EAT,PRAY,LOVE:SACREDSPACEANDTHEPLACEOFRELIGION

IN21STCENTURYFRANCE

WinterTerm2017:Montpellier,Lourdes,ParisProf.LDRussellSeniorLecturerofReligiousStudiesDepartmentofReligiousStudiesSpencePavilion210,CampusBox2340(336)278-5243russelll@elon.eduFallOfficehours:M3:00-4:30pm;F3:00-4:30pm

Dr.SarahGlascoAssociateProfessorofFrenchDepartmentofWorldLanguagesandCulturesCarlton324,CampusBox2125(336)278-5713sglasco@elon.eduFallOfficehours:M2:30-3:45pm;T11am-12:15pm;W1:30-3:00pm&byappointment

GBL2674s.h.WinterTerminFranceCourse description:With time spent in Paris, in thevibrantmedievalcityofMontpellier,France,justtenminutes from theMediterranean Sea, and in citiesand towns nearby, this course will explore bothhistorical and current notions of sacred space andperceptionsofreligiousexperienceinFrenchculturethroughthepalateofgastronomy,art,architecture,and popular music. In so doing, students willexamine France’s paradoxical relationship to itselfandstudythiscountry’sshiftsinnationalidentityvis-a-vis organized religion due to decolonization andimmigration during the last century. Coursefacilitationwill includeculturalstudiestexts, journalarticles, French/Francophone literature intranslation, videonews reportsandpodcasts, films,documentaries, popularmusic, and on-site visits toplacessuchasrestaurants,cafés,cathedrals,abbeys,castles, the Papal palace in Avignon, mosques, amedievalsynagogueandJewishghetto.

TheGreatMosqueofParis

FromtheHolyLandtoHagiaSophiaandMt.FujitoMecca,whydoweexperiencesomeplacesasmorespecialthanothers?

• Whatmakesasacredspacefeellikehallowedground?

• Whatpreciselydowemeanbyholy?• Howdovarioussubculturesexpresstheir

understandingofselfandworldinthelocationanddesignofcertainspacesthattheyconsidersacred?

FromParistoMontpellierBothParisandMontpellieraffordarichvarietyofancientand contemporary sites, Jewish, Christian, Buddhist,Muslim and prehistoric, where we can explore themeaningofthesacredasitissetforthingeographicalandarchitectural forms. And yet, not every location we visitmay strike you as religious in the traditional sense.Imagine, ifyouwill, leLouvreasatempleofvisualart, leStadedeFranceas thehighchurchofsoccer, theCordonBleuasthecathedralofhautecuisine.Paris breathes intellectual air, ethnic and religiousdiversity, artistic appreciation, and culinary excellence atevery corner: with its open-air markets, bistros, andboulangeries, its myriad of museums, historic landmarksand countless places of worship– all these spaces aredeemed sacred by different people, and thus Parisembodies an ideal location to learn about culturalcohabitationsinamulti-ethnicandmulti-faithsociety.The city ofMontpellier is located in south central France10 minutes from the Mediterranean. It was establishedaround 985CE as a village ofmerchants importing spicesfromtheLevant.WiththeimportscamethemedicalusesoftheirproductsfromtheknowledgeofArabicmedicine.By 1000CE,many Arab and Jewish trading partnerswereteaching merchants and students there. The school ofmedicinefoundedatthistimeistheoldest inEuropeandstill a prestigious medical school today. Montpellier is avibrant,animatedmedievalcitywithadiversepopulation.

WhyFrance?

IntheUS,Franceisbelovedbymany,despisedbysome, and all too often misunderstood. YetFrancehaslongbeenavaluablepartneroftheUS,politically and militarily, and its culture wieldsextensive influence over American arts, fashion,andfood.Studentsseeking tobecomeglobalcitizensstandto learn a great deal about their own culturalassumptionsfromfirst-handexperienceofFrenchpolitics,customs,andmores.Moreover, exposure to the history and currentstate of relations among the many and variedreligiouscommunitiesinFrancewillprovidearichsource of information and possible options forhow the United Statesmightmove forward intoanincreasinglymulti-culturalfuture.

TheCatacombs,Paris

Inthiscoursewewill:

• Expressourselvesinourownwordsonavarietyoftopics,someperhapscontroversialorquiteforeigntoourownculturalconditioning;

• ExploreFrenchpointsofviewonculture,space,place,privacy,andreligion,anddrawculturalcomparisons;

• Establishlinks/makeconnectionsbetweenthestudyofFrenchcultureandperspectivesandotheracademicdisciplines;

• ExtendthestudyofFrenchculture,French-Americanrelations,andtheconceptofsacredspacebeyondtheclassroomandintolargercommunities.

