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A rendezvous with a magnifique experience awaits! As cliché as it sounds, France truly has something for everyone. With over two dozen cities, each with their own nuances of the French culture and contributions to its history, architecture, art and last but not least, the gastronomical delights that the French are famous for throughout the world are yours to explore, experience and fall in love with during your stay. Coast to coast, border to border, there are seemingly endless variations on your French experience to be had. Rolling hills and scenic valleys lined with the fruit of the gods; seaside towns, along sandy beaches with views you just might be sharing with royalty; or maybe snowcapped mountain ranges providing some of the best skiing in the world and an adrenaline rush to match is what you seek. Whatever you decide, France easily makes you feel as if you have stepped out of reality and into the art you learned about and loved since you were a child.

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Destination Must-Sees

This French capital is one of the world's greatest cities and certainly one of its most beautiful. The Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Louvre and Orsay Museums, the Champs Elysees, Montmartre and the Sacre Coeur, and many others are all iconic symbols of the "City of Light." Renowned for fabulous dining, high fashion and the French savoir faire, one can keep returning to Paris over a lifetime and still not see everything it has to offer.

Sitting on the French Riviera, north of Cannes, is a town that is an olfactory oasis. Set in the hills, Grasse is considered the perfume capital of the world. The town’s fields of jasmine, lavender, and other fragrant flowers are harvested to create essential oils for perfume production. Perfumers (known as a nez, or nose) in Grasse can teach you how to recognize different scents and how top notes, mid notes and the lingering base of a fragrance come together to create a magical aroma.

At 370 acres or three-quarters of a square mile, the Principality of Monaco is the world's second smallest sovereign state. It sits in a scenic cliff-side location on the Mediterranean completely surrounded by French territory. This fairy tale of a country is headed by the Prince Sovereign, currently, Albert II, son of Rainier III and American actress Grace Kelly. Discover a place that is just as you imagined with opulent architecture, stunning coastal panoramas, chic boutiques and ritzy cars. Highlights of a visit include the Oceanographic Museum and the Prince's Palace as well as the Cathedral, the final resting place of the Principality's monarchs.

A perfectly preserved medieval enclave of Roman origins, Avignon is set in the heart of France's Provence region on the banks of the Rhone River. For 68 years in the 14th century, Avignon was the capital of Christianity, the seat of 10 Popes before the papacy was brought back to Rome in 1377. Avignon has always been a center for art and culture, a designation that continues with its annual Arts Festival, hosting numerous stage productions, film showings, exhibitions, poetry readings, concerts, mime performances, ballets, and more.

Destination Must-Dos

Small-town touring:

Take a break from the City of Light and get a taste of old world France when spending time in countryside villages that look like they are plucked from a storybook. With many unique villages, each region has its own special qualities for you to experience. Travel through hilltops, rocky coasts and remarkable views while learning about the locals and their lifestyles.

Omaha Beach:

This was one of the beach sectors assigned to the American landing forces during the invasion of June 6, 1944. It was here that the U.S. First Division fought the bloodiest engagement on D-Day. Go through the towns that make up the sector: St-Laurent, Colleville and Vierville. Set foot on the beach and reflect on that fateful day and cherish the present peace. The American Military Cemetery stands up on the bluff as a testament to the greatest sacrifice that these Americans have made in the name of freedom.

Dinner at Eiffel Tower:

Put yourself in a scene from a movie; the lights of Paris glitter beneath you as you dine inside one of the world’s most iconic landmarks – the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1889 as part of the World's Fair by the architecture team of Gustave Eiffel, the Eiffel Tower is the symbol of Paris today. Located on the first level is 58 Tour Eiffel, a gourmet restaurant with stunning panoramic views of Paris. Since food is another big part of Parisian culture, the meal is several courses, beautifully displayed and accompanied with wine, coffee and tea.

Cabaret Theatre performance:

Immerse yourself in the nostalgic side of Parisian culture when taking your seat at a traditional cabaret show. Colorful, crazy, glamourous and intriguing are all used when describing the excitement that is Parisian cabarets. Enjoy your meal while being entertained with a show or play in this festive atmosphere.

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In many places in France, wine costs less than water. Stay hydrated of course but this is also an affordable chance to try many different varieties of the best wine in the world.

Dinner at the Paradis Latin requires business casual attire; shorts are not allowed. This is your chance to get into the spirit of this exciting night.

The French eat lunch between noon and 2:30p.m. and dinner between 8-11p.m. Many restaurants close after lunch and do not open again until dinner time.

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There’s a reason France is the most visited country in the world. Actually, there are several.

The Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. The Pyrenees and Chamonix. Escargot and ratatouille. Champagne and croissants and berets and baguettes. Napoleon and Simone de Beauvoir and the Hunchback of Notre Dame. Jazz bars and vineyards and lavender fields as far as the eye can see. ‘Un petit peu’ of this, ‘un petit peu’ of that. A balmy evening on the French Riviera, a morning frost on the fields of the Somme. French flags flying after the FIFA World Cup. Guillotines falling after the French Revolution. Chanel and Chandon and Versailles and Vuitton. Forget the museums; this country is a work of art.

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France at a glance

Capital city.

