodie guide, and discover the city in a fun & informative way. Taste some of the best gastronomic produce in the region, many of which are unique flavours coming from the French and Germanic cultural heritage of the city.