Courseexpectationsforstudentsandprofessor:Thestudentwill:

• cometoclasshavingcheckedtheMoodlesiteforassignmentsandannouncements.• cometoclasshavingreadandcompletedtheassignedwork.• cometoclasspreparedtoengageinactiveclassdiscussionandsmallgrouporpairactivities,volunteeringoften.• answerandaskquestionsfrequently.• demonstrateeffortthroughouttheterm.• adheretotheElonacademicandsocialhonorcodes.

Theprofessorswill:

• beenthusiasticandrigorousaboutteachingandlearning.• provideopportunitiesfordiscussion,reading,andwritingthroughoutthecourse.• makeeveryefforttoanswerstudentquestionsinatimelymanner.• beavailabletohelpstudentswhoarehavingdifficulty.• conductthecoursewithintegrityandbeexemplaryambassadorsabroad.

GrowthonManyLevels

Studyabroadoffersanamazingopportunitytogrowinvariousways.PleaseseebelowforexamplesofourhighexpectationsforyourexperienceinFrance.Consideraddingyourowngoalsbelowandcheckouttheitinerarytostartplanninghowtoachievethem!

AcademicCourseGoals• Tostudy,questionandanalyze:a)thenatureofreligionanditsmanyculturalmanifestations;b)thehistoryandcurrentstatusofreligiouscultureinFrance;c)howperceptionsofsacralityareembodiedandexpressedinartandarchitecturalstyles,andd)contemporaryreligiousexpressionsandactivitiesinnon-traditionalforms.• Toanalyzesubstantialconnectionsbetweentheworldviews,powerstructures,andexperiencesofFrenchcultureinparticular,historicallyandincontemporarycontexts,inordertostrengthensocio-linguisticawarenessandlearntorespectfullyinteractwithothercultures.• Toexperienceanddevelopwriting,speaking,reading,criticalthinkingandreflectionskills.GlobalEngagementGoals• Problem-solveandfunctionwithinanunfamiliarcontext.-StudentLearningOutcome:ThestudentwillapplyacquiredknowledgeandskillstoimplementculturallyappropriatesolutionstoissuesofcommunicationandnavigationwithinspecificFrenchsocio-culturalcontexts.-Assessmentmedium:Scavengerhuntactivitywithspecifictasks,destinations,andinteractionswithlocals.• Analyzetheinterconnectednessofglobalsystems.-StudentLearningOutcome:ThestudentwilldemonstrateanuancedunderstandingofmultipleperspectivesofsacredspaceasitisembodiedacrosscultureswithparticularreferencetoFrenchcultureandFranco-Americangeopoliticalrelations.-Assessmentmedium:Createaphotographicessay(6-7fullpagesoftextwithvisualrepresentationandbibliography).

Otherglobalengagementgoalsforthiscourseinclude:a)Criticallyevaluatingone’sowncultureandbiases;b)Under-

standingthemultipledimensionsofhumanexperiencewithinandacrossculturesandenvironments;c)Examiningone’sresponsibilitiesasanactiveglobalcitizeninformedbymultipleculturalperspectives;d)Developingself-awarenessandself-confidencethroughexposuretoandreflectionondifference;e)Interactingandcommunicatingeffectivelywiththosefromanothercultureorbackgroundusingappropriateculturalandlinguisticstrategies;f)Reflectingonhowunderstandinglanguageisessentialtounderstandingothercultures.Individualgoals