Paris (population approximately 2.1 million)

Approximately 67 million

(GMT+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type C (European 2-pin) Type E (French 2-pin, female earth)

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Culture and customs.

What makes the French so, well, French? Is it the food? The wine? How about the art, the philosophy, the history, or the fierce passion often caricatured as arrogance? Whatever it is, it’s seduced Francophiles around the world for countless years and there’s no sign of it slowing down.

The French are lovers of life. They celebrate the ‘joie de vivre’, or joy of living, in every aspect of their day. Conversation should be meaningful; food should be rich and sumptuous; music should move you; art should change you.

Sure, there are the stereotypes of the French being rude, but you could be forgiven for your reluctance to speak English when you’re the most-visited country in the world. There are, after all, only so many times one can give directions to the Eiffel Tower. But sit down for dinner at a French person’s house and you’ll discover the opposite. France is a very liberal country and every topic is up for debate – dinner is just an entrée for the conversation.

Much of France’s reputation rests on romanticized images of Paris. Sitting at a cafe on the Ile-St-Louis with a piping-hot croissant and cafe au lait, for example, or watching sunset from the steps of Sacre Coeur. But travel through France and you’ll find an incredibly diverse and multicultural country that changes so much between regions, from Marseille’s cultural melting pot to Biarritz’s surfers to the hardy mountain folk of the Pyrenees and Alps. 

Every region and valley, every coastline and ridgeline and three-hour line for the Louvre, will offer up something different. But remember, there’s one thing that doesn’t change no matter where you go: the unwavering belief that there’s nothing better than being French.

History and government

After the conquest of the Gauls and the fall of Rome, the area we know as France was dominated by a tribe known as the Franks. They were headed up by a brutal man named Charlemagne, whose mission was to convert all of   Europe  to Christianity. After Charlemagne’s death his empire was split into three, with West Francia corresponding to the modern territory of France.

The Hundred Years’ War

West Francia, which was really a patchwork of territories run by the dukes, had institutional power more or less centralized in the 12th century. As time went on the tension between France and England grew until the outbreak of the Hundred Years’ War, which actually lasted 116 years. Though France’s population was decimated during this period, thanks to both war and plague, it was also a formative time for the country’s national identity.

One of the key figures to come out of this long period of fighting was Joan of Arc, who is still a national hero in France. She was born in 1412, just after the Battle of Agincourt, during which the French were dominated by the English. As a young girl she heard the voices and saw visions of multiple saints, all of whom told her to go fight for Charles, the rightful king of France. At the age of 16 she traveled to his court to convince him of her mission and somehow did exactly that. She turned the tide of the war and in doing so was captured by the English and sentenced to death as a witch. Her ashes were scattered in the River Seine, but her story was never forgotten.

The French Revolution

Bad harvests, taxation, abject poverty and an unrestrained aristocracy sowed the seeds of the French Revolution in the 18th century. The Renaissance began in   Italy   and spread across Europe, ushering in the Age of Enlightenment, which spread the ideas of individual liberty, tolerance and the separation of church and state. In France, King Louis XVI had inherited a country in dire trouble but was still living it up at the Palace of Versailles. The peasants revolted and stormed the Bastille Prison – hence the national celebration of Bastille Day – and King Louis, along with Marie Antoinette, his queen, were captured and executed by guillotine. A decade of chaos ensued.

It was Napoleon, a military general, that took control of France following the revolution and established the Napoleonic Code, which has become the foundation for the development of most modern democracies. He embarked on military campaigns throughout Europe and was eventually defeated and exiled by the combined forces of   Russia   and Prussia, a northern state that would rise to power as a united Germany during the 19th and 20th centuries.

The World Wars

The 20th century was a horrific time for France with   Germany   invading the country twice. France suffered huge casualties during both WWI and WW2, and by 1945 it was on its knees. Further conflicts followed in colonial territories across Africa and Asia, which led to an influx of migration to France. In Europe, governments were dealing with the fallout from WWII and making agreements to avoid another conflict, from which the European Union was born.

France is now a leading power both in Europe and globally after a huge post-war effort to rebuild the country. It has the third-largest economy in the EU and is one of the most modern countries in the world, continuing to value liberty, fraternity and equality. Recent years have seen issues arise with the Islamic extremism and the European refugee crisis, but the country continues to grow and remains a thriving destination for tourism.

Eating and drinking

The gastronomic pleasures of France are world-renowned, so travellers won’t be worried about going hungry. There’s something to suit every budget here, from Michelin-star restaurants to market stalls and everything in between, and it’s not just frog legs and snails that are on the menu.

There’s simply no better buy than a fresh, crusty baguette. Buy one for less than a euro from the nearest bakery and take it down to the nearest park or river. Apply butter liberally, fill with whatever you like and bite into France – c’est magnifique!

Pastries, cakes and tarts

French chefs set the global quality benchmark for pastries so there’s no feeling guilty when you sample the croissants, eclairs, crepes, macaroons and whatever else you can get your hands on. Find them at your local patisserie and don’t forget to say merci (or mercy, depending on how many you eat).

If you’re going to indulge in a little wine, there’s no better place than France. It is, after all, home to some of the most famous wine regions in the world: Bordeaux, Burgundy, the Loire, Provence, Champagne. Whether you’re at the cellar door or on the restaurant floor (please, drink responsibly), there’s tasty tipple with your name on it.

