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Brian Cadd's Private Paris BRIAN CADD’S 2013 PRIVATE PARIS 6 day Brian Cadd’s private paris australians have known Brian Cadd and his music for forty years. all those wonderful songs like a Little ray of sunshine, don’t you Know it’s Magic, Ginger Man, Let Go, alvin purple...and many more for international artists such as Joe Cocker, ringo starr, Bonnie tyler, Glenn Campbell and so many others. But very few australians know that Brian has a great passion other than music! and that passion is PARIS. Brian’s love of paris has been combined with the services of Bill peach Journeys to create a not to be missed adventure. “I confess, I’ve been having an affair! It’s been a long one, filled with adventures, wild nights, crazy days, and people and places I never dreamed of knowing about or being involved with. No, it’s not a woman (although some people compare it to one!)...it’s a city; a beautiful city...Paris. I met her casually in the 60’s, had a huge fling with her in the early 80s and have been back to see her regularly since then, sometimes for six months at a time. And during those times I’ve discovered that she is far more than just a pretty face. Sure she’s got the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysees. But she has so much more. Drawing on a couple of thousand years of history, Paris has so much to offer, so many secrets she keeps to herself until you coax her into revealing them. Then you find the wonder, the fun, the magic, the spiritual, the macabre and the bizarre. Not to mention the food, the wine, the restaurants and those bars. Come join me as I show you the wonderful Paris that I’ve grown to love......that I only found by walking the city endlessly and actually living there amongst it all. I’ll show you a Paris that never ceases to surprise me and will amaze you too.” DAY ONE Strolling down Boulevard Saint Germain The walk will finish in the famous Latin Quarter your journey begins in Paris today at the the tour continues past the street markets where you will join Brian and a notable local Westminster Hotel. Located in one of the to the Rue de Buci and the location of the historian for a delightful lunch. This will be most prestigious neighborhood in all of Paris, popular Café de Paris. after lunch at this followed by a talk from him on the wonderful the Hotel Westminster is within steps of great local restaurant, the group departs era between the 1890s and the second world Opera Garnier and surrounded by the iconic to the Jaquemart-andre Museum for a war. In particular the arts, including literature, super-brand names like Louis Vuitton, Cartier personal tour of this outstanding collection poetry, painting, and music of that period, and Gucci that line the Place Vendôme and of sculptures and artwork. The museum was centered around extraordinary characters the Rue de la Paix. created from the private home of Édouard such as Jean-Paul Sartre, Hemingway and F andré and Nélie Jacquemart to display the Scott Fitzgerald. Check in at the hotel is from 2pm and the art they collected during their lives. afternoon is yours to spend at leisure. after lunch join Brian for a drink and a visit Tonight there will be a wine and cheese Tonight there will be an option to join Brian to Paris’ most unusual and exciting waxworks tasting welcome at the hotel where you will at the world famous Harry’s Bar for a drink museum. your evening is at leisure but Brian meet your host Brian Cadd and your fellow (B,L) will recommend some of Paris’s more unique travellers. Overnight: Westminster Hotel and outrageous night time activities for you. Overnight:Westminster Hotel (B,L) Overnight: Westminster Hotel DAY TWO DAY THREE This morning, breakfast is at leisure at the The early part of your morning is at leisure. DAY FOUR hotel before departing for an orientation you may wish to take a stroll down Rue Rivoli after breakfast at the hotel this morning we tour of Paris. Visit the Eiffel Tower, arc de and through the Jardin des Tuileries. These explore the Le Marais district by foot under Triomphe, Place de la Concorde and much stunning gardens stretch from the Louvre to Brian’s expert guidance. Le Marais has long more. the Place de la Concorde. been the aristocratic district of Paris and hosts many outstanding buildings of historic and The journey continues to Saint Germain Mid morning transfer to Ile Saint Louis for architectural importance. It spreads across where Brian will meet the group outside the the start of a special team challenge that parts of the 3rd and 4th arrondissements in ancient Eglise Saint-Germain des Pres. This Brian has designed for the group. There will Paris on the Right Bank. after lunch at Place area is renown as the intellectual center of be fun tasks, cryptic questions and prizes for des Vosges your afternoon is free to explore the Left bank and is the location of the Café the winners! dividing into teams you will stroll the area including the nearby Bastille. Les deux Magots, the Café de Flore and the through the oldest part of the city, including Brasserie Lipp, frequented by the writers of Notre dame and the surrounding areas that Then meet the group in the Odeon area of the “Lost Generation” of the 20s and 30s. contain much of the early history of Paris. the Left Bank for dinner at Paris’s oldest INCLUSIONS • Spend 5 days exploring Paris with renowned entertainer and raconteur, Brian Cadd • Awaiting at your hotel, enjoy Brian’s personalised orientation pack • Meals as specified in the itinerary • Five nights accommodation at the luxurious Westminster Hotel Paris • All touring and transfers in Paris restaurant. This is where Thomas Returning to central Paris, the afternoon • Enjoy a special private concert with Jefferson, Voltaire and Benjamin Franklin is yours to spend at leisure either ate and argued politics. It even has one of shopping at Galleries Lafayette or Brian Cadd Napoleon’s three-cornered hats in a glass wandering the gorgeous streets around case at it’s entrance. the hotel. Complete your private journey PRICING AND DATES with australia’s most adorable musician after dinner take the opportunity to join Journey Commences Concludes and raconteur in a fabulous intimate Brian for a visit to the oldest jazz club Code Paris Paris Price dinner and concert. Performed by Brian in Paris, where you will learn about jazz Cadd with local musicians, you will dance BC300 9 Apr 13 14 Apr 13 $5,795 in France, hear some great music and away your last night in Paris with Brian discover some amazing history about the BC301 23 Apr 13 28 Apr 13 $5,795 in style. after the show there will be one club itself, not all of it musical! This is a BC302 7 May 13 12 May 13 $5,995 final special moment not to be missed! night not to miss! (B,L, d) (B,L,d) BC303 28 May 13 2 Jun 13 $5,995 Overnight: Westminster Hotel Overnight: Westminster Hotel BC304 4 Jun 13 9 Jun 13 $6,295 DAY FIVE DAY SIX BC305 25 Jun 13 30 Jun 13 $6,295 Today we take a journey to Marché your journey concludes after breakfast aux Puces St-Ouen de Clignancourt, April Single Supplement $798 this morning. you will be transferred to the largest flea market in Paris. This the airport, train station or another hotel May Supplement $885 spectacular place has acres of goodies in Paris. and features in Woody allen’s Midnight June Single Supplement $1,295 in Paris. For lunch in the markets we will Please note international airfares are not included share a most unique experience at one of in your journey price. Please contact Bill Peach Paris’s more bizarre restaurants. Journeys for more details. Enquiries and Reservations: Bill peach Journeys PO Box 794, Mascot, NSW 1460 1800 252 053 0800 445 700 (australia only) (New Zealand only) administration and Marketing telephone (61)2 9693 2233 or fax (61)2 9669 6064 Email: [email protected] Web: www.billpeachjourneys.com.au Visit www.briancadd.com aircruising australia Ltd. aBn 25 010 484 938 Bill peach Journeys pty Ltd. travel agents Licence number 2TA 003 547 aBn 11 054 959 152.
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