Teleworking in Paris

One-day visit to Mont-Saint-Michel:

Leave Paris and reach the island of Mont-Saint-Michel by private bus. Listen to your guide's explanations on the road and discover interesting stories about the abbey.

Follow your guide on an orientation tour and see the most important attractions, including the abbey at the top of Mont-Saint-Michel. Enjoy several hours of free time, explore the abbey, admire its magnificent interior rooms with an audio guide, or stroll through picturesque streets.

Choose from a variety of lunch options and enjoy a meaty country meal in dining rooms or join chic seafood restaurants with bay-view terraces. Also stop at one of the many local creperies and enjoy buckwheat pancakes and Norman cider.

Get back on your bus at the end of the afternoon and return to Paris.

Paris: Moulin Rouge Ticket with Champagne

Take a seat in one of the most famous cabarets in the world and attend the “Féerie” show at the Moulin Rouge. Created by Doris Haug and Ruggero Angeletti, the revue owes its choreographies to the great Bill Goodson.

Comfortably seated, admire a troupe of 100 artists, including 60 Doris Girls, putting on a show in a thousand costumes of feathers, rhinestones and sequins. Designed by Corrado Collabucci and handcrafted in some of the most famous workshops in Paris, the costumes are highlighted by sumptuous sets by Gaetano Castelli and by the return to this mythical place of the giant aquarium. The artists sway to the rhythms of Pierre Porte's compositions, performed by 80 musicians and 60 singers.

For an unforgettable moment, a half bottle of champagne awaits you upon your arrival. As the lights in the room go out and the curtain rises, immerse yourself in a magical world and let yourself be enchanted by the combinations of colors and acrobatics that will leave you in awe.

Château de Fontainebleau: priority entry

Get priority access to Fontainebleau, the only royal and imperial castle to have been inhabited for eight centuries. As well as exploring chapels, galleries and guest apartments believed to have been used by French royalty, you'll see Marie Antoinette's bed, Napoleon's throne, François Gérard's portrait of Empress Joséphine in 1807 and more! Stroll among more than 1,500 rooms and 130 acres of parks and gardens, including the French Renaissance Garden, inspired by Italian Renaissance gardens; the French garden, the preferred style of Louis XIV; and the French landscape garden, inspired by the English landscape garden. You can also visit the museums and experience the feeling of having been a king or queen growing up there.