When in France, right? From soft cheeses like brie and camembert to a hard, sharp Beaufort, it’s all on offer in France’s bountiful cheese shops and markets.

Beef Bourguignon

This beefy stew originates in Burgundy and is an example of a peasant dish now considered high-end cuisine. It’s prepared with beef braised in red wine and broth, flavoured with garlic, onions and mushrooms, and it’s absolutely perfect on a winter’s evening.

Geography and environment

Bordered by Spain,   Andorra , Luxembourg, Monaco, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Belgium, France’s geography is as varied as its neighbors.  

In the south, the Pyrenees form a natural border with a   Spain . This mountain range rises over 11,100 feet (3400 meters) and stretches from the west coast to the east. It’s a hiker’s paradise in summer, with thousands of miles of hiking trails, and a haven for snow sports in the winter thanks to a huge number of ski resorts.

To the south-east, France borders the Mediterranean Sea all the way up to the Italian border. A large stretch of this area is what’s known as the French Riviera, which has long been a popular tourist destination thanks to its warm weather, calm water and golden beaches.

Continue north along the Italian border and you’ll reach the French Alps, France’s other predominant mountain range. The Alps are home to Mont Blanc – France’s highest point – and form another natural border, this time with both Italy and Switzerland.

France’s central region is mostly rolling hills and fields, perfect for farming and producing wine. There are two main rivers, the Loire and the Rhone, with the Rhone running south from   Switzerland   through to the Mediterranean and the Loire running north and west to the Atlantic.

The west coast is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and sees a cooler climate than the east. The large Atlantic swells have brought surfers to the area for years with several international surfing competitions being held throughout the year.

Northern France, which is bordered by   Belgium , Luxembourg and Germany, remains relatively flat with grasslands, fields, forests and, of course, the capital of Paris. These northern areas suffered most during the wars, both because of their proximity to Germany and the landscape itself. This is where trench warfare was first employed, only possible because of the huge swathes of flat land.

Chanel. Louis Vuitton. Dior. Lacroix. Hermes. You want luxury? You got it. Paris has long been considered the fashion capital of the world and if that’s your bag, well, you’ll need some room in your bag after a stroll down the famous Champs-Elysees. France isn’t all high fashion though. Yes, the French are notoriously fashionable, but there’s plenty of shopping to be done for those that aren’t quite ready to step out on the catwalk.

Remember, it's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. The United States and Canada generally have strict customs laws.

And you thought Paris was just about fashion? It also happens to be the fragrance capital of the world. There’s no better place to pick up a sensational scent than in one of the city’s many perfumeries, some of which have been trading for more than a century. It’s the perfect gift – or a subtle suggestion – for your friends and family back home.

Flea Markets

Parisian flea markets are a top spot to pick up a vintage bargain. From jewelry and purses to paintings and old-school electronics, you’re bound to find something unique or, at the very least, enjoy trying. Make Porte de Vanves and Porte de Saint-Ouen in Paris your first stops.

Village Markets

Regional French markets just ooze with charm and can be found all over the country. Peruse fresh produce, home-made jams, pickled vegetables, rich cheeses and summer flowers, or just soak up the provincial atmosphere and try your hand at having a chat with one of the locals.

France has been at the forefront of winemaking forever and there are plenty of high quality wines to be found at very decent prices. Just remember that French wines are named for their geographic origin rather than the grape. Take a Burgundy, for example: if it’s red it’s pinot noir, if it’s white it’s chardonnay. Do some research and reap the rewards.

Festivals and events

There are festivals happening all over France throughout the year. Whether you’re in the city or a small town, you can expect a lot of food, some phenomenal wine and plenty of music.

Bastille Day

The French National Day is celebrated on July 14 and commemorates the storming of the Bastille Prison during the French Revolution. It’s celebrated all over the country, but Paris is the place to be, with the city hosting parades, fireworks and the famous Firemen’s Balls, where the main station in each Parisian district throws open its doors for a huge ball lasting until 4 am. It’s a tradition that’s been happening for over 100 years.

Avignon Festival

Performers and art lovers from around the world descend on Avignon for this three-week celebration of performance art. Dance, theatre, comedy and musical performances feature on the bill, with everything from open-air classical concerts and sweeping operatic epics to spoken word poetry.

Tour de France

This is the world’s most iconic cycling competition. It lasts three weeks and was first held in 1903. Things are a little more high-tech now—back then, the cyclists didn’t have support vehicles, and they carried baguettes, wine and cheese for sustenance. They also had some phenomenal mustaches.

Nice Jazz Fest

The Nice Jazz Festival dates back to 1948 and is one of the oldest jazz festivals in   Europe . The first headliner was Louis Armstrong, and since then, a glut of phenomenal musicians have performed, including Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald and Erykah Badu.

Roland Garros

Also known as the French Open, Roland Garros is one of tennis’s grand slams and the premier clay-court competition in the world. The biggest tennis stars in the world converge on the courts to slug it out, but Rafael Nadal will forever be the king.

Public holidays that may impact travel include:

Victory Day 1945

Ascension Day

Whit Monday

Assumption Day

All Saint's Day

Armistice Day

Please note that the dates of  France's public holidays  may vary.

