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Grand Seine River & Normandy Passage

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timeSEP. 8-16, 2025 ticketFrom $4,490 activityActivity Level: Mild Activity diplomaUCLA Faculty on Tour

Overview

pin Paris, Vernon, Les Andelys, Rouen, Honfleur, Omaha Beach
boat Renoir

Join an unforgettable seven-night Seine River cruise that showcases poignant wartime history, colorful Norman cities and the majestic City of Light. Unpack once on your exclusively chartered first-class ship and sail round trip from Paris, passing bountiful countryside and ports brimming with antiquity. Stroll through centuries-old towns, including Rouen, host to a well-preserved medieval quarter, and maritime Honfleur with its enchanting Vieux Bassin. Delve into the dramatic history of the D-Day invasion at Normandy’s beaches and the Caen Memorial Museum while expert guides add context to your visit. Walk through bountiful gardens at Claude Monet’s home, gaze in awe at majestic Versailles and explore timeless abbeys and beautiful Étretat. While in Paris, experience the city’s charismatic districts and landmarks, from the Notre-Dame Cathedral to the Latin Quarter. This extraordinary journey features an extensive meal plan, including wine and beer with lunch and dinner. There is no single supplement for solo travelers, limited availability.

Cost: From $4,490
AHI Travel

Activity Level: Mild Activity

Book this Tour

STEP 1
Download the tour Reservation Form here. This tour is booked quickly, so sign up early to reserve space.

STEP 2
If you wish to pay your $600 per person deposit by check, make check payable to AHI Travel. If you wish to pay your $600 per person deposit by credit card, you will be asked to submit those credit card details after the reservation request form has been received. AHI Travel will contact you to discuss deposit payment within one business day of receiving your reservation request in their office.

STEP 3
Fax 310-209-4271, email travel@alumni.ucla.edu, or mail to:
AHI Travel
International Tower – Suite 600
8550 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue
Chicago, IL 60631

A brochure will be mailed to you as soon as it is available.

UCLA Faculty on Tour

Professor Kathryn Norberg
Department of History divider

Kathryn Norberg has taught in the UCLA Department of History for 32 years. She is a historian of Europe, specializing in French history before 1800. She is the author or editor of six books and many articles dealing with topics as diverse as the history of charity, French peasant communities, national debt crises, women during the French Revolution, eighteenth-century furniture and clothing in fashion prints. A past president of the Western Society for French history, she has taught courses on prehistory, late medieval France and royal courts. She has traveled widely in provincial France, researching projects in more than 20 French cities and Montreal, Canada. She also works in women’s and gender history and twice served as Acting Chair of the UCLA Gender Studies Department. Recent projects have given Norberg a passion for military history and material culture, especially history of architecture, clothing and food.

PHONE: (310) 206-0613

FAX: (310) 209-4271

EMAIL: travel@alumni.ucla.edu