Welcome to unforgettable Paris! There is so much to see and do in the city that your options are seemingly endless. Today, you can visit Musee Picasso, home to the world’s largest public collection of Picasso’s works, stroll through Père Lachaise (Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf, Frederic Chopin, and Jim Morrison are buried here), and make a stop at the beautiful Parc des Buttes Chaumont, located in the 19th arrondissement. (Overnight in Paris)

Head over to the Eiffel Tower for your small group skip-the-line trip to the second floor and marvel at the views across Paris, then enjoy a 1hr river cruise at a time of your choosing. There is so much to see and do in the city that your options are seemingly endless. You could drop by the Louvre museum to get a glimpse of Mona Lisa or take a wander through the atmospheric Grand Boulevards for a real Parisian experience. (Overnight in Paris)

Board a train from Paris to Bordeaux. With its charming, 18th-century buildings, pedestrian-friendly city center, and an exciting waterfront featuring chic boutiques and cafes, Bordeaux is a beautiful destination. Spend the day visiting world-class art museums, sampling creative dishes (like tomato ice cream) and checking out St-Michel and the Floªche St-Michel tower, which is one of the tallest medieval stone towers in France. (Overnight in Bordeaux)

Today explore beautiful Bordeaux, and perhaps enjoy a boat ride up to the impressive Cite Du Vin which is located on the banks of the river Garonne. Inside you’ll find out everything and anything about wine from around the word. Participate in a tasting session with a trained Sommelier then maybe another glass or 2 with lunch in the panoramic restaurant. Don’t forget to pick up a bottle to take home with you either, with a selection of over 800 wines from 70 different countries, there’s something for everyone here! (Overnight Bordeaux)

Catch a train from Bordeaux to Carcassonne. Like something out of a children’s storybook, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is located on a hilltop in the heart of southern France’s Languedoc-Roussillon region. The old medieval town is a paradise for travelers who love history, beautiful scenery and wine. (Overnight in Carcassonne)

Enjoy a morning coffee in Place Carnot, the central square, before setting out to discover the town’s museum and gallery areas. Make use of your included tickets and explore the picturesque castle and ramparts for some wonderful views. You could spend hours wandering through narrow, winding streets of La Cite from one medieval attraction to another, exploring the charming countryside, or strolling along the Canal du Midi. (Overnight in Carcassonne)

Take the last train on this journey from Carcassonne to Barcelona. Upon arrival, set out and explore the colorful city, basking in the sun amidst the mosaics of the Parc Guell, catching a boat out on the ocean or riding the cable car to the top of Montjuic hill, where you’ll be treated to delightful views over the city as well as a plethora of grand museums. (Overnight in Barcelona)

After breakfast, set out on a full-day guided tour of Barcelona. Enjoy a walking tour through the Gothic Quarter and see the beautiful Cathedral of Barcelona, then board an air-conditioned coach for a panoramic tour through the city. Visit two of the most popular landmarks in the city, the Sagrada Familia and Park Gueell, bypassing the long queue with your guide. End your day admiring Gaudi’s mastery at La Pedrera and Casa Batllo. (Overnight in Barcelona)

Check out of your hotel this morning and continue with your onward travels.