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Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your France adventure, check out these books:

• The Three Musketeers   – Alexandre Dumas
• Chocolat   – Joanne Harris
• The Hunchback of Notre-Dame   ­– Victor Hugo
• Dangerous Liaisons   – Pierre Choderlos de Laclos
• Suite Francaise   – Irene Nemirovsky
• A Year in Provence   – Peter Mayle
• How to be Parisian Wherever You Are: Love, Style and Bad Habits   – Caroline de Maigret, Anne Berest, Sophie Mas, Audrey Diwan
• The House in France: A Memoir   – Gully Wells
• Marie Antoinette: The Journey –   Antonia Fraser
• Les Miserables   – Victor Hugo
• Me Talk Pretty One Day   – David Sedaris

France travel FAQs

When is the best time to visit france.

The best time to visit France depends on where you are planning to travel to.

The best time to visit Paris, in terms of sunshine and weather, is early summer and early autumn as the late summer can get quite hot. That said, the winter months are a dark albeit beautiful time to visit, like many European cities. The same applies for most of inland France.

If you’re heading to the east coast and the Mediterranean Sea, the best months are July and August as the sea breeze tends to keep the coast a little cooler than inland. There will, however, be more tourists than in the early summer or spring and autumn.

The mountains are best for skiing in February and March as the days are longer than in December and January, while the late spring, summer and early autumn are perfect for hiking.

The Atlantic areas of Brittany and Normandy are best experienced from June through August as they can get quite wet and cold outside of summer.

Is it safe to visit France?

Yes, it is still safe to visit France, though parts of the country have been affected by various issues of late.

Over the past 5–10 years France has been targeted by extremist groups. These attacks have received widespread global coverage and while they are shocking and saddening, they are also very infrequent. France is at no more risk of extremist violence than any other Western country, but travelers should exercise caution nevertheless and keep up-to-date with local news sources.

Much has also been made of the Yellow Vests Movement, which has spread around the country. These protests began in 2018 after an increase in fuel taxes and have morphed into a movement demanding economic reform and the resignation of President Emmanuel Macron. Though the protests have turned violent on several occasions, particularly in Paris, they are also easily avoided. The protests occur on Saturdays and the streets are shut down by police – travelers should check local news sources and avoid any trouble areas on Saturdays.

Do I need a visa to travel to France?

France is a member of the Schengen Convention, which means that if you travel to an EU member country or countries, like France, for a total of less than 90 days, a visa is not required. Citizens of Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the US, the UK and other member countries of the EU and Schengen area are included under this arrangement.

Visas are the responsibility of the individual traveler. Entry requirements can change at any time, so it's important that you check for the latest information. Please visit the relevant consular website of the country or countries you’re visiting for detailed and up-to-date visa information specific to your country of origin. Check the Essential Trip Information section of your tour itinerary for more information.

Is tipping customary in France?

Most restaurants in France will include a service fee within the bill; however, tipping extra (while not absolutely necessary) is customary and will be appreciated by wait staff. Usually rounding up the bill or leaving spare change is sufficient. Feel free to tip more if the service has been exemplary or if you’re feeling generous.

What is the internet access like in France?

The internet access is great in France. All cities and major towns should have internet cafes and wi-fi hotspots, while most of the country aside from very remote areas will have phone reception should you wish to use your mobile/cell phone.

Can I use my cell phone while in France?

Travelers can use their phones throughout France, though remote and isolated areas in the Pyrenees or Alps may have limited service.

You’re able to purchase a local SIM on arriving in France, which will generally be cheaper than using international roaming. If you do wish to use international roaming, ensure it’s activated before leaving your home country and ask your provider what charges apply. Data use can be particularly expensive while overseas.

What are the toilets like in France?

Flushable, Western-style toilets are the standard across France.

Can I drink the water in France?

Drinking water from taps is considered safe in France unless otherwise marked. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottle water and fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead.

Are credit cards widely accepted in France?

Major credit cards are widely accepted across France. Some smaller cafes and shops may not accept credit cards, especially in more rural areas, so be sure to carry enough cash to cover small purchases.

What is ATM access like in France?

ATMs are common across France in both cities and towns so there shouldn't be a problem finding one.

What is the weather like in France?

France’s weather varies depending where you are.

Paris tends to be quite cool with temperatures averaging 59–77°F (15–25°C) even in the height of summer. The winter average is 36–45°F (2–7°C), though it’s worth keeping in mind that the city can experience more extreme heat in the summer or snow in the winter.

The French Riviera, including Nice, has a sunnier climate and averages 68–81°F (20–27°C) in the summer and 41–55°F (5–13°C) in winter. This area is quite sheltered compared to the rest of the south-east coast, which will much hotter and dryer in the summer.

The mountainous regions, like Chamonix in the Alps, will vary depending on altitude. Chamonix experiences an average temperature of 48–75°F (9–24°C) in the summertime and 19–37°F (-7–3°C) in the winter. The summer also sees afternoon thunderstorms and more precipitation than other times of year.

The climate on the Atlantic coast tends to be quite cool and wet, with rain and wind all year round, particularly around the English Channel. Bordeaux, which is much further south, enjoys a warmer climate though it’s prone to both the cold Atlantic fronts as well as cold winds from the north-east. Its average temperature in summer is 61–81°F (16–27°C), while winter averages 37–50°F (3–10°C).

