Learn French
Explore Paris
An educational trip which teaches not only in classrooms but in every corner of the city
Your Paris Educational Trip
your French classes
Qualite FLE
You will have introductory French language classes in a French Government recognised language school in Paris.
At the end, you will receive an attestation from the languge school.
your visits
Overview
La tour Eiffel
Board an elevator to zip straight to the second floor. Get fantastic views of Paris and plenty of photo ops as you look around. After the tour of the second floor, you are free to stay as long as you want.
- Skip-the-line access to the Second Floor of the Eiffel Tower
- Stay to explore the second floor as long as you like
- Experience spectacular views of Paris and wonderful photo ops
Walk around the second floor of France’s most famous monument, which includes panoramic maps of Paris and a 1/50 scale model of the tower’s original planned architecture.
On your way down, be sure to stop at the first level and walk on the glass floor some 200 dizzying feet above the ground!
Additional Info
Not wheelchair accessible
A full day at …
Disneyland Paris
With some 14 million annual visitors, Disneyland Paris is Europe’s biggest and busiest theme park, boasting adrenaline-fueled rides, state-of-the-art movie sets, and spectacular shows and parades that make it a fantasyland for kids and adults alike.
From riding Space Mountain to flying with Peter Pan and snapping a selfie with Mickey Mouse, few theme parks serve up as much fairy-tale magic as Disneyland.
Basilique du Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre
From the steps of Sacre Coeur Basilica, you can view all of Paris below.
Overview
Discover the charms of one of Paris’ most popular neighborhoods on a walking tour of Montmartre, a district known for its artists and historically bohemian vibe. Start at the Moulin Rouge and see where artists like Van Gogh, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Pissarro lived and worked. See sights like the Basilica du Sacré-Coeur, and get insights about the art, music, food, and history of Montmartre.
- Explore the Parisian neighborhood of Montmartre on a walking tour
- Hear stories about what makes this district stand out from the rest of Paris
- See the Moulin Rouge and Basilica du Sacré-Coeur
- Exploring on foot allows you to get a better feel for the atmosphere of the neighborhood
Montmartre
Montmartre is houe to the iconic Moulin Rouge, home of the scintillating Can-Can, where Toulouse-Lautrec sat nightly and drew some of the most famous pictures of Paris nightlife. You begin to ascend through the winding streets and soon arrive at the Cafe des 2 Moulins, the famous cafe featured in the popular French comedy, Amelie. As you continue up you will walk on the streets where Van Gogh, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Pissarro and other artists lived and worked. Soon you are walking along the Rue Abbesses where you will learn of it’s history dating back to ancient times. Your journey continues past world famous artwork, cabarets, Paris’ only vineyard and the last two remaining windmills/moulins in Paris. Your tour concludes at the highest natural point in Paris, at the summit of Montmartre where the steps of the Sacre-Coeur host millions of visitors each year for the breathtaking views of Paris below. You will soon understand why locals and visitors alike agree that Montmartre is the most charming area in all of Paris.
Place du Tertre
Additional Info
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
Please note: This tour requires lots of walking; please dress appropriately and for all weather.
Glide through Paris
Settle aboard and just focus on the sights—such as the Eiffel Tower—on this no-frills, audio-guided cruise.
Overview
Enjoy a leisurely trip down the Seine on this Bateaux Parisiens river cruise. Glide past Paris’ world-famous monuments including Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower and historic bridges like the Pont Neuf. Listen to audio commentary along the way to learn more about passing attractions. Cruise during the day, or choose an evening departure time to float through the enchanting city at night. Either way, it’s a fantastic introduction to the highlights of Paris.
- Seine River sightseeing cruise in Paris
- Cruise down the Seine river on a Bateaux Parisiens boat and see all the sights along its UNESCO-listed riverbanks
- See top Paris attractions like Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre
- Glide under classic bridges, such as Pont Neuf, and listen to audio commentary about their history
What to expect
Explore the City of Lights with a quintessential Seine River Cruise in Paris! Choose from a variety of daily departure times to suit your sightseeing schedule, and then check in for your cruise near the Eiffel Tower. Hop aboard a popular Bateaux Parisiens riverboat, and soak up the passing sights of iconic attractions like Notre Dame, the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay.
Glide beneath beautiful historic bridges, including the famous Pont Neuf. Even the riverbanks of the Seine are a sight to behold and have been collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the way, a prerecorded audio guide provides commentary on the history and legends of Paris.
Meet over 200 celebrities in a breathtaking setting! Ever wanted to come face to face with Louis XIV of France, Mozart or Jean Reno? Are you a fan of Kendji Girac? Enchanted by Ryan Gosling or fascinated by Katy Perry? Meet all these and more during a visit full of surprises and with extraordinary themed decor! Already here or coming soon to the Grévin: Maître Gims, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Catherine Frot and Alexandra Lamy.
The Musée Grevin, an unmissable spot in Paris, offers you the chance to pose with over 200 celebrities both historic and current. Enjoy a fantastic experience with family or friends and share photos of your unforgettable and unique visit.
Les Halles
Les Halles de Paris, located in the heart of the French capital, is the site of the city’s traditional wholesale fresh food market, dating back to 1183. Following modernisation works in recent decades, it is now an important commercial and cultural centre, and has the city’s most used rail station, serving 750,000 travellers on an average weekday.
In a development project in 2012, new buildings were constructed with a spectacular curvilinear canopy roof connecting them and covering the open-air central area between them. The canopy (La Canopée des Halles), in particular, is an architectural masterpiece and a fine feat of engineering.
Please note: This tour requires lots of walking; please dress appropriately and for all weather.
your accommodation
French host family
The host family plays a unique and vital role in the international student experience. While providing a safe environment for students to live in, host families often help to bridge the cultural gap that students experience.
Host familes are genuinely interested in welcoming students to their homes and helping their guests become acquainted with the French lifestyle.
Host families help the student settle into a comfortable and safe home and help them to learn. They make a big effort to make their guests feel at home with conversation, support, inclusion in family activities and personal warmth.
They also provide fresh, healthy food for the student.