Arrival at Beauvais-Tillé Airport, where you will meet your private bus driver and prepare for the transfer into the city center.
Board your private coach for the drive to the Montmartre district, covering an 85 km distance which typically takes about 80 to 90 minutes depending on morning traffic.
Arrive at the foot of the hill near Place Saint-Pierre and take a short 5-minute walk to the Funiculaire de Montmartre to ride up to the summit (requires a standard T+ metro ticket).
Explore the iconic Basilique du Sacré-Cœur; allow 45 minutes to admire the white-domed interior and the breathtaking panoramic view of Paris from the front steps.
Walk 5 minutes (350m) to Le Relais Gascon for a budget-friendly lunch featuring their famous giant salads, a favorite for student groups in the Montmartre area.
Take a 2-minute walk to the historic Place du Tertre to observe local portrait artists; allow 45 minutes to soak in the atmosphere of this traditional artists' square.
Walk 10 minutes (700m) downhill to find the Le Mur des Je t'aime (Wall of Love) in Square Jehan Rictus, a brief 15-minute stop to see 'I Love You' written in 250 languages.
Visit the nearby Boulangerie Boris Lumé for an affordable coffee or artisanal pastry, then walk 12 minutes (900m) toward the iconic red windmill of the Moulin Rouge.
Spend an hour exploring the eclectic shops along Rue des Abbesses and viewing the Art Nouveau architecture of the Église Saint-Jean de Montmartre.
Rejoin your private coach at the designated pickup point for the 9 km transfer to the southern edge of the city, which can take 50-60 minutes in afternoon traffic.
Arrive and check into the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans in Montrouge, allowing time for the group to settle into their rooms and freshen up for dinner.
Walk 10 minutes (750m) from the hotel to Le Physalis in Montrouge, a traditional French bistro offering affordable set menus and a non-touristic atmosphere suitable for the group size.
Take a 12-minute walk to the Mairie de Montrouge square to enjoy the evening lights and the local architecture of this charming Parisian suburb.
Stop at the Monoprix Montrouge (5-minute walk) to buy bottled water and budget-friendly snacks at local prices for the upcoming full day at the theme parks.
Return to the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans to rest and prepare for an early morning departure to the Disneyland Paris parks.
Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans to prepare the students for a high-energy day at the theme parks.
Board your private coach for the 42 km drive to Marne-la-Vallée, a trip that typically takes 55 to 65 minutes via the A4 motorway.
Arrive at the Disneyland Paris coach parking area and take a 10-minute walk to the main entrance; ensure you have pre-booked your 2-Park Hopper Tickets online to avoid long queues.
Enter Walt Disney Studios Park first to beat the rush for top-tier attractions like Ratatouille: The Adventure and the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.
Head over to the Avengers Campus to witness interactive stunt shows and experience the Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure with the whole group.
Take a short 10-minute walk through Fantasia Gardens to transition into the main Disneyland Park and begin the journey toward the Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Walk 12 minutes (900m) to Disney Village for a budget-friendly lunch at Earl of Sandwich, which offers significantly better value for school groups than the themed park restaurants.
Re-enter Disneyland Park and walk 8 minutes (600m) to Fantasyland to explore Alice's Curious Labyrinth and It's a Small World; allow 75 minutes for these classic attractions.
Walk 6 minutes (450m) to Adventureland to experience the Pirates of the Caribbean; allow approximately 60 minutes for the queue and the 10-minute boat ride.
Head to Discoveryland (10-minute walk) to enjoy the interactive Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast; ensure you have pre-booked your Disneyland 2-Park Hopper Tickets online to use digital queue management features.
Walk 7 minutes (500m) to the Main Street, U.S.A. parade route to secure a spot for the Disney Stars on Parade, which features spectacular floats and performers starting at 5:30 PM.
Spend 60 minutes exploring the shops of Main Street, U.S.A., specifically the Emporium, for souvenirs; this is a 5-minute walk from the central plaza.
Walk 10 minutes (750m) to Disney Village for a budget-friendly dinner at Vapiano, which offers fresh pasta and pizza in a large setting ideal for a student group.
Walk 8 minutes (600m) back to the front of Sleeping Beauty Castle to secure a viewing spot for the nightly projection and drone spectacular.
