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Enjoy your great value Personalise your trip 6 tailored trip This guide details all the visits and attractions that we currently offer in Paris. All the options featured have been researched by our education and travel experts to ensure your trip meets your learning objectives and provides you and your students with a highly enjoyable trip. Contents Paris’ Iconic Attractions ...... 3 Study Experiences – Best Value Interactive ...... 4 As one of the UK’s largest youth travel tour operators, our buying power means we can offer Museums ...... 5 you the best value for your school or college. The visits and attractions options available will Museums - Art & Sculpture .....5 be arranged by our experienced education travel experts. Museums - Themed ...... 7 Other Visits & Attractions ...... 8 Sport Attractions ...... 10 How to Personalise your trip Shopping ...... 10 1. Please take time to have a good look through this guide. Each option details what it Further Afield ...... 11 involves and the price; with some offering other useful information and top tips! Where to Eat ...... 13 2. Having drawn up a list of all your desired options, contact your Programme Manager who Notes ...... 15 will help create your personalised itinerary. 3. If there is a place of interest or attraction not detailed in this guide, we are more than happy to look into arranging a visit for you. 4. Once we have received your booking form and deposit payment we will then book all your chosen visits and attractions and confirm them to you.

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Your Study Experiences Team will be available throughout your booking, helping you create the ideal trip for your educational needs. Once your itinerary has been planned and your booking confirmed, your Programme Manager will introduce you to our Customer Service Delivery Team who will be available to help you throughout the build up to the trip itself. Of course, in Paris, our expert Tour Manager will be on hand to assist and support you and your students during the trip. 2 Call us on 020 8335 4455 – We’re here to help! Paris’ Iconic Attractions 56 Panoramic Visit Take in the very best view of the and everything else Paris has to offer on the amazing 56th floor of the Montparnasse Tower which stands 210 metres high and on Paris’s highest roof terrace. Protected from the elements the 56th floor affords a 360° view of the avenues, roofs, monuments and gardens across the city. Just a few steps further up you can admire the same views from the open-air terrace on the very top of the tower. With several visual aids to enhance your visit including interactive markers, archive photos of Paris on display and downloadable quiz’s for general knowledge, maths and the French language, this attraction is a popular choice. Eiffel Tower Visited by more than 5 million people each year, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most well known monuments in the world, and as the tallest structure in Paris it dominates Top Tip: For the the city’s skyline. An iron lattice tower it was erected in 1889 as the entrance arch to best view of the World’s Fair held that year. Although initially criticised by artists and intellectuals of Paris book our the day it is probably Paris’s best-known landmark. The 2nd floor is perfect for making a Montparnasse 56 photographic study of Paris. The only down-side, apart from the queues, you can’t see Panoramic Visit the Eiffel Tower from the Eiffel Tower! instead The most famous symbol of the French Republic, the Arc de Triomphe, is an integral part of the urban Paris landscape. Standing at the top of the Champs-Elysées at the highest point along the line running from the Louvre to the de la Défense, it links old and new Paris. Napolean had the arch constructed in 1806 in honour of ’s great army and it is also home to the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. From the top of the monument, visitors benefit from a panoramic view of Paris, during the day and at night, and the museum situated within the structure retraces its history. Notre Dame Cathedral An absolute masterpiece of Gothic architecture, Notre Dame is not to be missed, for its architecture, its stained-glass windows, its sculptures, and its history. A self-guided visit at the Notre Dame lasts approximately one hour. & Sacré Coeur An officially designated historic district, Montmartre is one of the most colourful neighbourhoods in Paris, so it’s no surprise that this area is a favourite with visitors to the city. It became famous in late 1800s with the arrival of artists such as Renoir, Van Gogh and Picasso. Topped by the Scare Coeur, Montmartre is the highest hill in Paris at 130 metres, providing great free views over the city. Completed in 1912, the Sacré Coeur is relatively new in comparison to other churches and cathedrals in Paris. In a Roman-Byzantine style, the Sacré Coeur is recognizable by its white colour. Inside the building, the ceiling is decorated with the largest mosaic in France measuring about 480 m². Experience the fantastic view over Montmartre and Paris’ northern suburbs from the steps below the Sacré Coeur or for an even better panorama climb the 300 steps to the dome. The largest open space in Paris, the 84,000 square metres of Place de la Concorde is situated along the and separates the Tuileries Gardens from the beginning of the Champs-Elysées. It includes the Luxor Obelisk and two monumental fountains.

