Welcome to the “Plan Your Trip” section, your compass for navigating the charming complexities of a French vacation. Here, we emphasize the art of planning to ensure your visit to France is as seamless as it is unforgettable.
Understanding your finances is crucial. We offer advice on managing your travel expenses, from dining and accommodations to attractions, so you can savor France’s delights without the worry.
With France’s abundance of landmarks and hidden gems, a strategic itinerary is vital. Our content helps you curate a journey that suits your interests, whether that’s soaking in the urban culture or exploring rural landscapes, balancing exploration with moments of leisure.
Choosing the right time to travel can greatly enhance your experience. We provide guidance on the best seasons to explore different regions of France, helping you dodge the crowds, enjoy favorable weather, and engage in festive local traditions.
Our expert tips will prepare you for the nuances of French travel. From navigating social etiquette to understanding local dining customs, we’ve got the insights to help you travel like a local.
Understanding France’s transportation can save you time and hassle. We delve into the practicalities of French travel, discussing everything from high-speed train networks to the charm of renting a bicycle for a countryside tour.
Embark on your French adventure with confidence, armed with our expertly crafted advice to guide you every step of the way!
Although it’s not impossible, bringing a foreign cat or dog into France is subject to strict rules. This is because of the risk of carrying serious diseases, such as rabies or avian flu. What types of animal are involved? What procedures need to be followed? You’ve got several months ahead of you to explore Paris, …
Are you planning to spend a few days in the capital and don’t yet know how to organize your 3 days in Paris? Don’t panic, I’ve put together a short itinerary that will enable you to see the essentials of the City of Light during your stay. Whether you’re with family, lovers or friends, you’ll …
Preparing your vacation in France Would you like to discover the beauty of the French territory, visit historical and cultural heritage, enjoy the sumptuous landscapes of the French regions? Our advice about when is the best time to visit France should help you organize your stay in the best possible way. Indeed, France is a …
Gastronomic, historical, cultural, natural… What if you wanted to see (almost) everything during your two-week stay in France? North, south, big cities and smaller ones, so you can see the real France without getting stuck on the image of a single city. It’s hard to get organized if you know little or nothing about France, …
Travelling in France can give you the impression of being at the end of the world, you just have to know where to go. So where to go in France to be sure of getting away from it all? France’s regions are brimming with natural wonders and boast an exceptional historical, cultural, artistic and gastronomic …
The Isle of Beauty is one of Europe’s top destinations: discover our guide to getting to Corsica from Marseille by ferry! Is there a more beautiful destination in mainland France than Corsica? This island, the fourth largest in the Mediterranean, boasts unique charm and breathtaking scenery. It’s also unique in terms of its location within …
Want to explore every nook and cranny of the city of light? Here’s a mini-guide explaining the various ways to get around paris! Are you visiting the capital? We agree: getting around paris is not easy. What’s the right choice among the sixteen metro lines, trams, buses, taxis, bicycles…? With this guide, you can navigate …
Are you about to take a plane from Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport? We’ll tell you how to get there!Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport is located 26 km northeast of Paris. In terms of traffic, more than 69.5 million passengers used this airport in 2017, making it the largest in France. With over 300 cities served worldwide by some 150 airlines, …
Are you visiting Paris and landing at Paris-Beauvais airport? Here are our tips for transferring to Paris.Built in the 1930s, Beauvais airport opened to commercial traffic in 1956. Although the first flights were limited to routes to the English coast, the airport took off in 1997. Since then, it has mainly been used by low-cost …
What if this year, instead of flying, we decided to explore France by motorhome, converted van, or camper van? Embarking on a road trip across the French regions means delving into their diversity, discovering world-renowned terroirs, and visiting must-see sites. It’s about seizing the freedom to travel, allowing for spontaneous stops to sleep wherever one …
