4 nights holiday in Paris, France – £174 pp (flights and accommodation)

A sumptuous palace that once was the house of the kings of France, Louvre is the most important of the top museums in Paris.Visitors enter the museum in the palace yard at the glass pyramid (designed by Ieoh Ming Pei in 1917).Louvru displays 35,000 works of art (many considered masterpieces)-from antiques to European paintings in the 15th-19th centuries.Moments of the Louvre Museum. In the most famous song is Mona Lisa or La Gioconda (or at Joconde in French) painted by Leonardo da Vinci in 1503-1505.Many tourists pass through the museum just to take a look at this piece, but there are many other works of art that must be visited, even if the time is limited. For the most important moments of the Louvre are the old Venus de Milo sculpture;monumental victory of Samotracia from the Hellenistic period;huge wedding holiday at the cup painted by Veronese (1563);The young lady with Venus and the graces of Botticelli;and freedom leading the people (1831) by Eugène Delacroix, which describes the Parisian uprising in July 1830. In order to make the most of a visit to the Louvre, tourists should join a guided tour.The Louvru Museum passes Line Tour to participants directly in the most famous works of art, including Venus from Milo and Mona Lisa.In this three -hour round, a guide (which is art history) offers in -depth comments about masterpieces.The famous landscape architect André Le Nôtre created the Tuileries gardens in the French formal style of the seventeenth century, with perfectly cared for trees, statues and paths.The benches of the park and the cafes-restaurant with outdoor chairs invite visitors to relax and enjoy the landscape.