Travel a la carte
The 2025 Tour de France, running from July 5 to 27, features 21 stages over 3,320 km, starting in Lille and concluding on Paris's Champs-Élysées. The route includes five summit finishes, notably Mont Ventoux and Col de la Loze, and two individual time trials, including a mountain time trial to Peyragudes.
Our team will welcome you upon your arrival in Paris and you will be transferred to your hotel.
Our guide will take you around the city and count anecdote on Paris, the city of lights
Late evening, you have a «rendezvous » on top of the Eiffel tower for a gastronomic dinner where you’ll witness the beauty of Paris at night and taste a unique cuisine by Chef Frederic Anton.
Discover Paris like you never have seen it before.
Meet your private guide at lobby and explore the world-renowned Louvre Museum, home to masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, delving into centuries of artistic brilliance.
Stroll through Montmartre, the bohemian heart of Paris, famed for its charming cobblestone streets, vibrant cafés, and the iconic Sacré-Cœur Basilica.
Your guide will bring these landmarks to life, sharing fascinating stories of artists like Picasso and Monet who once roamed these streets.
This personalized experience offers a unique blend of Parisian history, art, and culture, creating unforgettable memories.
This morning, follow the final stage of Tour de France.
With your VIP access on the finish line of Champs-Elysées, enjoy the end of the race where athletes will fight for the win in the heart of the city.
Be part of the final ceremony and cheer for the new winner with VIP seats.
As a Cycling lover, you can not leave France without riding a bike! Have a good breakfast at hotel and let us drive you to the French « National Sports Museum ». Discover the key elements of the Tour de France and its myth. Also explore the remains of other sports
With a coach of the French Cycling Federation, learn about riding on the indoor track and start going around the amazing brand-new Stadium privatize for yourself. If you are lucky, you might meet some of the management team of the French Federation or a race track champion training close to you.