Watch the 20-minute Disney Illuminations show; ensure the group stays together near the Central Plaza for an easy exit after the fireworks conclude.
Walk 15 minutes (1.2 km) through the park exit to the designated coach parking area to meet your private driver.
Board your private coach for the 42 km return journey to Montrouge; the drive back to the hotel takes approximately 50 minutes in light evening traffic.
Arrive at the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans to rest and recharge for tomorrow's comprehensive tour of the Paris city center.
Enjoy breakfast at the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans before meeting your driver for the first leg of your comprehensive city tour.
Depart via private coach for the 7 km drive to the Trocadéro area, which typically takes 25 minutes on a Sunday morning.
Arrive at the Esplanade du Trocadéro to capture the best group photos of the Eiffel Tower; allow 30 minutes to enjoy this elevated panoramic view.
Walk 10 minutes (650m) across the Pont d'Iéna to reach the base of the Eiffel Tower and explore the Champ de Mars gardens for 50 minutes.
Re-board the coach for a 15-minute (3 km) transit to the Arc de Triomphe; note that you must pre-book tickets online if the group intends to climb to the rooftop.
Take a 40-minute stroll down the world-famous Champs-Élysées, walking approximately 1.2 km to admire the flagship shops and the grand architecture.
Visit Boulangerie Élysées for a budget-friendly lunch of artisanal sandwiches and coffee, a non-touristic gem just a 3-minute walk from the main Champs-Élysées avenue.
Re-board the private coach for a 2.5 km drive (approx. 12 minutes) to the Place de la Concorde, where students can see the ancient Egyptian Obelisk of Luxor and the monumental fountains.
Take a 40-minute group stroll through the Jardin des Tuileries, the city's historic royal garden, walking 1 km towards the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel and the glass pyramid of the Louvre Museum (exterior view).
Walk 10 minutes (800m) to Place Vendôme to admire the high-end architecture and the bronze Vendôme Column; allow 20 minutes to soak in the atmosphere of this luxury district.
Board the coach for a 3.5 km drive (20 minutes) across the Pont Neuf, the oldest bridge in the city, to reach the historic Île de la Cité.
Spend an hour viewing the restored facade of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris and the nearby Sainte-Chapelle; remember that Sainte-Chapelle requires pre-booked group tickets if you wish to see the stained glass interior.
Walk 6 minutes (450m) across the bridge to the legendary Shakespeare and Company bookstore and explore the narrow, historic streets of the Latin Quarter for 45 minutes.
Take a 10-minute walk (700m) uphill to the Panthéon to admire its massive neoclassical dome and the statues of the Place du Panthéon; allow 35 minutes for this landmark stop.
Visit La Petite Périgourdine, a 4-minute walk from the monument, for an affordable coffee or snack in a non-touristic setting before preparing for the evening's boat cruise.
Board your private coach for the 5 km drive to the riverbank at Port de la Conférence, a transit that typically takes 20 minutes through the heart of the Latin Quarter.
Take a 20-minute group walk along the Berges de Seine, the pedestrianized riverbanks, to see the Pont de l'Alma and the Flame of Liberty monument before boarding your boat.
Arrive at the Bateaux-Mouches pier; ensure you have pre-booked your Seine River Cruise tickets online for the 7:30 PM departure to avoid long ticketing queues.
Enjoy a 60-minute Seine River Cruise as the city lights up, passing the illuminated facades of the Musée d'Orsay, the Hôtel de Ville, and the sparkling Eiffel Tower.
Re-board your private coach for a 4.5 km drive (15 minutes) to the Montparnasse district for a late but affordable dinner away from the main tourist traps.
Dine at Crêperie Plougastel on Rue du Montparnasse, a favorite street for locals featuring budget-friendly Breton galettes and crêpes that are perfect for school groups.
Take a final 10-minute coach ride (3 km) back to the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans in Montrouge, allowing the group to rest after a full day of sightseeing.
Return to the hotel to prepare your materials for tomorrow's Elemasyn Conference at La Ferme du Buisson and the subsequent visit to the Louvre Museum.
Gather for a group breakfast at the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans to ensure everyone is prepared for the school's presentation day at the conference.
Board your private coach for the 28 km journey to Noisiel; this transit typically takes 55 to 60 minutes during the morning rush hour on the A4 motorway.
