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France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy

Paris is a book written in stone, and Victor Hugo held the pen. Practise your French where it counts, then help a newly arrived family find theirs.

From$1050 per person
Duration7 days, 6 nights
SubjectsFrench Language, Literature, History, Art History, Design
LevelsMiddle & High School (Grades 8-12)
Overview

About this journey

Step into the “Stone Book” of Paris and explore the legacy of the writers and artists who built the soul of France, with immersive French-language practice throughout.

  • Practice and deepen French language skills through immersive, real-world contexts
  • Explore Victor Hugo’s Paris and his literary legacy
  • Analyze how literature and architecture intertwine in French cultural identity
  • Visit major art and literary landmarks across the capital

Educational & Experiential

Learning-focused travel with real-world insights.

Tailored Programs

Customized journeys to fit your curriculum.

Expert-Guided Tours

Led by professionals for in-depth exploration.

Global Learning, Local Impact

Connecting travelers with communities sustainably.

Journey gallery

Moments from the journey

From Notre-Dame’s gothic stonework to Victor Hugo’s former home, this journey immerses students in the literary and artistic soul of Paris.

France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
France: French Language & The Hugo Legacy
Key themes

What students investigate

Discover how language, literature, and architecture combine to define French cultural identity.

Immersive French Language

Practice French in real cultural and historical contexts.

Literary Legacy

Explore Victor Hugo's life, work, and enduring influence.

Art & Architecture

Examine how Paris's buildings and museums embody French artistic heritage.

Cultural Identity

Discuss how literature and art shape a nation's sense of self.

What's included

Sites and visits

  • Notre-Dame de Paris / Île de la CitéIconic Gothic cathedral and historic heart of Paris, reflecting centuries of French history and architecture.
  • Maison de Victor HugoFormer residence of Victor Hugo, offering insight into the life and legacy of one of France's greatest writers.
  • The LouvreWorld-renowned museum showcasing masterpieces that span civilizations and artistic movements.
  • Latin QuarterHistoric academic district celebrated for its literary heritage, universities, and vibrant intellectual culture.
  • Musée d'OrsayRenowned museum housing one of the world's finest collections of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art.
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