Is France safe for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

France is a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers and has always been celebrated for its liberal attitudes towards sexuality. Paris was the first European capital to vote in an openly gay mayor in 2001 and France was the first country in the world, back in 1791, to decriminalize same-sex sexual acts between consenting adults. Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2013 and attitudes towards LGBTQIA+ identifying people are generally positive across the country.

Paris has had a thriving queer scene for years which revolves around Le Marais, a district just north of Notre-Dame, though the city is so open that it can be difficult to pin down its epicenter. Active queer scenes can be found in most major cities across the country including Bordeaux and Lyon.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  ILGA  before you travel.

If you are traveling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travelers who do not wish to share a room.

Is France accessible for travelers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

France is a relatively accessible destination for travelers with disabilities, particularly for those visiting Paris. All buses and trams in the Paris metro area are equipped for wheelchairs and most, though not all, metro stations have been equipped to make traveling with a disability as hassle-free as possible. The city’s official visitor website has a section dedicated to   visiting Paris with a disability   in both French and English.

Elsewhere, as in much of Europe, travelers may find that the older city buildings and infrastructure in smaller towns may present them with some difficulty, depending on their disability. If you do live with a visual, hearing or other impairment, let your booking agent or group leader know early on so they’re aware and suitable arrangements can be made.

As a general rule, knowing some common words in the local language, carrying a written itinerary with you and taking to the streets in a group, rather than solo, can help make your travel experience the best it can be.

What to wear in France

France is a very liberal country and travelers should not feel compelled to dress particularly conservatively unless visiting a religious site. After all, Paris is the fashion capital of the world – go hard or go home. That being said, Intrepid encourages all travelers to respect the locals in the places we visit. If they wouldn’t wear something, we don’t suggest that you do. 

Remember that the weather in the mountains can change extremely quickly, even in summer, so your best bet is dress in layers. If you do plan on visiting the Alps or Pyrenees, be sure to take a raincoat, sturdy walking shoes and a wind breaker or warm jacket.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

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Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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From scavenger hunts in the louvre to a bicycle tour of versailles's gardens, family fun awaits in france....

Stroll into a painting by Claude Monet at Giverny... get hands-on experience with World War II equipment on Normandy's D-Day beaches... walk along the Pont du Gard... meet French cowboys on a ranch in la Camargue, where you'll dig into an authentic Provençal meal... and so much more on our Tauck Bridges trips and river cruises in France – including "Castles & Kings: London to Paris;" "Bon Voyage! France Family River Cruise;" and "Family Fun Along the Seine: Paris to Normandy."

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Discovering the icons in Paris, soaking up the sun on the French Riviera, visiting the châteaux of the Loire Valley—see every side of this France on one of our escorted tours.

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London, Paris & Rome

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Barcelona, Southern France & the Italian Riviera

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London & Paris

9 days | 11 days with Paris extension

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Grand Tour of Europe: London to Rome

16 days | 18 days with Florence extension

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Paris: The City Experience

7 days | 10 days with Normandy & Paris extension

4.7 out of 5 stars

Paris & Rome

8 days | 11 days with Athens extension

Jewels of Alpine Europe

13 days | 15 days with Salzburg extension

Grand Tour of France

16 days | 18 days with Paris extension

London, Paris & Rome for Solo Travelers

9 days | 11 days with Rome extension

4.2 out of 5 stars

London, Paris & Amsterdam

11 days | 14 days with Berlin extension

London, Paris & Madrid

11 days | 14 days with Lisbon extension

A Week in France: The Riviera, Provence & Paris

9 days | 12 days with Normandy & Paris extension

France & Spain: Paris, Bordeaux & Madrid

10 days | 13 days with Madrid & Valencia extension

Paris, Normandy, Brittany Coast & the Loire Valley

11 days | 13 days with Paris extension

London, Normandy & Paris

12 days | 14 days with Paris extension

Food & Wine: A Taste of Bordeaux & Burgundy

12 days | 15 days with Champagne & Paris extension

French Riviera & Provence: Nice, Avignon & Aix-en-Provence

11 days | 14 days with French Alps extension

What travelers are saying about our France tours

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1st-time traveler Tangie

We were apprehensive of the tour when our airline accommodations were not what we expected. Wrong airline and we couldn’t sit together and were giving mixed information frôm the... Read more of Tour Guide Whisper of France 🇫🇷

Traveled in Jun 2024 on A Week in France: The Riviera, Provence & Paris

1st-time traveler Patricia

Joanna, the tour director did an amazing job. She wove together the history of France as we traveled from sea, countryside and city. And I fell in love…she had me at”Bonjour”.... Read more of Romance with France

5th-time traveler Katrina

This tour provided a comprehensive "tasting" of France. From Nice, to Avignon to Paris. The added excursion to Normandy was one of the most memoriable excursions of my 5 trips... Read more of A Taste of France

2nd-time traveler Jeanette

The trip to France was fantastic! Our guide, Joanna was professional, knowledgeable fun and very considerate. We had a great group. We did things together and apart, but what I... Read more of Sister Sister🤗

