Travel Inspiration

Because of its proximity to Paris, Normandy is a favorite destination for a short trip for visitors and Parisians alike. With much to see and discover, it can satisfy a variety of travelers from foodies…

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…

Recently part of the French Side Travel team met up in Paris. The team visited suppliers and experienced several of the most-loved and most-booked experiences, tours, hotels, and restaurants. There’s no shortage of things to…

In Northeast France not far from the German border lies Alsace, a beautiful region nestled at the base of the Vosges mountains. The picturesque half-timbered villages, stately castles, and distinct wines attract plenty of French…

Thanks to an abundance of vineyards, orchards, and artichoke and asparagus fields, the Loire Valley is often referred to as both the “Cradle of the French” and the “Garden of France.” It’s a region filled…

Normandy is a wonderful part of France. It’s dotted with picturesque half-timbered villages and seaside towns and is renowned for its cuisine. The region is perhaps most known for the historically significant D-Day beaches and…

A two-day trip to another region from Paris is always a wonderful addition to any France itinerary. There are plenty of options, but a top pick is always Champagne. The region boasts some of the…

Looking for things to do in Paris? It’s a big city that begs to be explored. Since there’s no way to fit everything into one visit, here are French Side Travel’s Top 10 highlights.

It’s finally time to make those travel plans and pack your bags. France has reopened to visitors. Here’s everything you need to know about the current rules for entering France and Covid-19 restrictions.

Renting a car is an excellent way to visit France. It gives you the flexibility to see small villages at your own pace, to get out into the lovely French countryside, and to linger at…

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.