Visiting France in the summer is always a popular choice thanks to mild temperatures and an endless variety of activities, both outdoors and indoors. Every year there are numerous special events not to be missed. Read on to discover French Side Travel’s list of five unique summer experiences in France.
Thanks to its historical significance, beautiful scenery, delicious cuisine and proximity to Paris, Normandy is always a top region to visit for travelers in France. The list of historically significant places to visit in Normandy is long, which is why we’ve compiled a selection of the must-see places for history buffs.
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.
Located in the shadow of Europe’s highest peak, Mont Blanc, Chamonix is one of the world’s premier ski towns. It features exceptional on-piste and off-piste skiing. In the town you’ll find nightlife that is as famous as the skiing! Between the great restaurants, exciting bars, wonderful shopping and excursions, this really is the perfect destination for anyone looking for a winter escape. Read on to discover our French winter ski guide to Chamonix.
Val d’Isère is a perfect winter destination for both beginner and advanced skiers. You’ll find over 300 kilometers of ski runs in this winter paradise, which are best explored with a private guide. Besides skiing, Val d’Isère is home to great nightlife, dining, and wonderful hotels. Don’t miss this charming Alpine town with its baroque church along with stone and wood chalets. Read on to discover our French winter ski guide featuring Val d’Isère.
We’ve identified our top seven favorite classic restaurants in Paris. These tried and true places are not only delicious, but also have lovely atmospheres and reliably friendly service.
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 with charm and history as well as notable towns, wines, architecture, and over 300 châteaux. We’ve narrowed down our picks for 10 essential Loire Valley châteaux to visit.
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 memorials. We’ve created a list of seven unmissable World War II sites to see in Normandy.
Provence’s blooming lavender fields are an iconic site that are well-worth timing your trip around. Here are our top tips.
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