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CourseandUniversitypoliciesSuccess:Themostimportantthingyoumustdotosucceedintheclassistoinformusofanythingthatyoudonotunderstandimmediately.Youcanmeetwithusduringofficehoursorcontactusviae-mail.Wetrulyenjoythestudentcontactandareheretobehelpful.Pleaseletusknowinadvanceifyouplantocometoofficehoursorifyouwouldliketomeetatanothertime/day.Thewaytogetthemostoutofanycourseisbydoingassignmentstobepreparedforeachclasssession,andthenattendingclassandparticipatingactively.Butyouwillgetmoreoutofthecourseifyougoaboveandbeyondwithsuggestionsunder“UsefulResources”(seepage6).Thiscourseislargelydiscussionbasedandwillrevolvearoundassignedreadingsandpersonalexperiences.Itpromisestobeengaging,enlighteningandevenentertaining,buteveryonemustdohis/herpartinorderforthewholetofunctionatitsbest.Attendance:Attendanceismandatory.Attendanceistakenattheonthebus/atthebeginningofexcursions.Astudentisexpectedtoarriveontimeandbepresentfortheentireexcursion/activityduringthewinterterm.SeriousIllnessorotherunforeseensituationswillbedealtwithonacase-by-casebasis.Twolatearrivalsortwoearlydepartures(oracombinationthereof)constitutesoneabsencefromanexcursion.Morethanonemissedexcursionwilladverselyaffectyourparticipationgrade.Showingup for classes/events/excursions isnot sufficient to receive full participation credit. You shouldbeattentivelylisteningtoourguides,takingnotes,askingourguidesandfacilitatorsquestionsduringalltours,andactivelyengagingwithyourpeersaboutthesubjectathandandothercoursematerialwhenguidesarenotspeakingandwhenyouhavefreetimeduringourexcursions.Itisonlyfairtoyourclassmatesthatyoudisplayapositiveattitudeandseriousinterestinwhatwearedoing.Complainingandothersuchbehaviorsspoilexperiencesforeveryone,sokeepapositiveattitudeandtrudgeonevenunderadverseconditions.Itwillbecoldattimes.Itmayberainyattimes.Ourguidemightbelate.Arestaurantmay screw up your order. Perhaps youwill have notworn proper footwear or awarm enough coat, BUTRemember:we’reallinthisthingtogether! GradingPolicy:FinalgradesareNOTroundedup.Pleasebeawareofthispolicy,andtakeresponsibilityforyourperformanceinthecourse.

A=93-100A-=90-92.99 “A”indicatesdistinguishedperformanceinacourse.

B+=87-89.99B=83-86.99B-=80-82.99

“B”indicatesabove-averageperformanceinclass.

C+=77-79.99C=73-76.99C-=70-72.99

“C”indicatesaverageperformanceinwhichabasicunderstandingofthesubjecthasbeendemonstrated.

D+=67-69.99D=63-66.99D-=60-62.99

“D”indicatespassingperformancewithdeficiencies.

F=59.99-0 “F”indicatesfailedperformance.Gradecomposition:WinterTermonsiteinFrance!

20% ActiveParticipationinexcursions,guidedtours,andgroupdinners(seerubricfordetails)30% 3CollaborativeBlogentrieswhileinFrance(seerubricfordetails)20% Weeklyon-lineparticipationintheblogosphereconvowhileinFrance(seerubricfordetails)30% Individualarticle/mediaprojectduepost-return100%

HonorCode:AnElonstudent’shighestpurposeisacademiccitizenship:Givingfirstattentiontolearningandreflection,developing intellectually, connecting knowledge and experiences, and upholding Elon’s honor codes. This courserecognizesandadherestotheprinciplesoftheElonAcademicHonorCode.Studentsareexpectedtobefamiliarwiththecodeandfollowitconsistently.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsaboutyourresponsibilitieswithinthiscourse,pleasedonothesitatetoconsultwithme. YouarealsoencouragedtorefertotheElonAcademicHonorCodeatthefollowingwebsite:http://www.elon.edu/docs/e-web/students/conduct/honorsystem.pdf HONESTY:Betruthfulinyouracademicworkandinyourrelationships.INTEGRITY:Betrustworthy,fairandethical.RESPONSIBILITY:Beaccountableforyouractionsandyourlearning.RESPECT:Becivil.Valuethedignityofeachperson.Honorthephysicalandintellectualpropertyofothers. NOTE:Thelegaldrinkingageis18inFrance.WineisanimportantpartofFrenchcultureandviticultureisasacredartandsciencethere.ThoughwewillbevisitingvineyardsandwinebarsaswellastastingwinesandconsumingsomewithmealswhileinFrance,excessivedrinkingisnotacceptable.Excessiveuseofalcoholresultsinaninabilitytomeaningfullyparticipateinscheduledactivitiesorassignments.Itposesarisktoyourownsafety(beitthroughaccidentsorincreasedvulnerability), and to the safety of others. It also poses a risk to the integrity of the course as inappropriate studentbehaviormayresultincancelingofagreementswithhotels,transportationcompanies,guides,guestlecturers,etc.Furthermore, as binge drinking is not common or acceptable in France, it reflects poorly on our own culture andprohibitsthedevelopmentofcross---culturalalliances.Studentsmaynotconsumealcoholbeforeorduringanycourse---related activities.Missing events due to alcohol---related illness or showing uphung---over orwith alcohol on one'sbreath is also unacceptable. Violation of these policieswill negatively affect your class participation grade. Repeatedviolationswill result ina lossofall engagedparticipationcredit (20%of youroverall grade).Professorswill reportallbreaches of this policy or excessive use of alcohol outside of class time to the Isabella Cannon Centre for GlobalEducation.Anyalcoholusethatresultsinendangeringthewell-beingofthestudentorofotherstudents,oraffectsanycourse activities,may result in the student being sent home at his/her own expense andbeing terminated from thecoursewithagradeofF.StudentswhoviolatethispolicywillalsofacehonorcodeviolationchargesuponreturntoElon. Disabilities:Specialaccommodationscanbemadeforstudentswithadocumenteddisabilityormedicalcondition,providedthattheyinformtheinstructoreitheratthebeginningofthesemesterorwhentheconditionisdiagnosed(whichevercomesfirst).InformationabouttheElon’sservicesandpoliciesforstudentswithdisabilitiescanbefoundatthefollowingwebsite:http://www.elon.edu/e-web/academics/support/disabilities_services.xhtmlCounselingServices:ForElonstudents,faculty,andstaff,CounselingServicesisalwaysavailableasaresourceforconsultationatwww.elon.edu/e-web/students/counseling_services/or(336)278-7280duringbusinesshours.PleasenotethatNorthCarolinalawpreventsCounselingServicesstafffromprovidingongoingclinicalcarewhilestudentsareoutofstate.Ifyourequireongoingcare,pleasecontactCounselingServicesoryourprimaryserviceproviderwellaheadofyourstudyawayexperiencetodesignappropriateaccommodations.

