Your One-Stop Travel Guide To France
Until the 31st of December 2015, France consisted of 27 administrative regions. A major administrative reorganization of the country was voted upon and now France is divided into 18 regions. Thirteen of these regions are in metropolitan France, including the island of Corsica, and the rest are overseas. This reduction was done by merging certain …
The French gardens – whether they’re within estates, surrounding a castle, are among the best places to see in France. Visiting these elegant and idyllic gardens add more meaning to a French holiday. If you’re going to France soon and want to be literally surrounded by beauty, a garden tour is a must. How about …
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 …
There are so many things to do in France. This country is packed with history, amazing landscapes, imposing chateaus, and activities. With this, it is easy to get overwhelmed by the long list of activities in France. Its long history has left some of the most fascinating structures and one of the most romantic places …
They say that everything is pretty in France, but imagine its scenic landscapes and chateaus covered in winter glory. Enchanting simply turns into simply magical, and if you’re planning a visit here in December, you’re in for a treat. Even with the super cold weather with chances of snow, France remains to be a great …
September officially ends summer and welcomes fall in France. The weather is still warm, but cozy. Crowds in popular cities and destinations are slowly dissipating. It is the month for long walks and watching as old towns, parks, and gardens take on the fall colors. France in September has a lot in store and here’s …