Top Things to do in Oise
Top Hotels in Oise
- 1. Hyatt Regency Chantilly
- 2. Tiara Chateau Hotel Mont Royal Chantilly
- 3. Best Western Plus Hotel Escapade Senlis
- 4. Hyatt Regency Chantilly
- 5. Campanile Senlis
- 6. Best Western Plus Hotel Du Parc
- 7. Aiden by Best Western T'Aim Hotel
- 8. Chateau de Montvillargenne
- 9. Kyriad Beauvais Sud
- 10. B&B Hotel Compiegne
What to do and see in Oise, Hauts-de-France: The Best Cultural Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Oise, France including Australian and New Zealand Battlefield Day Tour in the Somme from Lille or Arras, 2day Australian WW1 battlefield tour in Flanders the Somme from Lille and Arras, Chantilly Half Day Private Guided Tour from Paris, Chantilly Private Excursion, Domaine de Chantilly in Mercedes S Class Limousine, Chateau, Stables and Museum, WW1 Australians in the Somme -Villers Bretonneux, Le Hamel - Day trip from Paris, Chantilly by bike or Chantilly with electric bike, Senlis by bike, CHANTILLY & COMPIEGNE PALACE (lunch in SENLIS ) -from your hotel in PARIS -, Layover Tour of the Chantilly Chateau.
Restaurants in Oise
1. Australian and New Zealand Battlefield Day Tour in the Somme from Lille or Arras
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Le Hamel where Sir John Monash used for the 1st time tanks and infantry on a modern way, Albert and Thiepval Memorial and Pozières, the Windmill are the other places you will also visit that day.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees, and handling charges, Lunch, Bottled water, Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks, Souvenirs, photos
Reviewed By Anthony S
Where do I start?! As my husband and I were starting to plan our vacation to Europe one of my must do's was to go and see the Canadian monument, Vimy Ridge. Although I have no present knowledge of relatives who were a part of WW1, as a Canadian, as a child of a serviceman from WW2, a brother, a nephew and my husband have or still do serve, my interest in of taking up the torch to remember and honour those who gave so much. I searched online for tours, months before we left Canada, and came across this tour company "Battlefield Tours". I am unable to say enough wonderful things about this tour company, Claude and his knowledge, kindness, and patience with me as I was becoming more and more interested with each gravesite and monument. I started to look for my family name on graves and found many. Claude obviously had a schedule and I am sure I tested his time but he understood how this was becoming more and more important than even I had imagined. We opted for the private tour and found that it was worth every nickel. Claude has amazing knowledge, passion and obvious great interest in these sites and the history of the European "War To End All Wars". You will NOT be disappointed in this tour company, Battlefield Tours, and I HIGHLY recommend it!
2. 2day Australian WW1 battlefield tour in Flanders the Somme from Lille and Arras
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The first day you will stand in Fromelles, visit the museum and the Pheasant Wood cemetery, go to VC Corner Cemetery and the Australian Memorial Park. You will see one of the mine craters of Messines, Hill 60, Polygoon Wood and Tyne Cot Cy. in Passendale. That night you will attend the Last Post at the Menin Gate in Ypres. The second day will put the focus on the Somme, Villers Bretonneux, the Memorial, Le Hamel where General Monash will use new tactics and Pozières and its Windmill and Moo Cow Farm.
Inclusions: Local taxes, Bottled water, Lunch, Driver/guide, Hotel drop-off, Hotel pickup, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks, Hotel
Reviewed By greyfatman
Claude was prompt in picking us up from our hotel in Lille and then took us to see the final resting places of two of our family members, who were both killed in 1918. He was very flexible and worked in with our plans to visit these two graves at two different war cemeteries. He then took us around numerous battlefield sites and war cemeteries, involving New Zealanders, and his knowledge was first class. For that special day in connecting with those special soldiers, contact Claude and he will make it happen.
3. Chantilly Half Day Private Guided Tour from Paris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
- 5 hour castle of Chantilly private guided tour from Paris - Skip the line entrance tickets included to the castle & park - English speaking licensed tour guide speaking to you personally (this is NOT a tour with audioguides) - Other languages available on request for this tour - pick up and drop off at your accommodation in Paris - transportation in a luxury van This tour is not available : Tuesdays and January 8 up to January 26.
