Wherever you are in the world, you are able to literally have a taste of France because of their wines. You get to enjoy a bit of France on most occasions – Champagne during the New Year, Sauvignon Blanc served in weddings, or a bottle of rosé during summer parties. Simply put, France has a …
Located in southern France, the port city of Marseille is the oldest city in France. It is best known for its scenic Vieux-Port (Old Port), terraces, stairways, their pizza, and bouillabaisse. The second-largest city (in terms of population) in France, it is also an ideal base for exploring Provence. Read More: How To Get To …
Situated by the Loire River in the Upper Brittany region of western France, Nantes is home to the brilliantly restored Château des Ducs de Bretagne, and the fascinating Les Machines de l’Île de Nantes museum. The city also has a long history as a port and industrial center, its attractions a wonderful mix of the …
A beautifully preserved town along the Alsace Wine Route, Riquewihr is another prettiest place in France. It has the usual colorful half-timbered houses that the Alsace is known for, only with a medieval character because of its fortified walls. Along with the quaint 16th-century houses, Riquewihr is home to a variety of museums and other …
Eguisheim is a picturesque village in the Alsace wine trail that’s just seven kilometers away from Colmar. It was awarded the Village Préféré des Français (Favorite French village), and a member of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France (The Most Beautiful Villages of France). Eguisheim is a walkable area that one can easily explore within …
There’s just a lot to see and things to do in Montpellier that makes it a must-visit if ever you’re heading south. Located in the South of France, in the region of Occitanie, the city of Montpellier is known both for its old-world charm and youthful vibe. The city has a lot of historic sites, …