French Side Travel has put together a list of the five most romantic things to do in France to make your trip truly unforgettable. Paris specifically is known as the City of Love, but there are plenty of other dreamy corners of France to discover as well. Whether a honeymoon, anniversary, or simply a special trip with someone you love, France is filled with romance.
France is renowned for incredible food and wine experiences in virtually every corner of the country. For travelers looking to explore this subject on a deeper level, there is perhaps no more interesting area than the Vallée de la Gastronomie. Starting in Dijon, Burgundy and winding down through Provence to Cassis awaits a 650 km stretch of land filled incredible gastronomic adventure. Discover the ultimate French gourmet experiences in the Vallée de la Gastronomie.
French Side Travel clients traveled to all corners of France in an exciting 2022. Visitors experienced the best of various styles and types of travel including history and culture, romance, adventure, and gastronomy to name a few. Read on to discover French Side Travel’s client favorite destinations in 2022.
While it may come as a surprise, one of the best times to visit France is during the winter months. You can experience the country with less crowds while still taking advantage of all of the rich cultural offerings. In fact, there are numerous food and wine and outdoor and adventure excursions only available in the cooler months. Read on to discover French Side Travel’s picks for what to see and do during the winter in France.
For a winter getaway filled with sunshine, a trip to Nice and the surrounding areas is a great option. Travelers have a chance to experience the Côte d’Azur without an abundance of tourists. French Side Travel’s co-founder Mark Bonte recently spent time in the area following the ILTM Cannes conference and shared his findings with the team.
Provence’s blooming lavender fields are an iconic site that are well-worth timing your trip around. Here are our top tips.
The rolling Alpilles have a famous connection to painter Vincent Van Gogh and are known for their fine olive oil.
The Lubéron massif is one of the can’t-miss attractions of any trip to Southern France. Think long, summer days, brilliant sunshine, medieval villages crowning hilltops, and rolling olive, apricot, and almond orchards… seas of purple lavender…
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