Le Grand Tour

Travel from Paris through Reims and the heart of Champagne into Burgundy, through Carcassonne, La Rochelle where master vintners, château owners, and local artisans share the secrets behind France's reputation as civilisation's most refined expression of art, culture, and joie de vivre. Finally visiting the amazing spectacle of Puy du Fou, before returning to Paris.

Explore the Itinerary

About Le Grand Tour

Embark on France's most magnificent train odyssey aboard Le Grand Tour, where Belle Époque elegance meets contemporary French sophistication.

Experience the essence of France across 7 extraordinary days journeying through landscapes that have inspired artists and dreamers for centuries.

The Route

Eight Days Through France's Cultural Tapestry

Travel from Paris through Loire Valley châteaux to Burgundy's legendary vineyards and Provence's sun-drenched villages, where master vintners, château owners, and local artisans share the secrets behind France's reputation as civilisation's most refined expression of art, culture, and joie de vivre.

Day One

Paris

Day Two

Journey to Reims

Day Three

Avignon

Day Four

Bay of Arcachon

Day Five

La Rochelle

Day Six - (October Route)

Puy du Fou

Day Six - (November & December Routes)

Mont-Saint-Michel

Day Seven

Paris to Home

Choose where you will stay

Your cabin aboard Le Grand Tour showcases Belle Époque restoration excellence, featuring period furnishings adapted for modern comfort, marble-appointed en-suite facilities with shower and toilet, and panoramic windows that frame France's countryside like living impressionist paintings.

Each accommodation category offers intimate spaces designed according to French principles of elegance and refinement, with luxury French linens, individual climate preferences, and dedicated service that reflects centuries of French hospitality tradition.

Cabin

Inaugural Journey

Your elegant 10 sqm private sanctuary features Belle Époque furnishings, panoramic windows, and marble-appointed en-suite facilities.

Suite

Inaugural Journey

Enjoy 15 sqm of refined luxury with separate seating area, making your journey even more luxurious.

Cabin


Your elegant 10 sqm private sanctuary features Belle Époque furnishings, panoramic windows, and marble-appointed en-suite facilities.

Suite


Enjoy 15 sqm of refined luxury with separate seating area, making your journey even more luxurious.

Where you will relax and dine

Alexandre Dumas Restaurant

From morning to evening , our three-starred chef, Alexandre Couillon's team will offer you refined and sublime dishes, each bite will be an unforgettable gastronomic experience, paying tribute to the culinary richness of France - an incredible adventure awaits you!

'Les Impressionnistes' Bar

Offers an atmosphere of gentleness and character. It is an intimate setting to savour the pleasure of a novel in the library or tasting wine from some of the best Chateaux in France.

Hotel & Accommodation

Arguably the most beautiful hotel in Paris - bedrooms with stunning views over Paris or the intimate gardens of the hotel

Le Bristol Paris

Day One

Le Bristol Paris is arguably the most beautiful hotel in Paris, offering elegant rooms and suites with breathtaking views over Paris or the hotel’s serene private garden. Renowned for its timeless French luxury, impeccable service, and refined atmosphere, it’s a peaceful haven in the heart of the capital.

Frequently Asked Questions

All the details you need for your Belle Époque adventure through France. From accessibility features to onboard amenities, prepare for your journey through the landscapes that inspired generations of artists and dreamers.

What is the dress code onboard Le Grand Tour?

Elegant evening wear is expected for dinner—men should wear trousers, shirts, blazers, and dress shoes; women should choose distinguished, elegant outfits. Chic casual attire is acceptable for daytime and excursions—jeans and sneakers are discouraged for dinner.

Do cabins have private bathrooms on Le Grand Tour?

Yes. Every cabin features an ensuite bathroom with a toilet and shower.

Is Le Grand Tour suitable for guests with reduced mobility?

Yes. There are cabins adapted for wheelchair users, and many excursions are accessible to all.

What is Le Grand Tour?

A brand new luxurious journey across France aboard a beautifully restored Belle Époque train, featuring spacious cabins, refined cuisine, and exceptional service.

How many cabins and passengers?
The train can accommodate 21 couples (21 cabins) supported by a crew of 15 dedicated professionals.