INFRANCE:Foremergenciesandcrisissupport,contactemergencyservicesinFrance:UniversalEuropeanEmergency(willredirecttoappropriateservice):112;Ambulance:15Fire:18Police:17

UsefulresourcesYourclassmates:Itisoftenusefultomeetupwithaclassmateoutsideofclasstodiscussreadings,towatchFrenchfilms,toattendworshipservices,ortogetadditionalnotesifyouhavebeenabsent.Pleasemeetacoupleofclassmatesandnotetheirnameandphonenumbershereforyourfuturereference:

Student:___________________________________ Student:____________________________________________

TentativeTravelItinerary:January2nd-January24th,2017

Monday,January2-TraveltoFranceStudentsareresponsibleforgettingtheirownflighttoAtlanta,GAinplentyoftimeforoureveningflighttoCharlesdeGaulleairportinParis.GroupwilldepartATLairportonAirFrance#681atapproximately6:20pmTuesday,January3-MontpellierAirFranceFlight#681arrivesinParisatapproximately8:20amlocaltime.GroupwilldepartParis-CDGairportonAirFranceflight#7680toMontpellierat1:05pmGroupwillarriveintoMontpellierairportonAirFrance#7680atapproximately2:25pm,andwillbeescortedbycoachfortransfertotheIbisMontpellierCentreHotel.•Supplier:CarsLaPopulaire•Localphone:0467587595•FromaUSphone:01133467587595•WewillrequestThierryandhaverequestedtheuseofthebathroomThisevening,thegroupwillhavedinneratLaPiazzaPapaPlacedelacomédieat7:30pm•Pizza+dessert+1drinkAccommodationshavebeenreservedforthegroupattheIbisMontpellierCentreHotel:•DatesofStay:January3-13,2017•95,placeVaubanBoulevardd’Antigone•34000Montpellier,FranceWednesday,January4-MontpellierThismorningthegroupwillbegivenaguidedwalkingtouroftheOldCenterofMontpellier•Pleasearriveatleast5minutesbeforedeparture•DaniellehasbeenrequestedasyourguideAt6pmthisevening,thegroupwillparticipateinawinetasting•Guide:Mrs.CarolMilliez•Cell:01133622986104•Localphone:0622986104•MeetingPoint:OfficeofTourism–MontpellierThursday,January5-NîmesThismorningthegroupwilldepartviatrainfromMontpelliertoNîmesviatrain•Departureat8:56am,witharrivalat9:23amUponarrival,yourgroupwillbemetbyyourguideatthetrainstationfora3-hourguidedtourofNîmesRomanvestiges•Supplier:OfficedeTourismedeNîmes•Localphone:0466583800•SophiehasbeenrequestedasyourguideLunchonowninNîmesAt4pm,meetyourguideattheMaisonCarréetowalkbacktothetrainstation•Departureat4:46pm,witharrivalat5:20pmFriday,January6-MontpellierAt10am,groupwillmeetattheMuséeFabrefora2-hourEnglishguidedtour•13rueMontpelliéret•34000Montpellier•Tél.0033(0)467148300•Fax.0033(0)467660920•Pleasearriveatleast10minutesearlyforyourtour

