France is the most visited country in the world, a mantle it has held for the better part of this decade. Paris has a role to play in that, obviously, but France is more than just câlins et bisous under the shimmering lights of the dazzling capital. The country is known for its world-class gastronomy, …
The French capital of Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. High-class cuisine, centuries worth of architecture and the unique Parisian pace of life draw in millions of visitors every year. Whether you are there for the museums and cathedrals, or for the modern creative scenes and foodie havens, there …
Marseille is France’s second largest city, located right on the southern coast of the Mediterranean Sea. The city has a lot to offer, from the famous Marseille Soap and Canebière High Street to the grittier Le Panier neighborhood and interesting boat rides along the coast. Located within France’s Provence region, there are also plenty of …
Toulouse is located in the southwestern part of France. It is the fourth largest and one of the richest cities in the country. Toulouse sits halfway between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. This city that radiates enchanting warmth with an inviting ambience is also referred to as France’s “Ville Rose.” It’s a popular …
Nice, one of France’s most populous and sprawling cities, is many things to different travelers and locals. One of southern France’s largest port cities, Nice is found on the warm climes of the Mediterranean coast, in the shadow of the Alps. Some see this big metropolis as just a transport hub because it is located …
It is hard to say anything about Paris that hasn’t already been said before. It’s the city of love, the home of famous artworks and beautiful architecture, a gastronomic extravaganza. The people are stylish and fashionable, the cuisine unrivalled, and there’s a famous landmark around every corner. Once you’ve exhausted the must-do spots – climbed …
Paris, one of the most-visited cities in Europe, is on every traveler’s wish list. And, how could it not? The city is filled with history, glamour, style, and not to forget, romance – lots and lots of it. Home of the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, the charm of this characteristic French city shifts from …
You can guess from the name that this town is in the Champagne region. The Route du Champagne puts a world of champagne makers at your fingertips, one of which is right in the town: Joseph Perrier offers tours in its chalk caves and the chance to try and buy its distinguished cuvées. As the …
In Metropolitan Lille, Villeneuve-d’Ascq is a new town that happens to have many of the top days out in the region. This place is rooted in the technology sector, and you could almost say it’s where Lille’s citizens come to learn. There are museums for everything, from the exceptional LaM art museum to open-air attractions …
In the central Corrèze department, Brive-La-Gaillarde is a lovable medieval town flourishing as a regional commercial centre. The old town’s houses are built from an arresting pink sandstone under blue slate roofs. There’s much to hold your attention in Brive, but also a lot of magic to experience outside in western foothills of the Massif …