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London, Paris, and Bordeaux

Independent rail trip linking London, Paris, and Bordeaux

Railbookers operates this 7-day, 6-night independent rail package that links London, Paris, and Bordeaux. The trip opens with two nights in London, taking in the city's museums and royal attractions, before the Eurostar carries travelers to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower and the famed, tree-lined Champs Elysees. From Paris, the trip continues by train south to Bordeaux for two more nights, rounding out an even split of two nights in each of the three cities. Because this is an independent package rather than an escorted tour, travelers make their own way between the three cities and set their own pace once they arrive, rather than following a tour director. The trip suits travelers who want an even, unhurried introduction to three destinations across England and France connected by rail, without joining a group tour. Prices start from $1,599 per person.

What to know before you look closer

  • Railbookers does not publish a day-by-day itinerary for this package. The description confirms two nights each in London and, from the available text, Bordeaux; the two nights in Paris are calculated from the total rather than stated directly.
  • No hotel details are given for any of the three cities, so comfort level cannot be confirmed here.

Questions travellers ask

Is this trip escorted or independent?
Railbookers sells this as an independent rail package, so travelers make their own way and explore each city on their own.
How many nights are spent in each city?
Two nights in London and two nights in Bordeaux are described directly; the remaining two of the six nights fall in Paris.
Is train travel included?
Yes. The trip includes the Eurostar from London to Paris and a further train journey south to Bordeaux.
What will I see in Paris?
The description names the Eiffel Tower and the tree-lined Champs Elysees.
How much does this trip cost?
Prices start from $1,599 per person, about $228 per day.

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