The city of lights, with its famed canal bridges, iconic monuments, and classic street-side boutiques - Paris is one of the most glamorous cities in the world. Take in the belle epoque architecture as you stroll alongside the Seine or sample glorious treats in a country known for its haute cuisine. Or simply take a seat and people watch from one of the quaint cafes as stylish Parisians bustle by. With its central location to Europe, getting to and around Paris is a breeze. The hardest part will be deciding which Arrondissement to call home, as each neighbourhood district offers its own distinct style and flair. Its ease of travel and delicious cuisine is ideal for a a incentive trip in Paris. As Audrey Hepburn once said, "Paris is Always a Good Idea" - it's impossible to disagree!
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Right in the heart of Paris and just a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower, you will find the 4-star Mercure Paris Centre Eiffel Tower Hotel. Close to many quaint restaurants and shopping boutiques, this modern hotel is a hidden treasure brimming with character.
Each of the hotel's 405 rooms feature vibrant wall murals and modern furnishings - making your stay a comfortable one. Rooms are cozy and contemporary, with top-of-the-line Mercure bedding and impressive en-suits.
Sofitel Paris le Faubourg is a haven of French elegance nestled in the heart of Paris. The hotel's stunning Haussmannian facade is a testament to its rich history, while the interior is a perfect blend of contemporary design and classic sophistication. From the moment you step through its doors, you'll be transported to a world of luxury and refinement.
Situated in a prime central location at the heart of Paris' 1st district, you will find the luxury 4-star Novotel Paris Les Halles. This establishment's proximity to the Louvre museum, the Seine River and the Notre Dame Cathedral connects you to discover Paris' art and history. The hotel's numerous 285 rooms are furnished with elegant and contemporary decor which makes for a very serene atmosphere. Perfect for business or leisure, some rooms are located on the upper floors of the hotel affording spectacular views of Paris, while other rooms offer luminous suites with separate living spaces.
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Corporate team building activities in Paris offer unique experiences such as canal cruises, where teams can bond while enjoying the scenic waterways of the city. Additionally, French cooking classes and opera house tours provide immersive cultural engagements, fostering teamwork through shared culinary and artistic adventures.
Take in Paris in a way unlike any other on a spectacular cruise down the Seine River. Lifting your anchor, you will have the opportunity to discover the city's top sites, such as the Notre Dame, Louvre, and, of course, the Eiffel Tower. A perfect way to explore Paris, you can add to your experience by popping a bottle of French wine, enjoying traditional music, and nibbling on some cheese or baked goods.
Teambuilding Description: It goes without saying - Paris is a food lover's dream. And what better way to learn about traditional French cuisine than with a hands-on cooking class? During this exclusive opportunity, local professional chefs will teach your group how to make classic dishes ranging from baguettes with cheese to macarons - and introduce you to the mouth-watering taste of premium French oils and wines.
It doesn't get more traditional than the Opera! Hundreds of years old, both the Palais Garnier and the Opéra Bastille have been home to thousands of world-renowned ballets and operas. The Paris Opera puts on an extensive program every year. Arguably as famous as other Parisian landmarks, the Palais Garnier is reflective of the Italian influence in 1800s Europe. Following the traditional Napoleon III-style principal, very little of the building has been left undecorated. Catch a performance of Giselle from backstage, and get a private tour of the ins and outs of the Paris Opera!
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Paris is generally a safe city to visit, however, due to its size and population density, tourists can be at risk for petty crime and pickpocketing. To avoid this, travel in groups, don’t draw unnecessary or unwanted attention to yourself, and keep your purses and bags zipped up and close to your body.
France is considered very inclusive for minority groups and travellers from the LGBTQ+ community.
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