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Your travel guide to France

Stretching from the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea to the English Channel, France occupies a total land area of more than 643,000 square kilometers. This country has been occupied by various peoples since as far back as the Iron Age and it is now one of the most popular destinations for travellers from all over the world. Let's take a look at the reasons why our hoteliers consider France to be an excellent holiday destination.

Gastronomy, Culture, History

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FRANCE : THE BEST REGIONS

Centre-Val de Loire

Better known to many tourists as Centre-Val de Loire, Centre is one of the 18 administrative regions that make up France.

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Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The largest of the 18 different administrative regions of France, Nouvelle Aquitaine was formed when the three sub-regions of Aquitaine, Poitou-Charentes and Limousin merged together.

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Brittany

Brittany is a region found within north-western France. Flanked by the Atlantic Ocean to the north and to the south, this large peninsula has been an important cultural hub since at least the fifth millennium BCE.

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Occitanie

A region of France that was formed from bringing together Languedoc-Roussillon an Midi-Pyrénées together in 2016, Occitanie is in the south of the country, bordering Spain and Andorra.

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Grand-Est

When the regions of Alsace, Champagne-Ardenne and Lorraine in eastern France were brought together in 2016, the new region of Grand Est was born.

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Hauts-de-France

The most northerly of the 18 regions of France, Hauts-de-France includes five different departments.

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FRANCE : BE INSPIRED

What to do, to see, to hear...

Discover Paris Experience the dazzling beauty of Paris ; also known as the City of Lights.

The French Riviera Visit the French Riviera in order to appreciate unsurpassed elegance and sophistication.

Travel around Bordeaux Travel through the Bordeaux region and taste local wines.

The Vosges Mountain Hike through the Vosges mountain range found within the Alsace region.

Discover the Strasbourg Cathedral Climb to the top of the Strasbourg Cathedral and obtain amazing panoramic views of the city.

Discover the Loire Valley View one of the many majestic castles found within the Loire Valley.

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Cheese with bread and bread with cheese.

A bike ride through France

A bike ride through the streets of Paris, on one of the many wine roads that cross the country, on the banks of the Loire, in the medieval streets of towns and villages, along the coast...

Transports in France

WHEN TO GO TO FRANCE ?

As this nation is quite large, its climate will vary widely. However, our hoteliers suggest visiting during either the late spring or the early autumn. Temperatures here tend to be quite agreeable; particularly if you are planning a trip to northern portions of the country or along the Mediterranean coast. Travel and accommodation rates are likewise more reasonable. 

WHAT TO DO IN FRANCE ?

This historic and eclectic nation is associated with countless unforgettable attractions. Let us take a brief look at the top sights recommended by our hoteliers.

SPEND A DAY AT THE LOUVRE MUSEUM

Famous works of art, such as the Mona Lisa, are included here.

STROLL THROUGH THE SCULPTED GARDENS FOUND WITHIN THE PALACE OF VERSAILLES

Once home to royalty, the public can now appreciate the epitome of art and classical design.

PARISIAN SHOPPING DISTRICT

Walk along the famous Parisian shopping district known as the Champs-Élysées. Numerous high-end stores are found here.

VISIT THE ISLAND OF MONT-SAINT-MICHEL

Found within Normandy, it is possible to tour a large monastery that offers idyllic views of the surrounding maritime environment.

The best restaurants in France

France is famous for its cuisine and our hoteliers have put together a short list of some of the top restaurants.

Paris

Pierre Gagnaire

Pierre Gagnaire is another Parisian restaurant known for its exquisite attention to detail as well as a host of unique dishes. Tiny appetisers, sumptuous meat dishes and eclectic desserts round out the entire experience.