Journey to the heart of Paris and live “La Vie Parisienne,” choosing from romantic properties on the Left Bank or magical Ile St. Louis!

Tickets $100

Your odds for a win are very good! Less than 500 tickets will be sold. Last year the odds of winning were 1:150 – as ticket sales progress the odds are similar this year.

Each 2 adult guests, or 1 adult and 1 mature child, enjoy a 7-night, week-long getaway to Paris! Stroll the charming Left Bank, Right Bank and magical Ile St. Louis -- with world-famous boutique shopping, quaint cafés, gourmet dining, the Eiffel Tower, Latin Quarter and gorgeous art collections at the Louvre Museum and the Musee d’Orsay!

The winner chooses accommodations among FOUR deluxe private properties owned and managed by Passionate For Paris, the nation’s premier firm for private vacation property in Paris! Guests receive an exclusive “Insider’s Guide to the Best of Paris!” and access to as much concierge service as they wish.

• EMPRESS JOSEPHINE – a 17th century Baroque-era apartment suite built in 1625 and beautifully restored in the Belle Epoque style, complete with the original 400 year old tomette tile floors, floor to ceiling windows full of light, and silk covered walls. Located in the most posh neighborhood on the Left Bank, the Faubourg St Germain 7th.
• SECRET ISLAND TREASURE – a 17th century Baroque-era studio with every amenity en suite, including gourmet kitchenette and custom-made bathtub. Gorgeously restored with every attention to detail, such as 400 year old hardwood floors and hand-painted ceiling frescoes. Located on a magical island in the heart of Paris by the cathedral of Notre Dame.
• LUXEMBOURG GARDENS/PANTHEON – a classic 19th century apartment suite built during the Haussmann era and perfectly restored, with gorgeous original hardwood floors, brand new kitchen filled with light, plus the finest heirloom antiques and original art.
• PANORAMIC PARIS – a spacious high-rise apartment suite located by the Eiffel Tower, with an amazing 180 degree view looking north across Paris all the way to the Basilique Sacre Couer and the artist colony at Montmartre.