Where to Travel in Europe Pre- and Post the Paris Olympic Games

As the anticipation for the 2024 Paris Olympics heightens, travelers need to make their plans now for pre- and post- Europe trips to avoid the disappointment of limited occupancy.

From the historic streets of Rome to the breathtaking landscapes of Norway, and the hidden gems of Croatia, each destination promises a unique blend of luxury, culture, and adventure to complement the games in the City of Lights.

Rome, Italy: 

Travelers can take a quick flight from Paris to be transported to a world where history comes alive amidst the backdrop of ancient ruins and Renaissance architecture. An ideal retreat in the center of the city, Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese is a haven of elegance nestled within a 19th-century Roman palazzo. Guests can immerse themselves into tailor-made services and amenities, from immersive artistic encounters to exclusive luxury day trips. Discover the city’s iconic landmarks, including the recently unveiled Largo di Torre Argentina, the ancient site where Julius Caesar met his fate at the hands of his inner circle.

Dubrovnik and Cavtat, Croatia: 

For those seeking a retreat from the ordinary, Croatia’s Adriatic coast beckons with hidden treasures in Dubrovnik and its charming neighbor, Cavtat. Just a short flight away from Paris travelers can experience the unmatched hospitality of Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik, perched majestically overlooking the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea and the historic Old Town. Here they can unwind in opulent suites and savor breathtaking views from the hotel’s tranquil gardens and pristine beach. For a more intimate retreat, travelers can venture south to Cavtat and discover the newly renovated Hotel Supetar, a sanctuary of refinement nestled amidst quaint streets and offering panoramic views of the Adriatic.

Norway: 

After the hustle and bustle of the Olympic games in Paris, travelers can head North to savor nature and embark on an epic journey through the rugged landscapes and vibrant cities of northern Norway. Beginning in the cosmopolitan city of Oslo, travelers following Up Norway’s Arctic Circle Express journey venture west to Bergen and Ålesund, where charming streets and majestic fjords await. During the experience they will traverse breathtaking landscapes aboard Europe’s steepest rail line, the Flåm Railway, and marvel at the dramatic vistas of the Romsdalen valley aboard the Rauma Railway. Travelers will also journey above the Arctic Circle to the coastal town of Bodø, designated as the European Capital of Culture for 2024, before continuing north to the enchanting Lofoten Islands and Narvik.

Europe with HomeExchange Collection: 

If travelers are looking for a more flexible travel experience in Europe, or even a place to stay in Paris itself, they can experience the ultimate in luxury travel with HomeExchange Collection. One of the real luxuries for members of the exclusive community is the possibility to feel at home anywhere in the world in luxury homes with character. The other is the possibility to uncover unique local cultures and customs from host members who offer unparalleled pre-arrival advice for memorable moments and authentic travel experiences. Whether exploring the iconic landmarks of London, indulging in tapas in Madrid, or cruising along Amsterdam’s picturesque canals, HomeExchange Collection ensures a seamless blend of opulence and authenticity. Each meticulously evaluated home boasts lavish design and prime locations, providing the perfect backdrop for a European adventure pre, post, or even during the Olympics.