Your One-Stop Travel Guide To France
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 …
Located in southern France, the port city of Marseille is the oldest city in France. It is best known for its scenic Vieux-Port (Old Port), terraces, stairways, their pizza, and bouillabaisse. The second-largest city (in terms of population) in France, it is also an ideal base for exploring Provence. From medieval villages to lavender fields, …
Occitanie is one of the hidden gems in France. The region might not be as popular as Provence, Loire Valley, or French Riviera but there are several things to do in Occitanie that are unique and interesting. Located in the Southernmost of France, it is popular for its amazing architecture, medieval castles, and Roman structures. …
You’ll know summer has arrived in the South of France when you cruise through the countryside and you come across seemingly endless fields of lavenders. Along with the warmer weather, the bright blue sky, and salty air, the relaxing earthy floral scent of lavender is what sets apart a Provencal summer. New to Airbnb? Get …
Côte d’Azur or the French Riviera in English is one of the popular holiday destinations in France. Located in the Southeastern of France, it is popular for its amazing beaches, opulent architecture, and colorful old towns. There are several towns and cities in French Riviera but selected our top 5 favorite places in the region …
There are several nice beaches in Martinique. Located in the south of the Caribbean, the gorgeous island of Martinique is also known as the Lesser Antilles. A lovely place to visit any time of the year, this French territory boasts of a coastline of fine white sand, crystalline waters, and diverse marine life. The beaches …