Music Tours to France

Paris, France :- The capital of France is split in two halves by the river Seine, forming the Right Bank and the Left Bank, and is overlooked from the Isle by the magnificent Cathedrale de Notre Dame.

On the Right Bank can be found the grand boulevards, with the cafes and monumental buildings.  From the Louvre to the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Elysees and Place de la Concorde, to the rue de Rivoli and Les Halles, the splendour of the buildings and bustle of life leaves one breathless.

The Left Bank conjures up Bohemian dissident and intellectual connotations, and part of this still exists within Paris’ best bars and restaurants, once the haunts of the likes of Hemingway and Ezra Pound.

Accommodation would be in either 2* or 3* hotels, or youth accommodation centres all within easy travelling distance of the City centre.

Concert venues can include participation in Mass at the Cathedrale de Notre Dame and Chartres Cathedral, performance at The Champ de Mars or the Eglise de la Madeleine.

Music performances at Disneyland Paris bring with it an added bonus of half-price admission to the theme park and the chance to perform on the Fantasy Festival Stage in front of potentially large audiences.

N.B. Please note this is subject to Disneyland Paris confirming their acceptance of your group, based on performance standard.

With so many excursions available it is hard to decide what to do first.  Visit the Palace of Versailles, ride to the top of the Eiffel Tower or visit the Louvre. However, for the young at heart, a trip to Disneyland Paris is a must.

South of France :- The Cote d’Azur and the French Riviera bring to mind the spectacular towns of St. Tropez,  Cannes, and Monte Carlo, the fascinating town in Monaco.  Steeped in history, as well as natural beauty, this area is an excellent destination for a music tour from April through September.

Concert venues, amongst others, could include the Monaco Summer Park, the beach front at Le Lavandou, bandstands in Nice and Grasse and town squares in Nimes and Avignon.

Visit Nice, originally an Italian city until 1860 and the home of Garibaldi, with its neo-classical buildings, fine restaurants and museums.

Travel on to the principality of Monaco, home of the late Prince Rainier and his wife the former actress Grace Kelly. Here you find the town of Monte Carlo with its hotels, casino, harbour and host to the Formula 1 Grand Prix car race held on the town roads!

Relaxation can include a glass-bottom boat ride, ten pin bowling, shopping in St. Tropez and much more!

Accommodation would be in a 3* hotel with twin-bedded rooms for adults and multi-bedded rooms for students, all with en suite facilities.