2-Night Travel Package | Fri 13 - Sun 15 March
The last time these two teams met in Paris, France secured a late win getting over the line with a 2 point lead. Can a resurgent England hold on this time? Or, or will France make it a hat-trick of wins against England in 'Le Crunch'. What we do know is that a rugby weekend in Paris, one of the greatest cities in the World, cannot be beaten.
We are please to offer a superb 2-night weekend travel package to Paris for the 2026 Guinness Six Nations match between France and England. With an optional Eurostar Upgrade (St. Pancras / Paris Gare du Nord), 2-nights accomodation at the 4* Rive Gauche Hotel plus your choice of match ticket - Cat1, Cat 2 or Cat 3.
This game has the potential to a Grand Slam decider!
HIGHLIGHTS
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2-Night hotel & ticket package with attendee names not needed until January 2026
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Accomodation in the 4* Marriott Rive Gauce
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Cotinental breakfast each morning
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A fabulous weekend in the beautiful city of Paris with plenty of time to soak up all that Paris has to offer
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Choice of ticket category
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Optional Eurostar upgrade - London St. Pancras / Paris Gare du Nord.
2-NIGHT TRAVEL PACKAGE
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Optional Eurostar Upgrade:
London St. Pancras / Paris Gare du Nord
Outbound: Friday 13 March (am)
Inbound: Sunday 15 March (pm) -
2-nights accomodation at 4* Marriott Rive Gauche based on twin/double
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Officially allocated match tickets
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Continental breakfast each morning
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Staff representation throughout
FRANCE V ENGLAND PACKAGE OPTIONS INCLUDE:
2-Night Hotel with choice of match tickets
2-Night Tour with Eurostar travel, hotel & choice of match tickets
Single room supplement
Contact Us for a copy of our France v England brochure and for the latest prices & availability.
Please Note: The France v England Six Nations Tour is very popular and has very high demand. Strictly limited availability.
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