Inclusions: Pickup and drop-off from your Paris hotel, Private licensed tour guide, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Guaranteed to skip the long lines, Driver/guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By tjdotson
My husband and I were on a short trip to Paris for his work. On the day he had mostly off, we had Frederic drive us to Bruges since we had never been to Belgium and the pictures looked amazing. After a very comfortable ride there, Frederic started a walking tour with us in the morning and we quickly realized the pictures did not do this quaint city justice! We felt like Disney had created this perfect little town for people to see. Frederic walked us around before we stopped for lunch together. He was going to leave us to dine alone but we asked him to join us because we enjoyed his company so much and we wanted to hear more about the city. After lunch, he gave us the option of having him continue to walk us around or we could explore on our own. We chose to explore on our own since we felt he had given us such a good overview that morning. We had plans to tour the Chocolate Museum but when we arrived, it was closed due to the time of year. We actually didn't mind much and we just spent the day wandering the beautiful streets around the canals and stopping for hot chocolate and waffles. I would highly suggest a visit to Bruges to feel like you have stepped back in time. Speaking of time, we toured in January and lucked out that it wasn't extremely cold. The crowds were very low so it was easy to wander the streets and sometimes we found ourselves the only ones exploring the small alleyways. I would definitely return to Bruges one day and would highly suggest taking this tour especially if it is your first visit or if you have very limited time in the city.
4. Chantilly Private Excursion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
This lovely domain, albeit bearing the name of whipped cream (chantilly in French) is all about the horses. Traditionally, this domain is dedicated to horse breading and horse races – one of the greatest horse racing events, prix de Dianne, is annually held here. The culture, the heritage and the history of this unique place all revolve around horses – so much so, that the legend of the princes of Condé is woven with their presence, actual and symbolic.
Inclusions: Food tasting, Driver/guide, Professional art historian guide, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Round-trip private transfer
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By Deanna A
Boris was our tour guide for a trip to France in December, 2019. We visited The Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and spent a day seeing WWII sites in Normandy. Boris made all the arrangements ahead of time, and was an incredible guide throughout our stay in France. My mom, aunt, and I recently did a virtual tour of Versailles with Boris; and while not as good as being there in person, it was a great way to see this beautiful palace. Boris' knowledge of history, culture, and architecture are absolutely incredible. We learned so much! Boris made the whole thing easy, fun and informative. It was great catching up with all that is going on in Paris. If you've got "travel fever" like we do, I would highly recommend booking a virtual tour with Boris at Paris in Person to tide you over until we can visit Europe again safely. Thank you, Boris!
5. Domaine de Chantilly in Mercedes S Class Limousine, Chateau, Stables and Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
An exceptional day, for a luxury tourism, transported in Mercedes S Class Limousine with private driver, intentioned, at your service. Surprise & fresh water on board. I am Sylvain your Chauffeur, and I will propose you by e-mail a few days before the departure, to reserve your lunch in the restaurant which you will have chosen following my proposals.
Inclusions: water and some drinks are available in the car, Private transportation, WiFi on board, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By torbjornfrick
The best way to see France. Not only did I travel in comfort i also had the best guide, Sylvain is very knowledgeable about his France. Besides being very funny and pleasant guy he's also an Excellent driver. I really had a fantastic day and can highly recommend Cab Bel Air and Sylvain.
6. WW1 Australians in the Somme -Villers Bretonneux, Le Hamel - Day trip from Paris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
HIGHTLIGHTS Day trip from Paris to the Somme in France’s Picardy region. Follow the footsteps of the braves australians soldiers who fought in the Somme in WW1. Walk along the graves and pay your respect in front of the wall of the missing australians soldiers at the Australian Memorial in Villers-Bretonneux Discover the "Sir John Monash Centre" in Villers-Bretonneux See the huge landmine « Lochnagar Crater » Browse thousands of war-objects collected and displayed at the Historial of Peronne
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Driver Guide, Admission to the Historial of the Great War in Péronne
Exclusions: Hotel pick-up and drop-off, Lunch
Reviewed By L3505NSmaryw
November 11th is a day of remembrance in the US for all of our veterans but this day holds a very special meaning to everyone affected by WW1. In 1918, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month the War to End All Wars was over. I had very little knowledge of the details other than my grandfather’s recently discovered military records from his service in Europe during WW1. Regis was able to use these few details to discover my grandfather’s exact battlefield locations and the significance of his unit’s contribution to the war effort. I was so enthralled by my 1st tour in November of 2019, that I booked another private tour with Regis in February 2020. Regis was able to expand on my knowledge of the war and of my grandfather’s role in the overall Allied effort. Now after a year has passed, I can reflect on this experience and humbly try to express my thanks to Regis for his extraordinary knowledge and interest in the history of his country and the Allies during WW1 and WW2. I hope to be able to return soon when the situation allows, and to explore more of the lessons of this important time. On this special day, I want to extend a special thanks to Regis for 2 incredible tours and for my deepened understanding of a grandfather’s legacy.
