Live the story and visit Paris in the footsteps of the characters in Dan Brown's famous novel adapted for the screen by Ron Howard.

Robert Langdon lived at the Ritz Hotel and walked through the Place Vendome, the rue St Honore and the rue de Richelieu before going to the Louvre. You will pass there at the beginning of the morning. With Sophie Neveu, he drove up the Champs-Elysees, round the Arc de Triomphe and stopped at the Gare Saint-Lazare: you will also discover these places before your guided visit of the Louvre Museum.

Your guide-chauffeur, a real expert on the "Da Vinci Code" will take you through the main rooms where the action takes place and show you at the same time the masterpieces that are mentioned: Mona Lisa, Virgin of the Rocks, Venus of Milo... An emotional moment: the discovery of the inverted pyramid. Evidence could still be there...

During the cruise-lunch (drink included) you will admire other monuments mentioned in the novel: Eiffel Tower, Orsay Museum and more. The afternoon starts off with free time to visit St Sulpice Church and find out what Silas the priest was looking for. Finally you will follow the famous "Rose line" to discover one of Arago's medallions (Peter Langdon talks about it in his epilogue), close to the Seine "Quai Conti".

From April 01, 2007 the cruise will be replaced by lunch at a restaurant located on the "Rose Line".

Spend a day rambling in the Entre-deux-Mers area to discover alone or with your family, the patrimonial and landscaped treasures with a story-teller.

You will tour two wine properties where you can indulge in tastings, and enjoy a regional picnic. The wineries you will visit will be Chateau de Grand Branet and Chateau de Marsan or Chateau du Broustaret and Chateau La Bertrande. Click here for more information and Booking Details

Begin your day with a guided visit of the Louvre Museum which will concentrate on 3 world famous master-pieces: the Venus of Milo, the Victory of Samothrace and the Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci at the beginning of the 16th century. Then there is free time to visit the other parts of the world's biggest museum.

This will be followed by a one and half hour lunch cruise along the River Seine. The excursion then continues on in the afternoon for a free visit of Notre Dame Cathedral (not guided).

Afterwards, enjoy the final touring of the day by admiring the most important monuments of center of Paris: the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Elysees, the Concorde, the Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain des Pres.