Itinerary
- Day 1
Giverny - Rouen
You'll fly into Paris and then drive out to Giverny to see Claude Monet's house and gardens, where he created so many of his Impressionist paintings. After spending time there, you'll continue through the Seine Valley toward Rouen. Once you arrive, explore the Gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral and walk around the old town with its half-timbered houses and historic squares scattered throughout.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Claude Monet's house and garden in Giverny
- Explore Rouen old town including Notre-Dame Cathedral
Landmarks/POIs Claude Monet's House and Garden Notre-Dame Cathedral, Rouen St-Ouen Cathedral Place du Vieux-Marché 
- Day 2
Jumièges - Honfleur - Roscoff
Start your day at Jumièges Benedictine Abbey, the ruins that Victor Hugo called 'the most beautiful ruin in France'. From there, head to Honfleur, a charming port town with a harbor and half-timbered buildings. Later in the afternoon, you'll visit a Calvados producer to learn about and taste this Norman apple brandy before wrapping up the evening.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Jumièges Benedictine Abbey ruins
- Explore Honfleur old harbor and town
- Visit Calvados producer with tasting
Landmarks/POIs Jumièges Benedictine Abbey Honfleur Old Harbor Ferme St-Siméon - Day 3
Bayeux - Mont-Saint-Michel - Saint-Malo
This morning you'll see the Bayeux Tapestry, which shows the 1066 Norman conquest. Then visit sites connected to the 1944 Allied landings. Next, drive to Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey, a Benedictine monastery sitting on an island that's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The day ends with a walk through Saint-Malo's medieval walled town, where you can see the impressive tidal changes the area's known for.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Bayeux Tapestry in former bishop's palace
- Visit Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey
Optional Activities
- Walk on Saint-Malo city walls
Landmarks/POIs Bayeux Tapestry Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey Saint-Malo Walled Town 
- Day 4
Paimpol - Côte de Granit Rose - Tréguer - Roscoff
You'll check out Beauport Abbey ruins near Paimpol with its Anglo-Norman Gothic architecture and romantic location. After that, drive along the Côte de Granit Rose to see its distinctive reddish granite rock formations and watch the tides shift dramatically. Later, explore Tréguer and visit its cathedral, which honors St. Yves, the patron saint of lawyers.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Beauport Abbey ruins
- Drive along Côte de Granit Rose
- Visit Tréguer Cathedral
Landmarks/POIs Beauport Abbey Côte de Granit Rose Tréguer Cathedral 
- Day 5
Guimiliau - St-Théggonnec - Locronan
Head to Guimiliau and St-Théggonnec to see the Breton Calvaries, religious monuments built during the Breton Renaissance and Baroque periods by wealthy cloth merchants. From there, travel to Locronan, a medieval pilgrimage site with a well-preserved village and a history connected to canvas weaving. You'll have time to walk around and take in the atmosphere.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Calvaries in Guimiliau and St-Théggonnec
- Visit Locronan pilgrimage site
Landmarks/POIs Calvary of Guimiliau Calvary of St-Théggonnec Locronan - Day 6
Concarneau - Pont-Aven - Carnac - Vannes
Start with Concarneau's Ville Close, a walled town surrounded by water at high tide. Continue to Pont-Aven, known as the town where Paul Gauguin and Émile Bernard worked developing Synthetism. Later, you'll see the prehistoric sites at Carnac with thousands of menhirs and dolmens, then visit the massive 350-ton menhir at Locmariaquer before reaching Vannes.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Explore Concarneau Ville Close
- Visit Pont-Aven
- Visit prehistoric cult sites of Carnac
Optional Activities
- Walk on Concarneau city walls
Landmarks/POIs Concarneau Ville Close Pont-Aven Carnac Prehistoric Sites Locmariaquer Menhir 
- Day 7
Rennes
Spend the morning walking through Vannes' medieval old town with its town palaces, half-timbered houses, and well-preserved walls. Then drive to Rennes, Brittany's capital, for a detailed tour. You'll see the 18th-century grid-pattern reconstruction, the Palais du Commerce, the Parliament of Brittany, and the Museum of Fine Arts.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Explore Vannes old town
- Detailed tour of Rennes city
Landmarks/POIs Vannes Old Town Palais du Commerce, Rennes Parliament of Brittany Museum of Fine Arts, Rennes - Day 8
Chartres - Paris
On your way to Paris airport, stop at Chartres Cathedral, a masterpiece of French Gothic architecture and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take time to see its unique stained glass windows, particularly the famous Chartreuse blue glass. After that, you'll head to Charles de Gaulle Airport for your return flight to Vienna.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Chartres Cathedral
Landmarks/POIs Chartres Cathedral
