Your One-Stop Travel Guide To France
Reims is an easy day trip from Paris (less than an hour by TGV train), and one of the most exciting destinations in the Champagne Region. It is part of France’ Villes d’Art et d’Histoire” (Cities of Art and History), because of its rich history and culture as well as its impressive architecture. In Reims, …
Martinique has it all – pristine beaches, secluded bays, scenic hikes, and panoramic views. If you’re looking for a unique holiday destination in the Caribbean, this French territory offers diverse landscapes, intriguing history, and fascinating culture. There’s something for everybody in Martinique – whether you’re a beach bum, a nature lover, or even a gourmand. …
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 …
A Mediterranean port in Southern France, Cassis is known for its picturesque harbor and scenic Calanques. There are also many things to see and things to do in Cassis. It is also one of the best day trips from Marseille and Aix-en-Provence. A town that continues to inspire artists and writers alike, Cassis makes for …
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 …