Wonderful trip! Gave it 5-stars, but be aware it is very intense, not for a disabled grandparent (there are few esculators in the Paris Metro). The small size was perfect. We had eleven 14-16 year-olds who were on the run constantly (one day was 14 hours straight). The tour is "once over" the major high lights in Paris. The Group avoids long lines for the museums and the Eiffel Tower. The home visit, the bakery, the ballet and even the Metro were confidence building for young travelers. Fred, the instructor, is a French high school teacher who knows how to handle 8th & 9th graders especially well. We also met the group leader for the younger kid tours who was a primary school teacher and quite impressive also. I was a solo grandfather on our tour, and it worked out well for a grandfather to take a grandchild alone. We stayed an extra Sunday to visit Versailles on our own which I would recommend to all as a "must" extension. I recommend the trip highly.

Intergenerational Paris was a terrific adventure! Well planned/paced with excellent, experienced leaders. We saw all the main sights along with many fun activities...visiting a bakery to make bread, having a home-visit dinner with a local family and their teens, and getting comfortable using the subways.

I recommend this program highly!