On the first day, visitors will discover the Musée d'Orsay, famous for its extensive collection of impressionist and post-impressionist art. Installed in a former train station, the museum offers an exceptional setting to appreciate the masterpieces of Monet, Renoir, Degas and Van Gogh. A guided tour in Korean will allow them to delve into the history of these emblematic works, with a focus on the painters most appreciated by Asian tourists.

In the afternoon, head to the Château de Versailles, a symbol of French refinement and monarchical power. A visit to the sumptuous royal apartments, the Hall of Mirrors, and the vast gardens designed by Le Nôtre allows travelers to relive the grandeur of the era of Louis XIV. The tour also includes a walk in Marie-Antoinette's estate and a visit to the Hamlet, to better understand life at court.

The second day in Paris is marked by a guided tour of the Opéra Garnier, an architectural jewel of the 19th century. Visitors will discover the majesty of its grand staircase, the frescoes of the performance hall and the many secrets of this legendary place. The beauty of its decor and its unique atmosphere will offer South Korean tourists an immersion into the world of French opera.

Finally, no visit to Paris would be complete without a shopping session on the Champs-Élysées, the most famous avenue in the world. Tourists will be able to explore luxury boutiques, discover iconic French brands, and take home exclusive souvenirs from their Parisian stay.

The stay begins with a crepe-making workshop, where visitors will learn to prepare this Breton specialty using traditional recipes. They will then be able to taste their creations, accompanied by local cider, in a friendly atmosphere, while discovering the history of this emblematic dish.

Travelers will then travel to Pointe du Raz, one of the most spectacular natural sites in France. Classified as a Grand Site de France, this wild cape offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, with steep cliffs and unspoilt nature that will captivate visitors in search of raw beauty and serenity.

The itinerary also includes a visit to Concarneau, a charming coastal town with its famous Ville Close, a medieval fortress located on an island. Next, tourists will discover Locronan, one of the most beautiful villages in France, known for its cobbled streets and granite houses, which bear witness to its past as a weavers' town.

A stop in Quimper is planned to visit the Musée Départemental Breton, where visitors will delve into Breton history and culture through collections of regional art and crafts. They will also take part in an earthenware painting workshop, one of the region's most famous craft traditions, where they can paint their own creations and leave with a personalized souvenir.

For golf enthusiasts, an option is offered to play on the magnificent Odet course, located near Bénodet. This course is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, with fairways lined with forests and rivers, providing a unique experience for golfers.

The program also includes a trip up the Odet River by boat, often considered the most beautiful river in France. Travelers will be able to admire the magnificent landscapes that line its banks, between castles, mansions and lush forests, while enjoying a moment of relaxation on the water.

The last day is dedicated to visiting Mont-Saint-Michel, one of the most emblematic sites in France. This mystical island, with its abbey perched on top, is a true UNESCO world heritage gem. A guided tour in Korean will allow travelers to discover the history of this unique place, its medieval architecture, and admire the spectacular tides that surround it.