Lyon

MS Van Gogh

Built in 1999 and completely renovated in 2018, this ship has been redesigned and refitted according to the new standards of the company and offers larger, bright and comfortable spaces. MS Van Gogh is 110 metres long by 11.4 metres wide with 54 staterooms carrying upto to 105 passengers. In terms of decoration, the colour combination of gray blue and orange creates a lot of style and elegance. In a nod to the artist whose name it takes, the ship showcases some of his famous paintings, including those from the Sunflowers series. The patterns of the fabrics as well as the dressing of the bar follow the techniques developed by Van Gogh: impressionism and pointillism.

The two main common areas are located on the upper deck. At the front, the lounge / bar and at the back, the restaurant where all meals will be served during the cruise. The 20 cabins on the upper deck have French balconies and the 34 cabins on the main deck have windows. On the sun deck, an ideal place to relax and admire the landscapes, passengers can enjoy comfortable sun loungers, as well as a large shaded area.

Macon

Vienne

Avignon

Arles and the Camargue

Viviers

Tournon

Lyon to Paris

Lyon to Paris direct train journey of approximately 1hour and 57 minutes from either Lyon oart Dieu station on Frecciarosa or from Lyn Exupery TGV station on Ouigo services both to Paris Gare du Lyon.

CitizenM Paris Champs-Elysees

Stay in the heart of Paris at CitizenM Paris Champs-Élysées, a stylish boutique hotel designed for modern travelers. Just steps from the city’s most iconic avenue, this hotel combines bold contemporary design with smart technology and cozy comfort. Relax in king-size beds, enjoy mood lighting and streaming at your fingertips, and unwind on the rooftop bar with stunning views of the Eiffel Tower. Perfect for both leisure and business, CitizenM offers an unforgettable Parisian stay with a playful twist.

Paris

Paris, often called the “City of Light,” is one of the most iconic and romantic cities in the world, renowned for its timeless beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. The city's landscape is dominated by the Seine River, which winds gracefully through its arrondissements, linking historic bridges, grand boulevards, and elegant architecture. Paris is a hub of art, fashion, and cuisine, boasting world-class museums such as the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, and Centre Pompidou, alongside historic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

The city's neighborhoods each carry a distinct charm: the Marais is a lively cultural center filled with boutiques and galleries, Saint-Germain-des-Prés offers classic Parisian cafés and literary history, and Montmartre retains its bohemian flair with winding streets and artistic heritage. From cobblestone streets to expansive public parks like the Tuileries Garden and Luxembourg Gardens, Paris is a city that blends the grandeur of history with the pulse of modern life.Paris is equally celebrated for its gastronomic scene and vibrant lifestyle, drawing visitors from around the world to enjoy everything from Michelin-starred dining to bustling street markets and quaint boulangeries.

Its cafés and brasseries have long been centers of intellectual and artistic life, where writers, philosophers, and artists have shaped global culture over centuries. The city is also a global fashion capital, hosting Paris Fashion Week and inspiring trends in haute couture, accessories, and luxury goods. Beyond culture and cuisine, Paris offers dynamic entertainment, from theaters and opera houses to contemporary music venues and nightlife districts.

Whether strolling along the Seine at sunset, exploring historic quartiers, or indulging in world-class shopping, Paris presents a rich tapestry of experiences that combine elegance, creativity, and joie de vivre, making it one of the most compelling cities on the planet.