Experience Europe's best cities on a post-Olympic trip.

The City of Lights will be buzzing from July 26th to August 11th as Paris hosts the Summer Olympics. Officials estimate that 15 million visitors will attend the Games, in addition to the 10,500 athletes competing for glory.

For many, the Olympics will be the starting point for an extended vacation, with plans to travel throughout Europe after the Olympics. This year's Olympics, which will only be held once in four years, will provide people with an ideal opportunity to experience Europe as one of the world's most famous sporting events.

These European cities are a reasonable distance from Paris by train or plane.

London, England (1 and a half hours by plane from Paris, 3 and a half hours by train)

After the adrenaline and celebrations in Paris, London, famous for its historic sites, offers visitors a sophisticated atmosphere. Experience iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square. For a relaxing evening, enjoy dinner and a show in the famous West End.Please be sure to include piccadilly circus Your plans may include a vibrant section that resembles a small Times Square. The Stafford London is an elegantly designed luxury hotel offering decadent interiors, charming service and a cozy atmosphere where guests can enjoy a rich royal history. Guests will enjoy visiting The American Bar, one of the few remaining “American” cocktail bars, his historic and legendary 380-year-old wine cellar, and Michelin-starred chef Lisa Goodwin. Enjoy The Game Bird, a classic British restaurant helmed by… Allen. Travelers looking for quality service and old-world charm will enjoy the hotel's sophisticated afternoon tea offering a British cultural experience.

Celebrating 100 years of regenerative farming with a series of joyful centenary experiences and events rooted in nature, this summer is the perfect time to enjoy Britain's great outdoors in a luxurious country retreat. Heckfield Place. experiential events including Home garden cooking experience (lunch included), Freshly harvested cocktail making workshop We will produce sales, talks, and screenings. Hotel guests can take further advantage of the property's outdoor play areas, including wild swimming, relaxing picnics under willows, boating on the placid lake, and peaceful biking to explore the grounds. .

naples, italy (2 hours by plane from Paris)

With an interesting history, rich cultural attractions, delicious cuisine, unparalleled landscapes, and welcoming locals, Naples is the perfect Italian city to spend time in post-Olympics. Visitors can see the iconic Piazza del Plebiscito, enjoy a show at Teatro San Carlo, shop at Via Toledo and Galleria Umberto I, see the historic Spanish Quarter and the beautiful Naples Cathedral, and enjoy the spectacular You can admire coastal views and taste authentic Neapolitan pizza. Enjoy unparalleled views of Mount Vesuvius and the island of Capri. Romeo Hotel The ultimate modern luxury 5 star hotel. Completely redesigned by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange Architects, our 79 immaculate rooms and suites offer spectacular views. Guests will enjoy great food and beverage options, from an exciting new restaurant debuting this summer to his 1,000+ Italian wine labels to explore in the wine cellar.

amsterdam, netherlands (1 and a half hours by plane from Paris, 3 and a half hours by train)

Spend a few days exploring Amsterdam's iconic canals on foot or by bike, or visit the landmark Museumplein to soak up the rich art and culture the city has to offer. October is the perfect time to visit this Dutch city, as it celebrates its 750th anniversary. Conservatorium Hotel stands proudly on Museumplein, the heart of many of the city's beloved cultural hotspots and iconic landmarks. Originally built in the 19th century and opened as a hotel in 2011, this luxury hotel tells stories of the past, blending elegant Dutch architecture and a beautifully restored design by Piero Lissoni with the simplicity of the present and the intrigue of the future. It's conveyed perfectly. Moments of inspiration in every situation. Enjoy the best of Amsterdam at Taiko Cuisine, Taiko Bar, Barbounia and The Lounge. All under the direction of Dutch chef Schilo van Coevorden.

Andermatt, Switzerland (1 hour by plane from Paris, 6 and a half hours by train)

A true hidden gem in the Swiss Alps, Andermatt is a picturesque place that perfectly combines natural beauty and alpine adventure. This idyllic Swiss village is home to traditional chalets and beautiful mountain scenery, making it a year-round haven for outdoor enthusiasts. This 5-star hotel offers world-class skiing, biking, fishing, golfing and other year-round activities, as well as countless mountain trails to explore. Chedi Andermatt The region's finest hotel is located 4,747 feet above sea level and features 119 spacious rooms and suites, all with fireplaces and large balconies. The hotel features five excellent restaurants and bars, a modern health club with an excellent spa with the longest indoor pool in the Alps, and an outdoor pool set in a leafy courtyard.

bruges, belgium (1 hour by plane from Paris, 2.5 hours by train)

Bruges is one of the most charming and popular cities to visit during the European summer. Here you'll find true romance through leisurely canals, horse-drawn carriages, and plenty of green space, with plenty to explore in a warm, dry climate. This summer, climb the bell tower, relax on a nearby beach, and learn about and admire some of the world's most famous works of art and the vibrant street art this city is famous for. Just 50 meters from Place du Marche, Relais & Chateaux Hotel Heritage Perfect for accommodation. This 19th-century building is an ideal starting point for exploring on foot, by horse-drawn carriage or by boat. Returning to the Heritage, relax in the lounge bar Le Magnum and sample local cuisine at Le Mystique (est. 1869), where you can enjoy the charm of a 14th-century wine cellar.