All are within close proximity of Pavilion Val de Gr ce. The fee depends upon the size and number of occupants and includes taxes and insurance. Applicants will receive a list of housing options, both potential residences and housing contacts. EHI will discuss the options and help identify the best available at the time of application that meet needs and preferences. If requested, the Academy will group students together to provide more reasonably priced accommodations.
Students can also make their own housing arrangements.
The Academy organizes extra-curricular activities at student group rates during the Academic Year. For Summer 1999, as part of the lab and extracurricular costs, the Academy includes a city tour of Paris, entrance fee to scheduled museum visits, evening performance at the opera or ballet, and excursions to Versailles or Giverny. An optional trip to the Loire Valley is usually available, at an additional cost. Copyright 1999 European Heritage Institute.