Meet Parisian people in their home, share a dinner and great conversation! Get to know French people on a personal level, in an authentic, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. You get a chance to mingle with Paris locals, discover how Parisians live, see a private flat and maybe start a new friendship!

Your hosts are part of a network of Parisian people who volunteer to welcome foreign visitors from all cultures, they are not paid to participate, which makes this an exciting experience to discover a new culture and make new friends!

Meeting at around 8:00pm at the home of the Parisian hosts, this cordial encounter will last 2 hours, or more according to the wishes of both parties. It includes a customized welcome with English-speaking Parisian hosts for either a single person, a couple or a family with children.

A typical three course French dinner is prepared and delivered by a caterer (entree, main course, cheese, dessert, wine and mineral water) for your enjoyment.

Get a taste of Italy and its wonderful open air markets famous for leather goods, accessories, luggage and fashion! Then enjoy a drive along the charming Italian Riviera. You will have around 2.5 hours to explore the markets and do some shopping.

Lunch on the beach of Vintimiglia and the chance to taste the best pasta in the region at Guiseppe's (not included in tour price).

Return to the French Riviera via coastal road, driving through charming Menton "pearl of France". Have a brief stop to walk the flowery old town before continuing the along the spectacular High Corniche road. There will be a photo stop for a view over Monaco.

This tour is conducted by 8 seater minivan with an English speaking guide.

Visit the home of Monet and the gardens famous for their water lilies, see also his workshop and the ponds with the famous Japanese bridge and the picturesque world of this Impressionist painter. Visit the American Art Museum in Giverny before your return to Paris.

American Art Museum:
Created by Daniel J. Terra, former ambassador to the United States for cultural affairs, the museum houses a number of works by America painters who came to Giverny from 1883 to meet Claude Monet and draw inspiration from impressionist techniques.