• Themed evenings in prestigious Paris venues.

• An original guided tour of the Champagne cellars of the Domaine de Pommery in Reims.

• An exclusive visit to the châteaux of Fontainebleau or Vaux-le-Vicomte.

• A tour of the walled medieval city of Provins, former capital of the Counts of Champagne.

• A gala dinner at the Château de Ferrières-en–Brie, former residence of the Baron de Rothschild, an elegant combination of Victorian and Italian Renaissance architecture.

• A French-style candlelit dinner with liveried waiters, at the Château de Chaalis.

• An evening at the Château de Brou where you will enjoy the splendours of this 17th-century family mansion.

For example, your guests can stroll along the walkways of the Val d’Europe International Shopping Centre or wander through the picturesque little streets of the Vallée® Outlet Shopping Village, where top international fashion labels can be found at reduced prices.
At Sea Life Paris Val d’Europe, the wonders of aquatic life can be admired in the aquarium.

Val d’Europe has more surprises in store. At the hub of all the main transport networks, Val d’Europe is already one of Europe’s leading business tourism destinations with the Disneyland® Paris convention centres and hotels (around 700 rooms in 2 hotels and one apart-hotel).

Future development plans for Val d’Europe include:

• A 21,000 m² extension to the Shopping Centre (7 new stores planned, completion scheduled end of 2009)

• 300,000m² of office space in the urban project

• A unique landscaped area at the heart of the Paris-Val d’Europe business park offering 660,000 m² of office and business premises covering 180 hectares

• The “nature villages” project in association with Pierre & Vacances: A pioneering ecotourism concept in Europe promoting harmony between humans and nature and focusing on 3 themes: the land, water and the forest.

• Val de France is a new hotel district in Magny le hongre, which currently boasts more than 1500 rooms.