Arrive at La Ferme du Buisson, the historic agricultural estate repurposed as a major cultural center and the official venue for the Elemasyn Conference.
Participate in the morning session of the Elemasyn Conference, where the students will engage with international peers and present their academic projects (allow 2 hours).
Conclude the morning presentations and board the coach for the 25 km return trip to central Paris, specifically moving toward the Palais du Louvre.
Arrive in central Paris after the 25 km bus ride (approx. 60 mins) and enjoy a budget-friendly lunch at Boulangerie Gosselin on Rue Saint-Honoré, famous for its artisanal sandwiches and non-touristic local vibe.
Take a 5-minute walk (400m) to the Musée du Louvre for your scheduled entry; it is mandatory to pre-book group tickets online for a 3-hour visit to see the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo.
Walk 5 minutes (400m) across the street to the Domaine National du Palais-Royal to see the iconic black-and-white Buren Columns and take a peaceful 30-minute stroll through the historic gardens.
Walk 7 minutes (550m) to explore Galerie Vivienne, one of the city's most beautiful 19th-century covered passages, featuring stunning mosaic floors and a glass roof.
Gather for a quick coffee break at Telescope Coffee, a hidden gem popular with Parisians for its high-quality brews and quiet atmosphere, located just a 4-minute walk (300m) from the gallery.
Walk 8 minutes (600m) to the elegant Place des Victoires, a monumental circular square dedicated to Louis XIV, where you can admire the classic 17th-century Parisian architecture.
Take a 10-minute walk (750m) to explore Rue Montorgueil, one of the city's most famous pedestrian market streets; allow 45 minutes to browse its historic cheese shops and the legendary Stohrer pastry shop.
Dine at Pizzeria Popolare on Rue de la Réaumur, a 5-minute walk from the market street; this vibrant, non-touristic eatery offers high-quality, budget-friendly Italian fare perfect for a large student group.
Meet your private coach at the designated pickup point near Sentier for the 8 km return journey to Montrouge, which typically takes 35 to 45 minutes in evening traffic.
Arrive back at the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans to begin packing and coordinate the schedule for tomorrow's final morning exploration and departure to Beauvais-Tillé Airport.
Enjoy your final breakfast at the Ibis Paris Porte D'Orleans and complete the checkout process before loading all luggage onto the private coach.
Board your private coach for a short 1.5 km drive (approx. 7 minutes) from Montrouge to Place Denfert-Rochereau for a unique underground experience.
Begin your visit to Les Catacombes de Paris, the city's historic underground ossuary; it is essential to pre-book group tickets online for this 90-minute tour of 'different' Parisian history.
Walk 10 minutes (750m) to the nearby Rue Daguerre, a famous permanent market street popular with locals, to experience an authentic and non-touristic Parisian atmosphere.
Stop at Café Daguerre for a budget-friendly coffee and spend 45 minutes browsing the local bakeries and cheese shops for high-quality snacks to take on your flight.
Take a 5-minute walk (400m) to the designated coach pickup point on Avenue du Maine to ensure the entire group is assembled for the final transfer.
Depart via private coach for the 85 km journey to Beauvais-Tillé Airport, allowing approximately 90 minutes for the transit to ensure you arrive two hours before your 4:00 PM flight.
Arrive at Beauvais-Tillé Airport after the 85 km transit from the city center; proceed immediately to the check-in counters to drop off group luggage for the flight to Thessaloniki.
Clear the security screening at Terminal 2 and allow the students supervised free time to visit the Relais shop for snacks or pick up last-minute French souvenirs before departure.
Assemble at the departure gate for the final boarding call, ensuring all students have their travel documents and boarding passes ready for the Beauvais-Tillé Airport ground staff.
Board your flight for the return journey to Thessaloniki, marking the official conclusion of your school's 1,800 km cultural and academic expedition to France.
Relax during the flight and enjoy aerial views of the Alps as the group reflects on their academic presentations and cultural experiences in Paris.
Touch down at Macedonia International Airport (SKG) in Thessaloniki, marking the successful completion of the school's international expedition.
Gather for a final group photo at the Arrivals Terminal before collecting luggage and meeting families and guardians in the main hall.
Depart the airport for your final destination in Thessaloniki, concluding the five-day journey that spanned from Montmartre to the Elemasyn Conference.