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Île de la Cité The Île de la Cité is one of two remaining islands in the River Seine and the historical and geographical centre of Paris. Home to the famous Notre Dame cathedral and the Palais de Justice, the modern Supreme Court built in the 18th century, which is also home to La .

Jardin du Tuileries Paris’ most visited gardens, situated between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde. The gardens feature several fountains, numerous sculptures and two museums, the Galerie Nationale du Jeu de Paume and the Museé de l’Orangerie.

Jardins du Luxembourg Visit the largest public park in Paris. The garden is famed for its calm atmosphere. Free musical performances are held in the park bandstands and music groups can request to perform here. The garden also contains over a hundred statues, monuments and fountains. Interactive Tours Seine River Cruise Enjoy the very best views from the River Seine. Lasting for an hour, with English or Top Tip: A route French language commentary, this is a popular way to experience some of the City of map for each Light’s prestigious monuments and grand buildings from a unique vantage point. member of the group is included. The commentary on this cruise can be listened to in French or English

4 Call us on 020 8335 4455 – We’re here to help! Paris Adventure Trail Top Tip: Ideal for This trail is an interactive student experience featuring a serious of fun activities in ten ages 9-13 different ‘zones’ along a stunning route from Notre Dame Cathedral up to the Eiffel Tower. Central to the trail is a sense of engagement with these world famous sights, turning a standard sight-seeing expedition into a three-dimensional multi-faceted experience using key skills such as creative and lateral thinking, observational and puzzle-solving skills. Team-based and competitive, the trail produces winners who demonstrate team-work and strategy as well as aptitude and attention to detail as well as showcasing the iconic sights of one of the world’s greatest capital cities. The Paris Apprentice A MFL challenge for French language students combined with an engaging experience among some of the most iconic sights and monuments in the French capital. Running Top Tip: Ideal for from Notre Dame via the Louvre, the Jardin des Tuileries and the en route ages 10-16 to the Eiffel Tower, the challenge is enjoyed in teams who undertake a series of ten challenges, each in its own ‘zone’ along the route. Based on the format of the Apprentice TV programme, the target language material uses each location to engage and hold student interest from KS2 through to KS4, with a KS5 option focussing totally on target language task cards. A standard sight-seeing expedition turns into a three- dimensional, linguistic, cultural multi- faceted experience which can be done as a single event, divided to fit around an itinerary over a day or more, or shortened by omitting zones to suit a tighter time schedule. Museums In addition to their permanent exhibitions the majority of the hold temporary exhibitions throughout the year, some of which are free of charge, others are at an additional cost. According to your travel dates your Programme Manager can advise on this, and if there are any support materials produced by the museum available for your visit. • Guided visits or workshops in English may be available and can be arranged on request and charged for accordingly. • All groups must be pre-booked and most museums in Paris are closed on Mondays. Museums - Art & Sculpture Musée du Louvre Price from: FREE general admission (requires student and teacher ID) The Louvre’s origins date back to 1793 after François I and Louis XIV separately resided there. Today it houses treasures from the Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans in their own extensive galleries. There are European works from the Middle Ages up to the 19th century – with some of the most famous works of art in the world on show, Top Tip: The including the Mona Lisa, the and the Wedding Feast at Cana. museum offers structured Musée d’Orsay activities for groups including Price from: FREE general admission (requires student and teacher ID) guided tours and The Musee d’Orsay is located in the centre of Paris, on the banks of the Seine. workshops Originally a train station, the museum houses one of the finest collections of Impressionist art in the world. Throughout 80 separate galleries it features art from the period 1848 to 1914, with works by Delacroix, Degas, Manet, Monet, Renoir, Gauguin, Cezanne, Van Gogh and many others. Musée Rodin Price from: FREE general admission for students / £7 per teacher Explore the life and work of . In the impressive museum grounds you will see the sculptor’s The Gates of Hell, Balzac and The Thinker. Inside the museum you will see The Kiss and the works of Camille Claudel, Rodin’s pupil and lover.