7. Chantilly by bike or Chantilly with electric bike
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
You will visit Chantilly and its surroundings. I will show you different point of views and will tell you the story of its castle.
Inclusions: Use of bicycle
Exclusions: Bottled water
Reviewed By Australian_Argonaut
I contacted Antoine a few months before our planned trip, and his responses were always prompt and helpful. He met us at the train station, got us set up with all our gear, and sent us happily on our way. I was visiting Chantilly specifically to see the horse museum at the Chateau, but travelling with me were my husband and 3 yo. Museums are not my daughter's thing, so she and her Dad had a great time (occasionally getting a bit lost!) in the Chantilly forest on an electric bike with rear-mounted child seat, while I enjoyed the museum. Afterwards we all met up and went for a ride to a site within the forest that Antoine recommended, and it really was just a lovely day. At the end of the day we were able to leave the bikes locked up at the train station at our convenience, for Antoine to collect at his convenience. Unfortunately all the bike parking by 5pm was chock-full, but we were just waiting for the next train so didn't mind staying with the bikes until Antoine came to pick them up. The full day cost us 75 euro, which isn't exactly cheap, but it was so worth it. The bikes and equipment were in great condition, and the pick-up and drop-off service that Antoine provides is so convenient that I think it was money well spent. I highly recomment Antoine and his Bobebikes!
8. Senlis by bike
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
it's about visiting Senlis and its main points of interest by electric bike The circuit goes through different points
Inclusions: Use of bicycle
Exclusions: Bottled water
Reviewed By LittleCowarne
The bikes and Antoine were fantastic, great fun good guy. Will be back with the family for more. Electric bikes are a revaluation.
9. CHANTILLY & COMPIEGNE PALACE (lunch in SENLIS ) -from your hotel in PARIS -
We only offer privatized sightseeing tours. No grouping with strangers. One of the most fabulous castle of the Prince de Condé at a few miles from Paris. Our guide will bring you in the medieval street of Senlis and a tour in Compiegne. ITINERARY 08:00 am: meet & greet by your local guide who will be driving its own vehicle. 09:00 am: visit of Chantilly Castle and the Horses stables by your own or the assistance of your guide 11:30 am: en route to visit the city of Senlis and lunch. 02:00 pm: en route to the city of Compiegne. 03:00 pm: Visit of Compiegne and the castle. 05:00 pm : back to Paris 06:00 pm : arrival in Paris
Inclusions: Driver-guide assistance all day long, Pickup and dropoff from/to your hotel in PARIS, Private transportation by car or minivan, Lunch (3 courses menu), Ticket admission CHANTILLY, COMPIEGNE, All Fees and Taxes, Audio guide in your own language
Exclusions: Drinks
Reviewed By O5141HMjonathang
We are travelling from Australia and have previously visited other countries prior to to France which had amazing service and friendlyness. However 5minutes in France we found them to be rude 10minutes in and they were pushing us, 30minutes and pickpocketed. My advice when you get off the train is get back on and try a different country. Try Ireland, England or even Amsterdam. We are counting down the minutes to get out of this thieving, smelly, rude, dirty country Cheers
10. Layover Tour of the Chantilly Chateau
Do you have a half of a day wait in Charles de Gaulle airport before your flight? Use this time by to visit the stunning Chateau de Chantilly and its collection of painting, second only to the Louvre! We will arrange custom transportation to and from the airport. I will be waiting for you in Chantilly (a 30 minute ride) for a tour of the highlights of this exquisite castle. We will make sure that you see the most yet at a relaxing pace. Feel free to contact us for additional information.
Inclusions: Snacks, Private transportation, Tickets are Included
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