An Adventurous 11-Day Itinerary: London, Paris, Saint Tropez

  • Day 1: Tower Bridge and The Shard
    1 hour from Heathrow Airport (by train)

    Start your adventure by exploring the iconic Tower Bridge and enjoying panoramic views from the top of The Shard, the tallest building in Western Europe. Take a stroll along the Thames and visit Borough Market to indulge in delicious food and drink.

  • Day 2: British Museum and Camden Market
    30 minutes from Tower Bridge (by tube)

    Spend the morning discovering the British Museum's fascinating exhibits, then make your way to Camden Market for an afternoon of shopping and streetfood. Take a canal boat ride to Little Venice and enjoy dinner in a cozy pub.

  • Day 3: The Louvre and Montmartre
    2 hours from St Pancras International (by Eurostar)

    Travel to Paris and head straight to the Louvre to see the famous Mona Lisa. In the evening, explore the charming district of Montmartre and take in the breathtaking view from Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

  • Day 4: The Eiffel Tower and Île de la Cité
    20 minutes from Montmartre (by metro)

    Climb to the top of the Eiffel Tower for an incredible view of the city or take a scenic boat tour along the Seine river. After lunch, stroll around the colorful streets of Île de la Cité and visit the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral.

  • Day 5: Champs-Élysées and Musée d'Orsay
    30 minutes from Île de la Cité (by metro)

    Walk down the famous avenue of Champs-Élysées and visit the Arc de Triomphe. Spend the afternoon at the Musée d'Orsay to admire impressionist and post-impressionist art.

  • Day 6: Cannes and Antibes
    2 hours from Paris (by TGV train)

    Travel to the beautiful French Riviera and discover the luxurious beach town of Cannes. Walk along the famous Croisette and enjoy lunch at a local seafood restaurant. In the evening, explore the charming town of Antibes and admire the stunning views from the ramparts of Fort Carré.

  • Day 7: Saint Tropez and Port Grimaud
    1 hour from Cannes (by ferry)

    Take a ferry to Saint Tropez, a picturesque Mediterranean town famous for its beaches and nightlife. Spend the afternoon sunbathing or hiking in the Massif des Maures nature reserve nearby. In the evening, visit the charming village of Port Grimaud and dine on fresh local seafood.

  • Day 8: Sainte-Maxime and Gorges du Verdon
    1 hour from Saint Tropez (by bus)

    Explore the nearby town of Sainte-Maxime and enjoy the turquoise waters and sandy beaches. In the afternoon, take a scenic drive to the stunning Gorges du Verdon, the largest canyon in Europe. Adrenaline junkies can go rock climbing or white-water rafting while nature lovers can go hiking or kayaking.

  • Day 9: Monaco and Èze
    2 hours from Sainte-Maxime (by train)

    Visit the glitzy Principality of Monaco, home to Monte Carlo Casino and the F1 Grand Prix. Then, head to the medieval village of Èze for a glimpse of the past, and to admire the stunning views of the Mediterranean coastline.

  • Day 10: Nice and Promenade des Anglais
    30 minutes from Èze (by train)

    Explore the vibrant city of Nice and discover its rich history and culture. Stroll down the famous Promenade des Anglais boardwalk and indulge in Nice's famous socca and a glass of local rosé. Don't forget to visit the Matisse Museum and the Russian Orthodox Cathedral.

  • Day 11: Departure
    20 minutes from Nice (by taxi)

    Depart from Nice International Airport and say goodbye to this beautiful part of the world, filled with unforgettable experiences and memories to cherish for a lifetime.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • The Shard (1 hour, £30)
  • Borough Market (2 hours, £15)
  • British Museum (2 hours, free admission)
  • Camden Market (2 hours, £20)
  • Louvre Museum (3 hours, €17)
  • Montmartre (2 hours, free admission)
  • Eiffel Tower (2 hours, €25)
  • Notre Dame Cathedral (1 hour, €10)
  • Musée d'Orsay (2 hours, €14)
  • Croisette in Cannes (2 hours, free admission)
  • Fort Carré in Antibes (1 hour, €6)
  • Saint Tropez Beaches/Nature Reserve (4 hours, free admission)
  • Port Grimaud (2 hours, free admission)
  • Gorges du Verdon (4 hours, €10 for activities)
  • Monaco (3 hours, free admission)
  • Èze Village (2 hours, €6)
  • Nice Promenade (2 hours, free admission)
  • Matisse Museum (1 hour, €10)
  • Russian Orthodox Cathedral (30 minutes, free admission)
  • Total Estimated Costs: £210/€243

Transportation

Transportation in London will primarily be by tube with an Oyster Card (£7 per day). The Eurostar from London to Paris costs around £100, and trains and buses to St. Tropez and Nice are around €15-€25 per journey. Taxis in late evenings or early mornings may incur extra charges.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, visit the Palace of Versailles, the French countryside or a vineyard tour. If you have less time, consider skipping some of the less essential activities or choosing one destination to concentrate on.

Airports

Heathrow Airport (LHR) is one of the busiest airports in the world, located 14 miles from Central London. Nice International Airport (NCE) is only 5 miles from the city center and is served by numerous airlines, making it an easy point of entry into the Riviera lifestyle.

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