Saturday,January7-GrottedeClamouse/St.GuilhemleDesertThismorningat8:30am,thegroupwilldepartviacoachfromtheIBISMontpellierforadayvisitofGrottedeClamouseandSt.GuilhemleDesert•Supplier:CarsLaPopulaire•Localphone:0467587595•FromaUSphone:0113346758759510:00am-GuidedvisitofGrottedeClamouse12:00pm-LunchstopatRestaurantLaTerrasseforcrepesneartheGrottedeClamouse2:00pm-GuidedvisitoftheSt.GuilhemleDesert•Supplier:OfficedeTourismedeStGuilhemLeDesert•Localphone:0467564198•Guide:JulieDournonhasbeenrequestedasyourguide•Cell:0684625994•Yourguidewillmeetyouinthecoachparkingwhichis100metersfromthetouristoffice4:00pm-DeparttoreturntoMontpellierSunday,January8-LerabLingBuddhistTempleandRetreatAt8:30amthismorningthegroupwilldepartviacoachfromtheIBISMontpellierhoteltotheLerabLingBuddhistRetreatCenter•Supplier:CarsLaPopulaire•Localphone:0467587595•FromaUSphone:0113346758759510:00am-Guidedtourofthecenterfollowedbylunch•Supplier:RigpaLerabLing•Localphone:0499620018•FromaUScellphone:01133499620018Monday,January9-ChâteaudelaMogèreTodaythegroupwillparticipateinaguidedvisitofChâteaudelaMogère•2235routedeVauguière•34000Montpellier•+33(0)661147201•IfyoutakethetramandT’s,itisjusta10-minutewalkfromthestationTuesday,January10-AvignonAt8amthegroupwilldepartviacoachforafulldayguidedvisitofAvignon9:30am–Groupwillbegintheir2.5hourguidedtouroftheoldcityandfreevisitoftheAvignonSynagogue•MeetyourguideinFrontofthePalaisdesPapes12pm-Freetimeforlunch2:30pm-GuidedvisitofthePalaisdesPapes•YourguidewillmeetyouattheentranceofthePalaisdesPapes•Supplier:OfficedeTourismed'Avignon•Guide:NadineMarquierhasbeenrequestedasyourguide•Localphone:0490275000•Cell:0611811011Wednesday,January11-MontpellierThiseveningthegroupwillhavedinneratRestaurantLesBainsdeMontpellier•Starter+maindish+dessert+wineThursday,January12-MontpellierNoservicesprovidedthisdaybyAladdinTravel:ScavengerHuntactivitytocomplete/Classmeeting

Friday,January13-Montpellier/LourdesAt11:00am,thegroupwillcheckoutofthehotelandleaveluggageatthehotelGroupisontheirownforlunchthisday,andeveryonewillmeetbackatthehotelnolaterthan1:45pmtograbluggagefordepartureat2:00pmforLourdes6:30pm-groupwillarriveintoLourdesandwillbedroppedoffattheHotelIbisCentreGareLourdes7:30pm-groupwillhavedinneratHotelOcéan,rightacrossthestreetfromtheIBIShotel•6-8avenueMaransin•65100Lourdes,France•Tél:0562945070•Fax:0562943401AccommodationshavebeenreservedforthegroupattheHotelIbisLourdesCentreGare:•DatesofStay:January13-15,2017•5AvenueGénéralBaronMaransin•65100Lourdes,FranceSaturday,January14-LourdesAt2:00pm,thegroupwillparticipateina3-hourguidedwalkingtourofLourdesandCathedral•Guide:CécilehasbeenrequestedasyourguideSunday,January15-Lourdes/ParisAt11:30am,thegroupwillcheckoutofthehotelfortransferviacoachtotheLourdesairportfordepartureonHop!BritAir#712at2:05pm3:30pm-uponarrivalintoParis-Orlyairport,groupwillbemetbytheircoachfortransfertotheMercureParislaSorbonneHotel.Uponyourarrival,yourMetroPasses&MuseumPasseswillbedistributedtothegroup:•Eachpersonwillreceivethefollowing:o5-Day/5-ZoneMetroPasso5-Day/3-ZoneMetroPasso4-DayMuseumPassAccommodationshavebeenreservedforthegroupattheMercureParislaSorbonne:•DatesofStay:January15-24,2017•14RuedelaSorbonne•75005Paris,FranceAt5:30pm–GuidedtouroftheLatinQuarterandParisisles,withemphasisonthehistoryofreligioninParis&France(SaintGermain,Saintechapelle,NotreDame),aswellasneighborhoodpharmacy&grocerystore/marketlocations.

