Fall in France brings out some of the best of the country from the crisp weather and stunning fall colors to special seasonal foods and more. It truly is a wonderful time to visit and you can’t go wrong with almost any region. We’ve identified some of our top picks for what to see and do during fall in France in 2023.
From its fragrant lavender fields to its rolling vineyards, the region of Provence promises blissful moments. This area in southern France makes the ideal destination for its ample sunshine, idyllic villages and landscape diversity. Provence also boasts of stunning hotels and accommodations. At French Side Travel, we’d be happy to organize a stay at these hotels and throw in some special perks and benefits. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite luxury hotels in Provence for their convenience, amenities and jaw-dropping views.
Renowned for fabulous wines, gastronomic specialties, and UNESCO World Heritage listed sites, Burgundy is truly a must-see part of France. A weekend getaway to Burgundy is the perfect amount of time take in the fine wines, gourmet foods, stunning landscapes and rich cultural experiences.
Royalty, sea views and luxury: Monte Carlo is a gem waiting to be discovered. The Principality of Monaco isn’t even one square mile. Although this microstate may not boast size, it packs history and luxe into each square inch. From the Monaco Grand Prix to the Hollywood star-turned-princess Grace Kelly, this microstate’s rich culture is waiting to be explored. If you’re dreaming of a luxurious escape to the French Riviera, a trip to Monte Carlo is essential. Here are some of French Side Travel’s best tips to spend the weekend in Monte Carlo.
The so-called “Garden of France” is arguably at its best in the fall when it is blanketed in hues of yellow, gold, and deep oranges. From aboard a boat to on a bike and even from a hot air balloon, there are many ways to take in the stunning autumn scenery. Read on to discover French Side Travel’s top recommendations for a fall getaway to the Loire Valley.
Nestled on the Mediterranean, the French Riviera has a culture of its own. From its lively cities like Nice to its quaint villages like Èze, this region of France offers a diverse range of destinations. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite places to visit on the French Riviera.
Each September during the European Heritage Days (Journées du Patrimoine) visitors and residents alike have the unique opportunity to discover museums, monuments, and private spaces that are otherwise closed to the public. These days provide a fantastic look into some of France’s most spectacular sites. This year, the Journées du Patrimoine are September 17th and 18th. We’re sharing some of our top picks for what to see during the 2022 European Heritage Days in France.
From the glittering Eiffel Tower to its world-renowned art museums, Michelin-starred restaurants to its history-laden streets, Paris is iconic. But the reality is that France’s capital doesn’t represent the entire country. Only several hours away by train, southern France boasts endless sunshine, stunning beaches and bustling nightlife. The areas of Paris and Provence vary immensely, but visiting both on your trip to France shows you some of the best patrimoine, or cultural heritage, the country has to offer. The journey from Paris to Provence is fairly simple. At French Side Travel, we’re sharing our perfect week itinerary from Paris to Provence.
Located off the coast of mainland France is the stunning island of Corsica. The island has a unique culture, history, and gastronomy, and truly has its own identity along with French and Italian influences. Known as the Island of Beauty, landscapes from impressive mountains and perched villages to quaint beaches are truly astounding. Read on to discover Corsica, France’s under the radar island paradise.
When in Paris, dining with a view of the Eiffel Tower is a popular request, and for good reason. However, not all restaurants facing the Iron Lady serve delicious food. We’ve rounded up the seven best restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Provence is a favorite French destination for numerous reasons including its mild climate, picturesque villages and unique foods and wines. Thanks to high speed trains from Paris, it’s possible to add on a weekend getaway to Provence to virtually any trip.
In the past, discovering France by bike used to be reserved for the adventurous. Now, with the rising popularity of e-bikes, it’s possible for almost anyone to enjoy biking in France, families included. Read on to discover the best ways to experience the gorgeous scenery and culture in France by bike.
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