Greenwich High School Shapers of the World: Paris

About this trip

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to Paris with Greenwich High School's Shapers of the World, AP Art History, and AP Art & Design students. This educational trip offers an immersive experience into the heart of French art, history, and culture. Explore iconic landmarks such as the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay,Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Eiffel Tower. Wander through historic neighborhoods, marvel at the grandeur of Chartres Cathedral, and take in the beauty of the  Château de Versailles. Enjoy a scenic Bateau-Mouche cruise on the Seine and the thrill of a live soccer match. This journey combines educational enrichment with unforgettable memories, making it an unparalleled opportunity for students to broaden their horizons and deepen their appreciation for French art and history. Open to students enrolled in Shapers of the World, AP Art History, and AP Art & Design.

Highlights

• Travel by Bateau-Mouche up and down the Seine for a view of Paris by night.
• Experience the electrifying atmosphere of a live soccer match under the floodlights.
• Discover why it was good to be the (sun) king with a day trip to Château de Versailles.
• Learn about French art, from the Middle Ages to the 18th century with a day at the Louvre.

Meet your leader

Jules Miller is the Director of Cultural Programs in Italy at Trinity College. She holds a BA in French and Italian from Fairfield University and two MA degrees: one in International Studies with a focus on Italian history and Renaissance art from UConn and another in Italian Language and Culture from Middlebury. Her extensive French language and art history background has shaped her career as a translator, travel writer, and travel coordinator in San Francisco and Connecticut. Jules enjoys cooking, art, theater, travel, museums, and movies in her free time.