Northern France Tours from London
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5 best Northern France tours from London
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Board the Viking Radgrid in London for a Seine River cruise through Northern France. Glide from Paris past Vernon's medieval center to Rouen's historic quarter and Les Andelys' Château Gaillard, while discovering key WWII sites and cultural landmarks.
Duration 12 days Destinations London, Paris, Vernon, Rouen, Les Andelys Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Viking Cruises From
- NZ$9,710
The route from London winds through Northern France, where Saint-Malo's medieval ramparts await. Marvel at Mont Saint-Michel's iconic abbey, take in Dinan's hilltop charm, and visit both Château de Fougères and the UNESCO-listed Chartres Cathedral before reaching Paris.
Duration 12 days Destinations London, Winchester, Dorset, Guernsey, Sark, Jersey, Saint-Malo, Dinan, Mont Saint-Michel, FougeresSee all destinations Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Back-Roads Touring From
- NZ$9,119
The path from London leads through the Channel Islands into Northern France. Step into Saint-Malo's historic port, climb to Mont Saint-Michel's abbey, and tour Château de Fougères before reaching Paris, with a stop at the magnificent Chartres Cathedral.
Duration 12 days Destinations London, Winchester, Dorset, Guernsey, Sark, Jersey, Saint-Malo, Dinan, Mont Saint-Michel, MaintenonSee all destinations Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Blue-Roads Touring From
- NZ$9,314
London's Imperial War Museum sets the stage before taking Eurostar to Brussels. The route leads through Northern France's Dunkirk evacuation beaches, Fromelles' Australian memorial, and Vimy Ridge's Canadian monument. Southward to Normandy reveals Rouen's medieval center and Caen Memorial, ending in Paris.
Duration 11 days Destinations England, Belgium, France Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Trafalgar From $6,795
10% Off- NZ$6,116You save $680
Journey from London's Imperial War Museum through the Channel via Eurostar to northern France's historic sites. Visit Dunkirk's evacuation beaches, explore Fromelles' Australian battle sites, and traverse the Somme region to Villers-Bretonneux Memorial. Culminates in Normandy's D-Day beaches before reaching Paris via luxury coach.
Duration 11 days Destinations England, Belgium, France Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Trafalgar From $7,350
10% Off- NZ$6,615You save $735
What our customers ask about Northern France Tours from London
What are the key battlefield sites visited on London to Northern France tours?
Northern France tours from London focus on significant WWII locations starting with the D-Day beaches of Normandy. Visitors spend time at Omaha Juno and Gold beaches along with Dunkirk's Operation Dynamo evacuation sites and the American Cemetery Memorial. The Memorial de Caen and German Occupation Museum offer detailed historical background about the war. Tours typically dedicate 2-3 days to these battle locations. A TourRadar traveler mentioned "Visiting the D-Day beaches was incredibly moving - our guide's knowledge brought the history to life."
How does the itinerary flow from London to Northern France?
The journey begins with 1-2 days in London before moving to Winchester and England's south coast. Travelers then cross to France where they visit Normandy's D-Day beaches and Mont Saint-Michel with Paris as the final stop. Hotels such as London's Wellington by Blue Orchid and Saint-Malo's La Maison des Armateurs provide comfortable bases between destinations. A TourRadar traveler noted "The progression from London through the Channel regions to Paris felt natural and well-planned."
What's included in the accommodation when starting from London?
London stays feature upscale hotels like the Wellington by Blue Orchid and Crowne Plaza Kings Cross. As the tour continues travelers stay at selected properties including the Duke of Richmond Hotel in Guernsey and La Maison des Armateurs in Saint-Malo. Each hotel is picked for its location and connection to local history. Tours cover daily breakfast and select dinners. One TourRadar traveler shared "The hotels were perfectly located allowing us to explore each city easily in our free time."
How do tours handle transportation from London to France?
Getting from London to France happens via the Eurostar high-speed train through the Channel Tunnel. In France modern coaches with air conditioning and Wi-Fi take travelers between sites. Ferry services connect Channel Island stops like Guernsey Jersey and Saint-Malo. TourRadar travelers report "The transition from train to coach was smooth and the ferry crossings were well-organized making the journey part of the adventure."
What unique historical experiences are offered in London before heading to France?
London visits start at the Imperial War Museum home to extensive WWII collections and a genuine Spitfire aircraft. Walking tours pass major sites including Big Ben Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace. One TourRadar traveler noted "Starting with the Imperial War Museum gave us crucial context for understanding the sites we'd visit in France." These London activities usually fill 1-2 days before the group heads to France.
What's the best time to start a London to Northern France tour?
May through September offers ideal conditions for London to France tours with pleasant weather for outdoor exploration. Peak season runs June through August with 3-4 tour departures each month. Spring travelers in April and May find smaller crowds at major attractions. A TourRadar traveler shared "Traveling in June gave us perfect weather for both city exploration and coastal visits."