1st-time traveler Roberta

This entire tour from Nice to Avignon to Paris was amazing! Our tour director Joanna was the best as well as the additional tour guides that she enlisted in Avignon & on the Paris... Read more of An Amazing Tour Through South of France & Paris

1st-time traveler Larry

This was my first time to Europe and France. The star of the trip was Joanna. We benefited from having a guide from another country give a history and perspective of France. It... Read more of First Time In Europe

2nd-time traveler Janice

My sister and I had an amazing time in France! To visit places and see historical structures that we have only read about or seen on TV was an unforgettable experience! What... Read more of Two Sisters in France

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Travel tips for France trips

While it's a relatively temperate country, France's weather ranges significantly from region to region. Many consider the best times to travel to France to be spring and fall, when temperatures are more moderate. In Paris for example, spring and fall temperatures are in the 50s, 60s, and 70s F, perfect for walking around sites like the Tuileries, Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower, and Versailles. The comfortable weather paired with smaller crowds, more relaxed locals, and seasonal festivals and flavors make these in-between seasons particularly lovely times for a trip to France.

In the warmer summer months, parks, picnics, farmers markets, and outdoor festivals are especially lively. In winter, the weather gets colder and wetter (though there's not much snow in major cities like Paris), but there's still lots to do! You'll find festive holiday decorations, great museums, and more.

France is a diverse country, from the historic beaches in Normandy and Brittany on the northern coast, to the foodie-favored wine regions of Champagne and Burgundy, to the lavish châteaux of the Loire Valley. Plus, as you travel east, the influence of Switzerland and Germany can be felt in the food, architecture, and history in Alsace.

When picking which of our France guided tours is right for you, let your interests help drive your destination selection.

• Want to experience art, romance, and culture? Paris should be on your itinerary, so you can take in the icons like Notre-Dame, the Eiffel Tower, Luxembourg Gardens, and more.
• If you’re a foodie who counts food and wine as a top traveling priority, check out our guided tours that visit Burgundy, Lyon, or Bordeaux.
• History buffs, your must-visits include Normandy and Paris.
• For those who love to be outdoors soaking in the scenery, be sure to check out Provence in the south, where medieval towns and artistic cities are sandwiched between the mountains of the Alps and the sea breeze of the Mediterranean.

In France, eating is an art form. Meals are meant to savored—shared among friends, enjoyed with local wines, and made up of fresh, seasonal ingredients. While the cuisine ranges throughout the country, you’ll always find a focus on local, in-season ingredients. Here are a couple of things to know when sitting down for a meal during your trip to France.

• Breakfast, called le petit déjeuner, is generally light, like a croissant or bread with jam and coffee.
• Lunch, or le déjeuner, was traditionally a two-hour, several-course affair where people took time to relax and unwind with friends. In today’s society, something quicker and more casual—like soup, salad, or sandwiches at a cafe—is very commonplace.
• Dinner, or le diner, is served around eight or later and can be made up of several courses. Typically, it starts with the appetizer, or l**’entrée**, followed by the main course, or l e plat principal , followed by a cheese course and dessert. And remember, be sure to ask for your check when you're done—it's considered rude for wait staff to bring it to your table unrequested. Bon appétit!

The French are famous for their style, so deciding what to pack for a trip to France requires some consideration. Our escorted tours to France incorporate a fair amount of walking as local guides take you around their hometowns, so comfortable walking shoes are a must.

For the building blocks of your France vacation wardrobe, pack easy-to-layer pieces that can be mixed and matched in various ways—neutrals or a cohesive color palette helps a lot! Add in a versatile scarf—perfect for staying warm on flights and afternoon walks, as well as adding a pop of color to simple outfits. Beyond that, we’d recommend your camera, a notebook to jot down any fun facts or book recommendations your Tour Director might share, and a sense of adventure. Once you book one of our France guided tours, you can find a packing list for that specific trip in our easy Tour Companion App .

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Best of France Tour: Starry City to Countryside Chateaux

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Highlights of France Tour: Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, and Nice

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10-Day France Without Crowds

10  Day Custom Tour

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Opulent Visions of France Tour: Endless Cultural Delight

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Fabulous France Tour: Roman Remains to Countryside Discoveries

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Fabulous Paris, Provence, and French Riviera Tour

Unique France Itinerary for Second-Timers

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When is the best time to visit france.

While some months are busier than others, the best time to travel to France is between mid-spring and early summer, from April to June, and in fall, between September and November.

As the weather warms up in spring and early summer, travelers arrive to explore popular cities and famous regions such as the French Riviera, the Loire Valley, and more. Temperatures rise as the crowds gather in July and August, and while busy, summer travel is enjoyable when you have planned early to secure top accommodations and guides. In the fall, France is breathtaking and a quieter atmosphere invites you to slow down and appreciate the highlights.

While not the most popular time to visit, the winter months from December to February are excellent options for travelers spending Christmas in Europe or those seeking active adventures like skiing in the French Alps.

To find the right time for your tour of France, explore more in our guide on the best time to visit France , or learn about when to go to Paris if you are spending a few days in the capital.

Where should I visit in France?

From Paris to Normandy, the Loire Valley to Burgundy, and the French Riviera, each of France’s top destinations offers something unique.

