Paris & Rome: A Love Affair with Europe

City Lights & Timeless Wonders: Paris, Rome & Florence Escape

Travelers: 2 Adults | 0 Children

Overview

Discover three of Europe’s most iconic cities in one seamless journey. Begin with romantic evenings along the Seine in Paris, continue with ancient wonders in Rome and Vatican City, and finish among the Renaissance masterpieces of Florence. Carefully planned transfers and handpicked hotels ensure you can focus on enjoying each moment.

Itinerary & Services Included

Arrival in Europe & Paris Stay

• International Transportation: Flight from Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi) to Charles de Gaulle Airport (Paris).
• Private Transfer: From Charles De Gaulle to Hôtel Oden Paris Ivry in a SEDAN.
• Accommodation in Paris (France):2 nights at Hôtel Oden Paris Ivry.
• Experiences in Paris:Evening cruise with gourmet dinner: "Bateaux Parisiens Seine River Gourmet Dinner & Sightseeing Cruise".
• Combined cultural highlight: "Eiffel Tower Guided Tour + Day Trip to Versailles by Train", including a guided visit and train travel to Versailles.
• Art & history discovery: "Louvre Museum Small Group Tour" for a more intimate museum experience.

From Paris to Rome & Vatican City

• Transportation within France & Italy: Flight from Orly Airport (Paris) to Fiumicino Airport (Rome).
• Private Transfer: From Fiumicino Airport to Dreams Of Rome in a SEDAN.
• Accommodation in Vatican City (Vatican):2 nights at Dreams Of Rome, ideally located for visiting St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums.
• Experience in Rome:Ancient Rome immersion: "Colosseum Arena Floor, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Guided Tour", including access to the arena floor and expert historical commentary.

From Rome to Florence

• Rail Journey: Train from Roma Termini to Firenze Campo Di Marte Railway Station, offering a scenic ride through the Italian countryside.
• Private Transfer: From Firenze Campo Di Marte Railway Stn to UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze with a CAR.
• Accommodation in Florence (Italy):1 night at UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze, a stylish base to explore the city’s Renaissance gems.

Departure from Florence

• Private Transfer: From UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze to Firenze Airport in a SEDAN, ensuring a smooth and comfortable end to your journey.

Why This Trip Works Well for 2 Adults

• Romantic experiences such as the Seine dinner cruise and evening views from the Eiffel Tower.
• Cultural depth with small-group and guided tours at the Louvre, Versailles, the Colosseum, and ancient Roman sites.
• Comfortable transfers by private vehicles and train journeys that reduce travel stress and maximize your time in each city.

For reading and preparation, here are some guidebooks and titles I recommend for your Paris–Rome–Florence journey:

• Paris"Rick Steves Paris" – Very practical, especially for first-time visitors, with neighborhood walks and museum tips.
• "DK Eyewitness Paris" – Great visual guide with maps, cutaways of monuments, and suggested itineraries.
• "Paris: The Novel" by Edward Rutherfurd – A historical novel that brings different eras of Paris to life.
• Rome & Vatican City"Rick Steves Rome" – Clear explanations of the Colosseum, Forum, and Vatican, plus self-guided walking tours.
• "Blue Guide Rome" – Deeper historical and artistic context if you enjoy more scholarly detail.
• "Michelangelo and the Pope’s Ceiling" by Ross King – Excellent background for visiting the Sistine Chapel.
• Florence & Tuscany"Rick Steves Florence & Tuscany" – Focused on art, key sights, and practical advice for short stays.
• "DK Eyewitness Florence & Tuscany" – Helpful for understanding Renaissance art and architecture with strong visuals.
• "Brunelleschi’s Dome" by Ross King – A fascinating story behind Florence’s cathedral dome, perfect before or after seeing it in person.
• General Europe & Culture"Europe Through the Back Door" by Rick Steves – Overall strategies for traveling in Europe efficiently and enjoyably.
• "The Art of Travel" by Alain de Botton – A reflective, more philosophical companion for appreciating the journey itself.