Email us at [email protected] – We’re here to help! 5 Musée de l’Orangerie Visit Monet’s ‘Waterlilies’ installed in two galleries once hailed as the ‘Sistine Chapel of ’ at l’Orangerie museum. Home to modern- art collections of Paul Guillaume and Jean Walter, l’Orangerie also features paintings by Renoir, Cézanne and Picasso, amongst others.

Musée Picasso Paris After a five-year renovation the Musée Picasso art gallery located in the well-known Hôtel Salé in district of Paris has re-opened. With the exhibition space having been doubled in size it has allowed many more works of the master’s work to be on display and new tours created of the collections. Donated to the French state after the artist’s death this unique collection is composed of 5,000 pieces by the artist, more than 200,000 personal archives. The rare diversity of his collections is an invitation to endlessly explore the powerful work of this artist— a painter, sculptor, ceramicist, photographer and writer-through a multitude of thematic tours and experiences. Also on display is Picasso’s own exclusive collection of 150 paintings by other artists including Matisse, Cézanne and Le Douanier Rousseau. Musée Marmottan Monet Situated on the east side of the , Musée Marmottan is a 19th century townhouse home to approximately 65 paintings by . Here you will see paintings of Rouen Cathedral, Gare St Lazare, Giverny and the Houses of Parliament in . There are also many other works of art on display by artists such as Renoir, Gaugin and Sisley. The ‘Grande Dame’ of Impressionism Berthe Morisot is represented by a number of oil paintings, pastels and watercolours. Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris The museum is situated in the East wing of the Palais de . The museum is devoted to modern and contemporary art in all its forms: paintings, sculptures, installations, photographs and video. The museum’s permanent collections, with more than 8,000 works of art, show the diverse art trends of the 20th century: , Ecole de Paris, abstract art, new realism, etc. In parallel to these permanent collections, large temporary exhibitions are also organised. Espace Dali In the heart of Montmartre, Espace Dalí presents the only permanent exhibition in France entirely devoted to the master of surrealism, and more particularly to his sculptures, engravings, and prints. You will discover over 300 original artworks that made Salvador Dalí such a famous artist of the 20th century. Top Tip: Themed Pompidou Centre guided tours Explore one of the most visited attractions in France. Behind its web of colourful pipes, and workshops this imposing building contains numerous spaces entirely dedicated to culture and art are available on spread out over 6 floors, among which the largest modern and contemporary art request museum in Europe is housed. With more than 70,000 works, it displays the masterpieces of some of the most famous figures in modern and contemporary art. From its upper floors you can take in views across the city.

6 Call us on 020 8335 4455 – We’re here to help! Museums - Themed Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie (Science) Explore the largest Science museum in Europe. The Cité has a planetarium, a submarine, an IMAX theatre and an education centre. The museum’s aim is to spread scientific and technical knowledge to the general public and to create public interest in science and research. Palais de la Découverte (Science) The Palais de la Découverte is Paris’ original science museum, located on Avenue Franklin D. Rooselvelt and housing designs from da Vinci’s era to the modern day. Visit the permanent exhibits for mathematics, physics, astronomy and astrophysics, chemistry, geology and biology. Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Décorative Arts, Fashion & Textile) Consisting of Decorative Arts, Fashion and Textile and Advertising this museum brings together the representative productions from some of the greatest factories, artists, artisans and designers, be they cabinetmakers, goldsmiths, ceramicists, glassblowers or designers. All the trends are represented: from gothic to Louis XVI, from the Directoire to Art Nouveau, from to design. Palais Galleria (Fashion) Formerly know as the Musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris this museum is housed in a 19th century Renaissance-inspired palace. Dedicated to fashion from the 18th century to modern times it is home to some 100,000 outfits and accessories. It presents exclusively temporary, monographic and themed exhibitions spotlighting some of its priceless and fragile collections. Top Tip: Please Cité de la Musique (Music) note that as there A venue devoted to music, in 2015 the Cité de la Musique becomes part of the are no permanent new complex. It provides access to musical culture through exhibitions the its concerts, museum and educational and editorial activities. The museum, with a venue is closed permanent collection of over 1,000 instruments and artworks, as well as 2 temporary between each exhibitions each year, promotes a heritage dating from the 17th century to the present themed exhibition day through music from around the world. Audio guide visits and workshops can be quoted for on request.