Whether you want to enjoy pastries in boulevard cafés near the Eiffel Tower or taste fine wines in medieval villages in the countryside, here are some of the best places to visit in France :

• Paris : France’s capital is a beacon of romance, innovation, and tradition. Boasting iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Michelin-starred restaurants, fashion districts, and famous museums, there is so much to explore.
• Loire Valley: Home to regal chateaus, including Chambord and Chenonceau, and a gateway to the cascading vineyards of the wine country, Loire Valley is a must-visit to explore France’s royal history and fine wines.
• Burgundy: From Pinot Noirs to Chardonnays, Burgundy produces some of France’s finest reds and whites. Explore the wine cellars on tasting tours or visit medieval towns that reveal the history and culture across the French countryside.
• French Riviera: Explore stunning resort towns and admire the breathtaking Mediterranean coastline of southern France . Spend time on sandy beaches, stay at upscale boutique hotels, and swoon over views of villages perched on the coastal cliffs.
• Normandy: With a picturesque coastline, charming towns, and emotionally stirring history, Normandy is a top spot for relaxation, cultural explorers, and history buffs.

What should I do in France?

Art and architecture bring France’s dramatic history to life while cafés and Michelin-starred restaurants reveal the traditions of French cooking. Wine estates offer a comfortable getaway from the bustling cities, and fashion takes center stage in the capital.

You can experience all of this and more as you plan to enjoy the following top things to do on tours in France:

• Enjoy the best experiences in Paris and visit the capital’s many landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and the Louvre
• Explore French history on cultural tours of medieval villages, in famous museums , and at heritage sites
• Admire European art in France’s iconic galleries and exhibitions
• Taste French wine in the countryside at estates overlooking the hills and sweeping valleys
• Savor fine French cuisine and learn about the culinary traditions on food tours or during cooking classes
• Escape the bustling cities and visit the chateaus in the French countryside

What should I see in France?

Most of France’s top attractions can be seen in or around Paris, from the Eiffel Tower to the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre.

Whether exploring the highlights of Paris or enjoying a day trip to Versailles, here are some of the top things to see in France:

• Eiffel Tower, Paris
• Arc de Triomphe, Paris
• Louvre Museum, Paris
• d’Orsay Museum, Paris
• Palace of Versailles, Versailles
• Mont-Saint-Michel, Normandy
• Château de Chenonceau, Loire Valley

What is France famous for?

France is famous for its romantic and fashionable capital, Paris, and its museums that display many of Europe’s greatest artworks. Travelers flock from all over to sample world-class wines and savor decadent desserts and pastries. You can experience all of this and more on trips to France.

What are the best wine regions in France?

French wine is considered some of the best in the world, and its wine regions are a global hotspot for wine enthusiasts.

From the vineyards of Bordeaux to the authentic champagnes of the Champagne region, you can cross the countryside to taste the fine wines or simply bask in the scenery of these famous wine regions in France :

• Loire Valley
• Rhone Valley
• Languedoc-Roussillon
• Jura and Savoie

What food is France known for?

French cuisine is known for its deliciously sweet pastries and baked breads, hearty soups and stews, and unique delicacies like escargots.

Some of the most popular foods in France to try on French culinary tours include:

• Escargots , snails
• Cuisses de Grenouilles , frogs’ legs
• Foie gras , duck liver pate
• Coq au vin , chicken braised with wine
• Ratatouille
• Beef bourguignon , beef braised with wine
• Chocolate souffle

What are your most popular France itineraries?

The best France itinerary combines several days in the capital city with extensions to the countryside, French coast, or medieval villages. Below, we share some of our most popular customizable France itineraries:

• From the capital city to the countryside, explore the best of Paris, Loire Valley, and Bordeaux on our Best of France Tour: Starry City to Countryside Chateaux .
• Spend several days in the bustling capital city, sample the vintages of Bordeaux and Lyon, and conclude your French experience on the coast with our Highlights of France Tour: Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, and Nice .

Showcasing the best Paris, Provence, and the French Riviera, our Opulent Visions of France Tour: Endless Cultural Delight combines cosmopolitan splendor, wine country exclusivity, and coastal charm.

Where should I go in France in winter?

France is a sensational winter destination. You can explore Paris when it's covered in snow, head for the French Alps to ski the slopes, or admire the Christmas festivals lighting up the center of Lyon.

When planning a winter trip, these are a few of the best places to spend winter in France :

• The French Alps

What else should I know about how to plan a trip to France?

Explore more information in our frequently asked questions about planning a trip to France and inspiration in our France travel guide .

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The "Tour de France"

France Just For You has organized its own very special Tour de France. No need for a bike but be ready for a great deal of adventure! This itinerary will take you off the beaten path to all the must sees & dos in four of the most enthralling regions of France.

Lovely Dordogne town CDT Dordogne - Cochise

The Many Facets of France

This itinerary is for independent travelers who may already know the southern coast of France and who are looking for discovering the “inside” of the country. Five regions that are totally different from each other, showing you the diversity of France.

Castelnaud castle and the Dordogne river Sarlat TO

A Genuine Trip to the South West of France

Explore the South West of France: fortresses clinging to the cliffs in the Cathar Country and Dordogne, many “most beautiful villages of France”, and a very rich and unique gastronomy. This is where to experience the authentic France.

