Paris is the second largest city in Europe, ideally located on the banks of the Seine. No visit to Europe would not be complete without a short stay in Paris, it’s almost guaranteed that the second, longer stay is required.

The visitors flocking to the many beautiful buildings, the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre is not hide. Travel around Paris is relatively easy for the visitors as well as the local population, the system of subway underpass is easy to understand, efficient and fully achieved, even the enthusiastic tourists want to visit.

No visit would not be complete without a trip at the beginning of about 1000 feet height of the Eiffel Tower, there are few places in the city, where it is not visible. Illuminated the evening, it is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city as a whole, guided tours add to the excitement, you receive, view of the history, how it was built.

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The Paul Gauguin:

Porte 320 passengers and a crew of 211, 7Decks. 3 dining room, 4 lounges and 1 pool. Seventy of more than 160 cabins have balconies and 7 are outside the cabins, of everything you an excellent decor and comfort on board.

Owners Suite: Capacity 2 (3 with a roll away bed) floor to ceiling with glass sliding doors, building on a private balcony. A queen-size bed with vanity, a marble bathroom with tub and called separate shower, a large living room with a sofa, chair, table and a cocktail bar, which are in - more to eat, an office, stationery, refrigerator with stock and carbonated drinks, a bar together - at a distance of TV with VCR, several radio channels, safe, direct dial telephone, hair dryer and Butler.

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It is a name that is guaranteed to stand out from the other. This popular river cruise is known for its customers, the largest river in the quality of programmes and the incomparable elegance, is among the best. If you want to take your family or someone on a special unforgettable international river shipping, you can rest assured that whatever the route you choose, it is a reminder that for a long time to come.

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