7:30pm–WelcomeDinner

Monday,January16-Paris10:30am–CIEEwillprovideaShortOrientationMeeting,introtoCityofParis,SafetyandSecurityTips,usingtheMétro,followedbyanOverviewoflearningobjectives,andthenlunch.

At3:30pmCIEEwillhelpstudentsnavigatethemetro–ExperimentingwiththeMetro!

At6:00pm,thegroupwilltakepartintheÔChateauParisPassWineTastingExperience•PrivateWineTastingwithabuffetofFrenchcheesesandcharcuterie•Pleasearrive5minutesearly•Pleasenote:Youmustbringyour6DayParisPass•METRO:Louvre-Rivoli(Line1)orEtienneMarcel(line4)Followingthewinetastingexperience,thegroupwillhavedinneratrestaurantLePieddeCochon•http://www.pieddecochon.com/en/

Tuesday,January17-ParisAt10:00am,yourgroupwillmeetyourguideforaguidedtouroftheParisSynagogueintheculturallymixedneighborhoodofBellevilleLunchintheneighborhoodonyourown2:00pm-guidedtourofthePèreLachaisecemetery,gothiceternalrestingplaceofChopin,Molière,OscarWildeandJimMorrison•Guide:Pierre-JeanCornuatWednesday,January18-ParisThismorningat10:00am,thegroupwillmeetPierreJeanforaguidedtouroftheTempleofSriManickaVinayakarAlayam•17RuePajol,75018Paris,France•Phone:+33140342189FollowingthevisitoftheTemple,thegroupwilldepartfromtheirguideandwillheadtotheInstitutdesCulturesd’IslamontheirownHANDLEDBYCIEE:2:00pmDiscoverMuslimcultureinPariswithJackyLighan•InstitutdesCulturesd’Islam•19rueLéon,Paris18ème.Thursday,January19-ParisThismorningthegroupwillvisittheArabWorldInstitute•10:00am-firstgroupwillstarttheirtouroftheArabWorldInstitute•10:15am-secondgroupwillstart12:30pm-lunchattheMosque’stearoom2:30pm-4:00pm-groupwillvisittheGrandeMosquéedeParis•Entryfees:3euros,tobepaiddirectlyonsiteFriday,January20-ParisCIEE:10:00am-GuestlectureonIslaminEuropeandreligiousdiversityinFranceLunchonown2:00pm-GuidedTouroftheLouvre•Group1–2:15am•Group2–2:30am•Meetingpoint:InfrontoftheequestrianstatueofLouisXIV(rightinfrontofthemainentrancetothePyramid)Saturday,January21-ParisAt10:00amthismorning,thegroupwillstarttheirguidedtouroftheMuséed’Orsay•MeetingPoint:9:50aminfrontoftheRhinocerosstatueatthemainentrance2:00pm-VisitofthePantheonSunday,January22-ParisAt8:30amthismorning,thegroupwilldepartthehotelforVersailles10:00am-guidedtourofVersailleswillbegin12:30pm-lunchatRestaurantLaFlotille•ParcduChâteaudeVersailles•Localphone:0139514158•FromaUScellphone:01133139514158

Monday,January23-ParisAt9:30amthismorning,yourgroupwillmeetyourguidefora3-hourwalkingtourofMontmartre•MeetingPoint:infrontoftheMoulinRouge,PlaceBlancheLunchonown7:30pm-groupwillhaveafarewelldinneratRestaurantLeCoupeChoux•11RuedeLanneau•75005Paris,France•Localphone:0146336869•FromaUScellphone:01133146336869• Guide:Pierre-JeanCornuatTuesday,January24-ReturntoU.S.AAt7:30amthismorning,thegroupwilldepartviacoachfromtheHotelMercurelaSorbonnetoParisCDGairportfordepartureonDL#682at10:50am