Your One-Stop Travel Guide To France
The elegant boulevards, iconic architecture, beautiful parks, and delicious food make Paris such a magical city that it’s easy to say you won’t get enough of it even if you have a day or two to spare. Maybe you’d rather spend long hours strolling in the Luxembourg Gardens, wandering around Louvre or hanging out at …
Distinctly old world with its majestic cathedral, quaint burghers’ houses, and Louis XV buildings, Strasbourg is a city of rich culture and history. Stroll along the cobblestone streets, spend a quiet afternoon by the scenic canals of its ancient quarters, admire the well-preserved structures and get to know its 2,000-year history. It is also one …
Rouen in Upper Normandy is known mostly for its part in the story of Saint Joan of Arc, and the devastation it suffered during the second world war. It is also less than 2 hours away from Paris and one of the best day trips from the city. Both faces of its rich history have …
Rennes is the capital city of the northwestern region of Brittany, known for its majestic cathedral and fascinating half-timbered houses. It is also 3.5 hours away from Paris and one of the best day trips from the city. It’s a great town to visit as most attractions are within walking distance from each other, meaning …
Lille is the westernmost city of France, and looking at its architecture, one can easily tell its Flemish influences. It is located by the border to Belgium and you can actually be in another country in less than an hour if you choose to, but Lille’s got more to offer than its ‘uniform’ yet interesting …
Situated in the gorgeous French countryside and surrounded by vineyards, Bordeaux is known all over for its fine wine. It is also one of the most beautiful towns in France. This city is almost synonymous with wine that one is often surprised that there’s more to see and do here than acres of vineyards and …