Your One-Stop Travel Guide To France
Paris doesn’t seem to run out of beautiful places to see and visit. From its iconic landmarks to museums, bridges, and stunning buildings, the city is like a vast repository of beautifully crafted structures. In between these attractions are scenic gardens and parks. They offer spectacular views of other landmarks, a lovely space for picnics, …
The Eiffel Tower or Tour Eiffel has become synonymous with Paris and France. This tower is probably the first thing you’ll ever see or look out for as your plane prepares for descent or as your train approaches the French capital. One cannot simply visit Paris and not include Eiffel Tower in their France bucket …
Located about 8 miles from the south of Paris, Orly Airport is known to be the busiest airport for domestic traffic. Orly used to be the main airport for Paris prior to the construction of Charles De Gaulle (CDG) in the 1970s. Many international airlines may have shifted to CDG but Orly remains to be …
France may be known for its cuisine, wine, its picturesque capital, and the fabulous south – but its also home to some of the best variety of ski resorts in the world. These resorts range from those with high altitude runs, the purpose-built, and woodland terrains, to those that run through traditional villages. These ski …
There are 37 bridges over the Seine in Paris, and these structures are more than passageways for pedestrians and vehicles alike. Each with distinct architecture and design, these bridges also tell stories. From the start of an architectural renaissance to battles won and alliances forged, a walk on these bridges is a walk through the …
Located on the Normandy Coast, the fortress island of Mont Saint-Michel is one of the most enchanting places in France. It seems to rise out of the sea during high tide, oftentimes surrounded by fog, which gives it a more mystical appearance. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Mont Saint-Michel is more than its Gothic church …