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Email us at [email protected] – We’re here to help! 7 Fragonard Musée du Parfum (Perfume) The Musée du Parfum is located in a beautiful Napoléon III style mansion. The painted ceilings, romantic stucco decorations, fireplaces and chandeliers all date back to the time the mansion, most of which is listed, was first built. You will discover a remarkable collection of perfume related items which will take you back in time, all the way from the antiquity to the 20th century. Musée de l’Armée – Invalides (Military History) The Musée de l’Armée, created in 1905, is located in the prestigious setting of the Hôtel National des Invalides. With 500,000 classified objects, spread over 8000m², these objects make this museum the most important museum of military history in France, and one of the leading ones in the world. The permanent collections are displayed ‘historically’ with a chronological presentation from Antiquity to the end of the Second World War. Musée Gourmand du Chocolat – Choco-Story (Chocolate) Top Tip: Guided Discover the secret of chocolate through its 4000 years of history. The Choco-Story visits can be museum has over 1000 artefacts on display and offers the opportunity to taste arranged on the chocolates made there as well as learn about the historical and the modern request techniques of manufacturing chocolate. Other Visits & Attractions Les Étoiles du Rex Much more than a cinema, much more than a museum! Through an interactive, 45 minute long, unique tour with an audio guide, go behind the scenes, and discover the legend and the stars of the biggest cinema in Europe. Find out what’s behind a projection screen, see an identical reproduction of a projection booth and learn about the many special effects and tricks used in a film. Door after door you will be led on an interactive tour where all the magic of cinema will be revealed. Pantheon Built under the orders of Louis XV as a monument to his gratitude to God after his health had recovered, this building is one of the greatest neoclassical monuments. Top Tip: The view Shortly after it was completed came the , when the Revolutionist that the Pantheon government changed the church into a mausoleum. It then flipped back and forth to a offers is simply church over the years but eventually assumed its lasting role as a burial place for fantastic. martyrs and brilliant French citizens for good including and Marie Curie. Inside the architecture is visually amazing: it has the Gothic decorations combined with the mainly classical style of the building, creating a truly remarkable neoclassical monument. La Conciergerie Located on the Ile de la Cité, La Conciergerie is a remarkable testimony of the civil architecture of the 14th century. Most of the lower floor of the palace was turned into a prison during the 15th century; you can visit the dungeons, including Queen Marie- Antoinette’s, and also discover historical accounts and memories of the French Revolution.

8 Call us on 020 8335 4455 – We’re here to help! Opera House Take a guided tour of the Palais Garnier, the thirteenth theatre to house the Paris Opera since it was founded in 1669 by Louis XIV, and learn about its history, architecture and the events that take place there. The Palais Garnier was built on the orders of III and is the result of a competition won by architect Charles Garnier. Galeries Lafayette This historic department store on Boulevard Haussman is famed for its fashion ranges as well as for home furnishings and gourmet food. The flagship store in the Galeries Lafayette family, it is the second most visited attraction after the Louvre and hosts a weekly fashion show on Friday afternoons. Private guided tours are taken on the 1st floor gallery, with exhibitions or themed experiences. Paris Story Paris-Story has been a popular Parisian attraction for almost twenty years. Discover 2000 years of history in 50 minutes. Learn about the monuments, geography, French literature, art and much more. The film, which lasts approximately 1 hour, revised in 2014, will help you to find your way around and ensure you use your time in Paris effectively. Aquarium de Paris - CinéAqua CinéAqua gives you the opportunity to discover 43 aquariums, over 10,000 fish and invertebrates, a touch pool, two cinemas and much more. Located in the Trocadero Gardens, close to the Eiffel Tower. Guided tours and educational workshops can be arranged, prices on request.

