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 …
Known as the ‘City of the Dukes’, Dijon in France is recognized globally for its mustard. This is also the capital city of the historic region of Burgundy, where you’ll come across vineyards along with impressive old buildings and monuments. More than the spice, Dijon’s culinary scene is a must experience. Stroll along the cobblestone …
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 …
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 …
May is that month before a huge volume of tourists troop to France in time for the summer months. Often associated with warm weather, pleasant days, and Springtime colors, May is one of the best months to visit France. New to Airbnb? Get $64 off for your next trip if you use our link here. …
When you say France, people automatically think of its historic yet cosmopolitan cities such as Paris, Lyon, and Bordeaux. The country is also known for its wine regions or the go-to celebrity holiday destinations in the French Riviera. The rest of France, however, boasts of varied landscapes that make them a haven for adventure types. …