A republic spreading between the Rhine River (Germany) in the East and the Atlantic Ocean and the English Channel in the West, and from the Mediterranean Sea in the South and the North Sea (Belgium) in the North. France presents diversified natural and cultural attractions, from the prestige beach resorts, glamorous towns, and Alps landscapes in the French Riviera, to the sunny rural landscapes, the markets and vineyards of Provence, Alsace, and The Champagne wine region, the WWII Landing Beaches of Normandy, and much more. In addition, being one of the leading countries in Europe since ancient history, the country offers Neolithic sites and Paleolithic caves attractions especially in the Provence and Brittany Regions, impressive Roman architecture in Provence’s Arles and Nimes, magnificent Renaissance, and Baroque palaces in the Loire Valley, and more.
And obviously Paris the country’s capital, the largest city and the main cultural and commercial center, one of the most popular cities in the world, offering iconic attractions such as the Eiffel tower, the Louvre Museum, and the Versailles Palace. On top of all, experience while traveling in the country, great cultural attractions, local Markets and Festivals, and fabulous food and wines. Whether you are a travelling family, honeymooners or sole traveller, its everything for everyone.
France
About France
Enjoy France
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Paris
- 3-5 days
The highly popular "City of Lights" attracts millions of visitors every year with its unforgettable atmosphere and world class Architecture, Museums, Parks and Gardens, Shopping opportunities and excellent cuisine. Visit the beloved Louvre Museum, shop the boutiques in Le Marais, cruise the Seine River, admire the view atop the Eiffel Tower, or plan a day trip to Versailles Palace. Whatever you will explore in the city together with simply strolling the different districts and enjoying the fine French cuisine, will make you fall in love with it.
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The Loire Valley
- 2-3 Days
Known as the "Cradle and Garden of France", the Loire (River) Valley is more than 200 km long with its main area between the cities of Orleans in the north through Blois to Tours in the south. The valley is only 200 km south of Paris and famous for its Natural wonders and especially for the grand royal palaces, the favorite residence places of the French kings of the Renaissance. The valley is a highly popular tourist destination for 2-3 days out of Paris. Have a relaxed and romantic vacation while enjoying the cultural experience, a river cruise, outdoor activities, and the overwhelming landscapes.
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Provence
- 7-18 days
A beautiful region in the south of France, between the Rhone River, Arles and Avignon in the West, the Italian border on the East, the Mediterranean Sea in the South, and the snow-capped mountains of the Southern French Alps in the North. Formally Provence also includes the glamorous French Riviera (Cote d'Azur) on the Eastern Mediterranean coast. The largest city and the capital of Provence is Marseille on the Southern Mediterranean coast. Provence is a highly popular tourist destination combining stunning rural landscapes with hilltop villages, charming Medieval towns, Roman monuments, and glamorous beach resorts. Enjoy vineyards, sunflower and lavender fields, and admire overwhelming natural jewels of canyons, marshlands, and mountain ranges. The sunlight and the beautiful rural landscapes have attracted many renown artists who lived in Provence such as Cezanne in Aix-en-Provence, Van Gogh in Arles, and Matisse, Chagall, and Picasso in the French Riviera, who's paintings can be admired in many of the region’s museums. The numerous local summer festivals and cultural events, the lively street markets, the marvellous cuisine, and the famous local red and white wines, all makes the Provence visit a wonderful cultural experience. Provence is also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with its numerous outdoor activities’ opportunities. Enjoy hiking and cycling trails through overwhelming landscapes, swimming in the French Riviera, kayaking and canoeing in the Verdon Gorge, Horseback riding in the Camargue National Park, Rock climbing in the Calanques, Paragliding, and much more.
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The French Riviera (Cote d’Azur)
- 3-4 days
A highly popular tourist destination with more than 300 days of sunshine a year, more than 100 km of coastline and beaches, numerous golf courses and ski resorts, and vibrant night life. The region is on the southern Mediterranean coast of France, between the beautiful resort town of Saint Tropez in the west, the French-Italian border in the east, and the Alps Mountain ranges in the north.
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Normandy and Brittany
- 6-10 Days
Normandy and Brittany are adjacent regions located in the West of France, from the North (Normandy) to the Central (Brittany) part of France, both are highly popular for local and international travelers. The combination of Medieval towns, castles and monasteries, WWII D-Day landing beaches, rural scenery and cultural experiences, and seaside resorts, makes the regions a great vacation destination. Brittany (Bretagne) is known for its 3,000 km coastline, rich with sea bird colonies and marine animals, and it is famous for the numerous prehistoric sites (Carnac) of megaliths and dolmens used for burials, worship, and season predictions.
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Strasbourg and the Alsace Region
- 2-4 Days
Strasbourg is the largest city of the Alsace Region in northeastern part of France and the official seat of the European Parliament. The Alsace Region which surrounds the city, and the famous Wine Rout west and south of the city, offers great rural landscapes of sprawling vineyard covered hills, picturesque Medieval Villages, and impressive castles and palaces. Strasbourg is located on the banks of the Ill River near the German-France border where it intersects with the Rhine River. The 2,000 years city history, the mix of French and German cultures, the location near the Rhine River, the magnificent rural surroundings, and the great wines, makes Strasburg a highly popular tourist attraction.