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Email us at [email protected] – We’re here to help! 9 Victor Hugo lived on the second floor of the Hôtel de Rohan-Guéménée from 1832 to 1848. He wrote some of his major works here: Marie Tudor, Ruy Blas, Les Burgraves, a large part of Les Misérables, and was visited by Lamartine, Vigny, Dumas and Gautier. The visit of the apartment illustrates the three main stages of his life (before, during and after exile) through the display of different memorabilia and displays of his drawings, as well as an iconography of his literary work. Sport Attractions Roland Garros Tennis Stadium & Museum A visit to the French Tennis Federation’s Museum is a great opportunity to learn all about the history of tennis, the prestigious French Open tournament and its legendary venue, the Roland Garros stadium. Visitors get an exclusive view of the five Roland Garros trophies plus over 90 other items, including an original trophy, pictures of past champions, Noah and Agassi’s legendary racquets, and Borg and Nadal’s tennis clothing. The guided tour includes access to player-only areas, changing-rooms, the media centre and of course the prestigious Philippe Chatrier clay centre court. Tour France’s flagship 80,000 seater stadium hosts national team football and rugby union fixtures, on a domestic and international level, as well as shows and concerts by world- famous artists. The guided tour (approximately 1½ hours) includes the museum, pitch- side areas, the renovated players’ changing rooms and the VIP stand. Shopping Place Louis Lepine - Marché aux Fleurs et aux Oiseaux The square is named after a prefect of police, Louis Lepine. He was given the nickname ‘The Little Man with the Big Stick’ for his skill is handling large Parisian crowds. The square is now home to the flower market and Sunday bird market. Since 1808, the lovely metal pavilions shade the bucolic Flower Market (Le Marché aux Fleurs). A wide array of flowers, plants and trees can be found. Tens of thousands of pots are displayed : Primavera’s, Violets, Bilberries, Pomegranates and other beautiful plants are offered each season. Due to the forms and the vibrant colours, many artists and creators come to loose themselves in this urban prairie looking for inspiration. The market is open daily from 8am - 7.30pm. On Sundays, the picture is complete with the opening of the Bird Market (le Marché aux Oiseaux) where you can find rare species and all the accessories to go with them. Paris Saint-Ouen Flea Market The “rag and bone” trade has long been part of Parisian history and towards the end of the 19th century, when the authorities began to clean up the city, the tradesmen and their families were forced to set up home in the area of Saint-Ouen. In the early 1900s, the beginnings of the flea market was born as Parisians came by to browse the stalls and enjoy an illicit drink at the open-air cafés on Sunday mornings. After the First World War, the market grew in popularity and became increasingly commercialised and today it caters for every interest with over 2000 boutiques and market stalls selling all manner of goods. Well worth a visit for the window-shopper Top Tip: A visit to and bargain-hunter alike. Open Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, all year round a market in Paris 10.30am to 5.30pm (opening times can very with the seasons). is an excellent opportunity for students to Rungis Market practise their Rungis is reputedly the world’s biggest food market offering a wide range of fresh language skills produce, including fish, meat, cheese, fruit, vegetables and flowers. Tours can be arranged to include a professional guide to help you get the most out of your visit.

10 Call us on 020 8335 4455 – We’re here to help! Paris Christmas Markets The Christmas market on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées is the largest in the city. Stretching from the Champs-Elysées roundabout to the Place de la Concorde, wooden chalets selling a variety of wares including yuletide trinkets, traditional gifts and speciality foods line both sides of this famous avenue alongside the trees adorned with sparkling lights. Elsewhere, scattered throughout the city there are other markets to enjoy including ancient Montmartre, Montparnasse Tower and Saint-Germain-des- Prés on the Left Bank. Further Afield Disneyland® Paris Explore the magical world of . At Disneyland® Park you will experience over forty thrilling rides and attractions, including Space Mountain: Mission 2, Indiana Jones™ and the Temple of Peril! and Big Thunder Mountain. You will have the chance to meet some of your favourite Disney Characters, visit the shops and stores crammed with Disney souvenirs and enjoy the spectacular daily parade! At Walt Disney Studios® Park ride Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster starring Aerosmith, risk the meteor showers of Armageddon Special Effects and enjoy the truly amazing Moteurs, Action! Stunt Show Spectacular®! What’s more experience the Park’s spine tingling attraction The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™. Plus shrink to the size of a toy in Toy Story Playland with its three larger than life rides –Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop, Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin and RC Racer! During your visit to Disneyland Paris, you will also be able to enjoy Disney® Village. Throughout the day and evening it offers great shopping opportunities, live concerts and themed restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets. Monet’s Garden at Giverney Claude Monet was passionate about gardening and designed his flower garden and water garden at Giverny as genuine works. Visit his former home, which is now a museum where reproductions of the artist’s paintings are displayed. Guided tours can be arranged on request.

