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SacrĂ© CƓur Is a Shining Beacon With First Class Views

Mosaics, Stained Glass and Panoramic Vistas Create First Class Sparkle at SacrĂ© CƓur - IFlyFirstClass

A departure from Paris’ Medieval Gothic cathedrals such as Notre-Dame, Sacré Cœur is a stunning example of Romano-Byzantine architecture. Its travertine facade is a gleaming white beacon atop the city’s highest point, Montmartre. In fact, its elevation gives you incredible views of Paris from the basilica’s courtyard. Inside, the basilica is just as grand as its exterior. Colorful mosaics and stained glass windows are energizing, and the church's four-keyboard grand organ is one of Europe’s best. Climb to the top of the dome for a panoramic vista that rivals the view you had from the window of your first class flight to Paris.


Morrison, Chopin, Callas and Wilde Are Just Some of the First Class Artists Buried at PĂšre Lachaise

Tranquil Pùre Lachaise Is the Place to Go to Pay Homage to the World’s Leading Artists and First Class Writers - IFlyFirstClass

One of the city’s first garden cemeteries, Père Lachaise is a peaceful, picturesque cemetery filled with beautiful markers and memorials. The cemetery houses some of the world’s most celebrated artists, authors, musicians and politicians. The Doors’ Jim Morrison was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, as were Frederic Chopin, Georges Seurat, Isadora Duncan, Oscar Wilde, Honore de Balzac and countless others. The largest park and the biggest cemetery in Paris, Père Lachaise Cemetery covers 110 acres and officially dates back to 1804. Ironically, the cemetery was also the site of the Napoleonic Wars’ Battle of Paris and the massacre of the “Communards” in 1871. The latter is commemorated in the bullet-ridden Communards’ Wall on the grounds of the cemetery.

 


Experience the First Class Glamor of Royal Life at Vaux le Vicomte

Formal Gardens, Dancing Fountains and First Class Candlelight Displays Dazzle the Senses - IFlyFirstClass

Versailles is gorgeous, but large crowds can often make it inaccessible at the height of travel season. The remarkable Vaux le Vicomte offers a glimpse of Paris’ high life, and its grounds were designed by Versailles’ architects. The 1,200-acre grand estate was built in the 17th century for Nicolas Fouquet. The chateau itself was the ground-breaking creation of the French king’s architect, Louis Le Vau. The formal gardens are equally stunning, 100 acres of intricately manicured hedges and well-placed fountains. For a special treat, schedule your visit to coincide with one of the two Saturdays a month that the fountains are scheduled to perform their beautiful water show. Be sure to stay at the chateau until nightfall to enjoy the Saturday evening candlelight displays. 


Musée d'Orsay Offers a Stunningly First Class Collection of Impressionist Works

From Rodin and Degas to Renoir and Monet, Musée d'Orsay Is a First Class Museum - IFlyFirstClass
Majestically located on the Seine’s left bank, the Musée d'Orsay is housed in a stunning example of Belle Époque architecture. Once a popular railway station, the museum is known for its stellar collection of impressionist paintings and its creative collection of bronzes such as Rodin’s "The Thought" and sculptures such as Claudel’s "Maturity." The museum is also home to photographic, graphic arts, decorative arts and architecture collections. Always lively and dynamic, the museum also hosts a number of concerts, seminars and shows throughout the year. While Musée d'Orsay gets lets press than the Louvre, its magnificent collections make it worth a luxurious business class flight to Paris.