Leave central Paris behind for a few hours and discover one of France’s most beautiful royal residences and the landscapes that inspired generations of painters. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach with your driver-guide, who will share stories and historical background along the way. At Fontainebleau Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and favourite residence of the French kings from François I to Napoléon III, enjoy an audio-guided visit that lets you explore the lavishly decorated apartments, grand galleries and magnificent chapels at your own pace. Afterwards, stroll through the formal gardens and wooded park that surround the château. On the way back to Paris, your route takes you through Barbizon, a charming artists’ village on the edge of the forest where 19th-century painters like Corot and Millet came to capture light and nature. This half-day excursion is the perfect mix of royal history, architecture, landscape and art, all within easy reach of central Paris.

There’s more to France than legends dare to unveil. Get used to this royal feeling as you’ll visit Château de Fontainebleau is one of the most visited areas and one of the largest French royal châteaux. It has everything that a tourist needs; a touch of history, a touch of art and a lot of other things that are ready to be discovered. The Palace dates from the medieval age and served as a royal residence for the French kings. Now it is a museum and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Barbizon is the charming village that became the birthplace of the Barbizon School, where artists gathered in the 19th century to paint nature directly from life. Nestled at the edge of the Forest of Fontainebleau, its quiet streets, galleries, and historic studios still preserve the spirit of the painters who transformed landscape art.

Machen Sie sich am Morgen von Paris aus auf den Weg und entdecken Sie zwei der schönsten Wahrzeichen der Region: den Palast von Fontainebleau (ein UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe) und das charmante Dorf Barbizon, Heimat der "Barbizon School", einer Gruppe einflussreicher 19. Jahrhundert Maler. Diese private, 8-stündige Tour beinhaltet die Abholung und Rückgabe direkt an Ihrer Unterkunft in Paris und lässt Sie in einem komfortablen, privaten Fahrzeug reisen.

Private Tour nach Fontainebleau und Vaux le Vicomte mit einem lizenzierten Fahrer Guide. Holen Sie sich Ihr Hotel ab, fahren Sie zu den Schlössern in einem Premium-Van, lassen Sie die Warteschlangen aus, lassen Sie sich nach Ihrem Besuch irgendwo in Paris absetzen.

Leave Paris behind for a few hours and discover one of France’s most beautiful royal residences and the village that inspired generations of painters. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan with a small group (maximum 8 participants) and an experienced driver-guide. At Fontainebleau Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and favourite residence of the French kings from François I to Napoléon III, enjoy an audio-guided visit that lets you explore the lavishly decorated apartments, grand galleries and magnificent chapels at your own pace. Afterwards, stroll through the formal gardens and wooded park that surround the château. On the way back to Paris, your route takes you through Barbizon, a charming artists’ village on the edge of the forest where 19th-century painters like Corot and Millet came to capture light and nature. This half-day excursion is the perfect mix of royal history, architecture, landscape and art, all within easy reach of central Paris.

Leave Paris behind for a few hours on a private half-day excursion and discover one of France’s most beautiful royal residences, along with the village that inspired generations of painters. Travel enjoying a relaxed and flexible experience tailored just for you. To add a refined French touch, the tour includes one glass of Champagne per person. At Fontainebleau Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and favorite residence of French kings from François I to Napoleon III, enjoy the lavishly decorated apartments, grand galleries, and magnificent chapels at your own pace. Afterwards, take time to stroll through the formal gardens and wooded park surrounding the château. On the way back to Paris, your route takes you through Barbizon, a charming artists’ village on the edge of the forest where 19th-century painters such as Corot and Millet came to capture light and nature.