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Email us at [email protected] – We’re here to help! 11 Musee de la Grande Guerre Located in the east of Paris, near to Disneyland® Paris, this museum houses a collection unparalleled anywhere in Europe. From the recreation of a battlefield to the aircraft and tanks on display, via projections, sound broadcasts and interactive terminals, the museum makes use of the very latest technologies. Palais de Versailles The is one of the largest and most opulent castles in the world. A fine example of 18th century French architecture and art, it is one of the most visited attractions – and castles – in France, as well as being a UNESCO’s World Heritage site and must-see French landmark. The residence of the kings of France from Louis XIV to Louis XVI, the Palace houses the Royal Apartments, including the Hall of Mirrors, and bedchambers of the King and Queen, plus the apartments of Louis XV’s daughters and heir to the throne. The Grand and Petit Trianon and Marie Antoinette’s hamlet are also well worth a visit. The extensive gardens are 250 acres of landscaped and manicured lawns and fountains, and it is the largest of its kind in Europe, created back in the 17th century, with a geometric pattern of bushes, flowerbeds and trees. Parc Asterix Just over an hour’s drive north of central Paris, Parc Asterix is a theme amusement park in France, based on the stories of Asterix. The rides and attractions are spread across different historic cultures and themed worlds; the Vikings, Egyptians, Romans and the ancient Greeks, plus Gaul and Travel through Time. Gallic humour is in abundance as it transports visitors right to the heart of the comic book. Well known in France for its large variety of rollercoasters, its range includes a rollercoaster with 7 loops, a Gallic bobsleigh ride and a log flume style ride with an 11 metre drop at the end! There are also live shows in the park combining stunts and special effects. A teacher’s kit for secondary schools “French National Heritage” is available for before, during and after a visit to the park.

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Eating out in Paris is an experience in itself and traditional eateries compete with the modern fast-food style outlets that can be found in any European city. For those wishing to enjoy an affordable, value-for-money meal, Study Experiences has selected a number of restaurants that offer good service and decent portions of quality food to suit students on a budget. All meals arranged by us must be pre-booked in advance of your trip and your menu choice will be set for the whole group. Sample Menu: Starter - small mixed salad or soup, Main - roast chicken/ spaghetti bolognese/breaded fish, Dessert - fruit salad/tart/ice cream All prices include a soft drink and are valid for lunch or dinner. *Halal option available Monte Carlo Located near the Champs Elysees and Arc de Triomphe Le Panorama* 20 Rue Gerando, 75009 Located near the Montmartre area. *Halal option available Auberge du Pere Louis Located near Les Folies Bergeres/Montmartre Creperie au Cœur du 9eme Located near Gare de L’Est, Gare due Nord La Casa Located near Cite des Sciences et de L’Industrie and Cite de la Musique Hard Rock Café Paris Located next to the Opera and the Grand Boulevards L’Evidence* Located near Place de la Republique, Canal St Martin. *Halal option available Chez Claude Located near Le Louvre Museum Rivoli Self Service Located near Le Louvre Museum Les Barjots* Located near La Bastille, . *Halal option available

Email us at [email protected] – We’re here to help! 13 Le Volcan Located near the Latin Quarter, Pantheon Chez Clement Restaurants • Located near Place de Bastille • Located near the Montparnasse Tower • Located near Notre Dame Flunch Restaurants • Located near the Pompidou Centre - 4th Arrondissment • Located near the Montmartre area

Fast Flunch: For the main course - Roast Chicken, Beef Burger, Chicken Nuggets or Breaded Fish, plus; an all-you-can-eat vegetable buffet, bread. Dessert - pastry, dairy dessert or cheese, plus a soft drink. Flunch Classic: Starter - a plate of crudités, plate of deli meat, deviled egg or avocado and mixed vegetables. Same main course and dessert options as Fast Flunch, plus a soft drink. Flunch Take Away Packed lunch: Filled baguette (ham, chicken or mixed salad); packet of crisps; a cookie, doughnut or fruit; plus a soft drink

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