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Tower Bridge and the Shard on the Thames at dusk, London, United Kingdom
Signature Journey · United Kingdom

London & Paris — 6 Nights

Three nights in each of Europe's two great capitals, linked by the Eurostar under the Channel — the Tower and Westminster, the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, in one week.

Duration6 Nights / 7 Days
FromPrice on Request
StyleCultural · Family
The Eiffel Tower silhouetted against a sunset over Paris, with La Défense on the horizonThe glass pyramid lit at night in the courtyard of the Louvre, ParisThe Eiffel Tower seen looking up through its ironwork from directly beneath

Journey overview

The moments that make this journey unforgettable — the signature experiences we have woven through every day, so the best of the destination is never left to chance.

Three nights in each of Europe's two great capitals, linked by the Eurostar under the Channel — the Tower and Westminster, the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, in one week.

Travel styleCultural · Family

Journey snapshot

The shape of this journey at a glance — where it starts, where it ends and everything it passes through.

Duration

  • 6 Nights / 7 Days

Starts

  • London

Ends

  • Paris

Route

  • London → Paris

Travel style

  • Cultural · Family

Journey highlights

The moments that make this journey unforgettable — the signature experiences we have woven through every day, so the best of the destination is never left to chance.

  • London in three days: the Tower of London and the Crown Jewels, Westminster, Buckingham Palace and a Thames cruise
  • A free London day for the British Museum, the London Eye, or Windsor Castle as a day out
  • The Eurostar from St Pancras to Gare du Nord in about two and a quarter hours, city centre to city centre
  • Paris in three days: the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Montmartre and a Seine cruise
  • Versailles or Disneyland Paris as the last day, whichever suits the group
  • Timed entry booked ahead for the Tower, the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre
  • Hotels chosen for location, so both cities are walkable from the door
  • Hand-picked hotels and private transfers throughout

Day-by-day itinerary

Day 1

Met at Heathrow and driven into the city. The first afternoon is kept light — the South Bank along the Thames, Westminster Bridge at dusk with Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament across the water, and dinner near the hotel. Overnight in London. · London · Private airport transfer

Day 2

The Tower of London at opening for the Crown Jewels and the ravens, then the river boat upstream past St Paul's and the London Eye to Westminster. A guided walk of Westminster Abbey's surroundings, Whitehall and Buckingham Palace in the afternoon, with the hop-on hop-off bus for the rest of the day. Overnight in London. · London · Sightseeing bus & river boat

Day 3

A choice: the British Museum and Covent Garden, the London Eye and a West End show in the evening; or a day out to Windsor Castle, the largest inhabited castle in the world, an hour from the city by train. Families sometimes use this day for the Harry Potter studio tour, which we can book. Overnight in London. · London

Day 4

A private transfer to St Pancras and the Eurostar under the Channel to Gare du Nord, about two and a quarter hours. The afternoon is the Seine and the Île de la Cité, and the evening a river cruise as the bridges light up. Overnight in Paris. · Paris · Eurostar

Day 5

The Eiffel Tower with pre-booked tickets in the morning and the Trocadéro for the view back, then a guided route through the Louvre in the afternoon — the pieces you came for, without the rest. The Tuileries on the walk back. Overnight in Paris. · Paris

Day 6

The palace and gardens at Versailles, which take most of a day, or Disneyland Paris for families — both under an hour from the city by train and both pre-booked. Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur in the evening for anyone with energy left, and a last Paris dinner. Overnight in Paris. · Paris · Regional train

Day 7

A private transfer to Charles de Gaulle for your flight home. · Paris · Private transfer

Accommodation, meals & transport

What the journey covers day to day, taken from this package's own inclusions.

🏨 Accommodation

  • Comfort standard
  • 6 nights in hand-picked hotels chosen to your budget and style — London (3), Paris (3)

🍽 Meals

  • Daily breakfast at the hotel

🚆 Transport

  • Return train to Versailles with palace entry, or Disneyland Paris one-day tickets — your choice
  • Private airport transfers on arrival at Heathrow and on departure from Paris, and private station transfers for the Eurostar
  • Private airport transfer
  • Sightseeing bus & river boat
  • Eurostar
  • Regional train
  • Private transfer

Flights, visa & practical

Arranged separately from the journey itself — listed here so there are no surprises.

✈ Flights

  • International flights to London and back from Paris — we can quote and book these for you

🛂 Visa & insurance

  • UK Standard Visitor visa and Schengen visa fees, and travel insurance — two separate visas are needed for this trip; we guide you through both applications, but they are arranged and paid separately

What's included & excluded

Exactly what your journey covers — set out clearly, with no surprises, so you know precisely what to expect.

Included

  • 6 nights in hand-picked hotels chosen to your budget and style — London (3), Paris (3)
  • Daily breakfast at the hotel
  • Tower of London entry, a hop-on hop-off London sightseeing bus with a Thames river cruise, and a guided Westminster walk
  • Eurostar London–Paris with seats reserved
  • Eiffel Tower summit tickets, timed entry to the Louvre, and a one-hour Seine cruise
  • Return train to Versailles with palace entry, or Disneyland Paris one-day tickets — your choice
  • Private airport transfers on arrival at Heathrow and on departure from Paris, and private station transfers for the Eurostar
  • 24/7 on-trip support from Live Traveller, with a named specialist before you travel

Excluded

  • International flights to London and back from Paris — we can quote and book these for you
  • UK Standard Visitor visa and Schengen visa fees, and travel insurance — two separate visas are needed for this trip; we guide you through both applications, but they are arranged and paid separately
  • Lunches and dinners unless stated in the itinerary
  • Optional excursions, city taxes paid locally, tips and personal expenses
  • Anything not listed under inclusions
Good to Know

Frequently asked

Yes. The United Kingdom is not in the Schengen area, so a UK Standard Visitor visa is needed for London and a Schengen visa for Paris, and they are two separate applications with separate appointments. Both can be applied for from India well ahead — the UK visa up to three months before travel, the Schengen up to six — and your specialist gives you the itinerary and hotel confirmations each one asks for. Allow eight weeks for the pair.
Almost always. It leaves from St Pancras in central London and arrives at Gare du Nord in central Paris in about two and a quarter hours, with check-in thirty to forty-five minutes before and your luggage beside you. A flight is an hour in the air plus two airports at the edges of both cities, and comes to longer door to door. Seats are reserved as part of the package.
London, as written, because direct flights from India land at Heathrow in the morning and the itinerary begins gently. It also means a single Eurostar in one direction and a departure from Paris, which most airlines serve. The reverse works if your fares favour it, and the nights are the same either way.
It is one of the easiest: the Tower and the Crown Jewels, the London Eye, the river boats, then the Eiffel Tower and a day at Disneyland Paris, with two hotels only and one train between them. The Harry Potter studio tour outside London is a popular addition for families and must be booked months ahead; tell us early if it is wanted. Give us the children's ages and we will pitch the days accordingly.
April to June and September to October are the comfortable months in both cities. July and August are busy and can be hot in Paris, and summer holiday crowds make the big sights slower. Both cities are worth seeing in December for the lights and the Christmas markets, if you are happy with cold and short days. Neither city closes for winter.
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