France

A holiday in France is just magnifique! The country of France is a holiday maker’s dream. From its opulent buildings, art, food, wine and famous tourist attractions, this country should be on everyone’s bucket-list. It’s a country where you will be enthralled by history, stunning landscapes and wonderful sunny beaches. For a real feel of France, visit the coastal town of La Rochelle. Cobblestone streets and medieval houses tell of the city’s past. The restaurants in La Rochelle are cosy, so stop in after a walk through the town. Concerts, sporting events and film festivals are all hosted in La...

Thanks to its world-class art, wide variety of architectural styles, enchanting cities and countryside, and fabulous cuisine, France sees more tourists every year than any other country in the world. While Paris is the iconic French city destination, there's much more to France than this, and there are surprises and adventures waiting around every corner. Where to Go in France No holiday in France is complete without at least a day or two in Paris, the City of Light, with its many famous landmarks, art galleries, and historic monuments. Walk along the banks of the Seine, or in the city's green...

A trip to Paris is on just about everyone’s must-do holiday. Filled with markets, renowned landmarks and cafés, you cannot help but be drawn to this metropolis that is bustling with tourists and locals alike. Some come here for the architecture, fashion or even frog legs! And then there are those that find Paris romantic – ever done a proposal at the top of the Eiffel Tower? That could be the perfect way to ‘pop the question’. While you are here, experience some of the best restaurants you will ever visit and be sure to eat a baguette, croissant and...

Normandy in northern France is a place filled with popular must-visit attractions. It’s not only the location of the famous D-Day Landings during World War II, but also where Camembert cheese originated. From the quaint villages to its majestic manors and castles, Normandy has so much to be uncovered by the adventurous traveller. From the days of William the Conqueror to the present day, Normandy has a rich history. If you are in the mood to see a different side to France, travel on along one of the tourist circuits. These routes are clearly marked and will surely impress....

Since the Millau Bridge was opened in December 2004, the town itself has become a tourist attraction among those who want to see the iconic bridge. There is more to see than just the bridge. The town is dotted with cafés and restaurants to choose from and some great bistros to grab a hearty meal. The rest of southern France with its sweeping landscapes, fortresses and attractions will leave you wanting to travel even more. Don’t forget to drop in at one of the vineyards in the Languedoc region to understand why French wine is known the world over. Millau Bridge...