Vigens Rock - Rocher de la Vierge in the Basque Coastline Emmy Martens

From the Atlantic to the Mediterranean

From the rugged Atlantic coast to the azur-colored Mediterranean Sea – experience the diversity of the South of France.

enjoy Provence towns P.Aguilar - Provence Tourisme

From Provence to Paris - Immersion into the "Real France"

This itinerary will take you from South to North, following some of the most typical and beautiful scenic roads in France. We recommend flying into Marseille airport.

Calvados Tourisme - L. Durand

Paris, the Loire Valley and Normandy at a slower pace

This itinerary will take you to three of the culturally richest regions of France, at a relaxed pace and away from the beaten tracks. We recommend flying into and out of Paris for this itinerary.

Local sheep from Basque Country Sare Tourist Office

From Paris to Biarritz on the back roads

From Paris to Toulouse, this trip will allow you to explore these unique regions by the backroads. Take the time to visit some of the hidden castles of the Loire Valley, enjoy duck confit in Dordogne, and discover the typical villages of the Basque Country.

Burgundy wine tasting ©Alain Doiré

The Center of France on the Back Roads

Exploring by the back roads is the best way to experience France and immerse yourself in the culture. Get a real feel for the authentic France, and enjoy at your own pace.

Half timbered houses in the Loire Valley Half timbered houses in the Loire Valley

Castles, Caves & Coves

Explore French culture and history in three of its most representative regions: the Loire Valley, Dordogne and the Riviera, with a nice stop in Carcassonne.

La Concorde in Paris David Lefranc - OT Paris

Heritage, Wine & Back Roads

Get a taste of the real France in very typical regions, famous for their cultural heritage as well as their sweet way of life.

French old buildings David Lefranc - OT Paris

Paris Beauties & Provence Secrets

Explore two very typical and stunning regions of France and get a real feel for our beautiful country.

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Chateaux of the Loire & Norman History

From the Loire Valley castles, the famous village of Mont Saint Michel surrounded by water, the landings beaches and the Norman countryside . . . to end the trip at Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny: you’ll have to keep your eyes wide open!

St Céré on market day Cochise Ory

Bordeaux & Dordogne's Heritage

The Bordeaux area and Dordogne are 2 very rich regions in terms of heritage . . . and of course gastronomy & wine. From the Middle Ages to the Renaissance (and even prehistoric times), you will find what you like here!

Traditional costumes from the Basque Country OT Hendaye

Focus on the South West of France

From the Unesco city of Bordeaux and the surrounding world-famous vineyards, to the mythical beach towns of Biarritz and St Jean de Lu z, feeling the fresh air of the Pyrenees foothills, and ending in the mysterious medieval town of Carcassonne . . . what a program!

Experience the Real France with France Just For You

Our fully personalized and unique tour packages will help you explore and discover the real France. We'll tailor these to suit your preferences, and guide you to our favorite hidden beauty spots. We'll also help you experience the most popular tourist attractions in France away from the tourist crowds.

From the delightful wine regions of Bordeaux and Burgundy , the fascinating cultures of the Basque Country and Brittany , to the historical depths of Normandy , Verdun , and beyond, your wish-list destinations will come alive on a France vacation planned just for you.

A tour with France Just For You means more than just sightseeing. We take into account your preferences, interests, and pace, crafting experiences that balance exploration, relaxation, and immersive experiences. Whether you're a wine connoisseur, history enthusiast, art lover, or gourmet food aficionado, we've got something for everyone!

How we'll plan your itinerary and what's included

You'll tell us about the places you wish to visit and activities you enjoy. We'll then get to work, curating a unique itinerary that fits with your preferences. All our France tour packages include boutique hotel or premium B&B accommodation with friendly English-speaking French hosts, car hire, private guided tours, and advance-booking activities. We do all we can to ensure you have a seamless journey and unforgettable trip to France.

Why book with France Just For You?

We offer you our personal touch and attention to detail. On your trip, you'll have a personalised guidebook that covers your whole itinerary and access to our MyFrance mobile app for smooth navigation. We believe one of the most important things about visiting another country is being able to interact with the locals. So we've handpicked our B&B hosts who speak good English and will offer you the warmest of welcomes.

And don't just take our word for it - hear from our travelers themselves:

"For our journey in the Loire Valley , we could not have hoped for more gracious, friendly and hospitable hosts. They made us feel like long time friends. It has been wonderful sharing this time with this French family and we hope we may meet again. The guidebook was totally professional and indispensable! Au revoir et merci beaucoup!"

Carol & Don 

We warmly invite you to reach out to us with your ideas for your dream trip to France. We'd love to start planning your French adventure!

Explore our sample France vacation packages and France tour packages on this page, or click on the region you're most interested in visiting.

All our tours can be customized to your preferences and will give you an authentic experience of the French way of life during your trip. Come visit France and discover its magic - just for you!

We cover  Alsace , the Basque Country , Bordeaux , Brittany , Burgundy , Carcassonne , Champagne , Dordogne , the French Riviera , the Loire Valley , Lyon , Normandy , Lille and northern France , Paris , Provence , the Somme and Verdun .

Do not hesitate to ask us if you have a specific town, site or city in mind.

The duration of your trip depends on how much of France you'd like to visit and what you want to see and do. A well-rounded trip to France could range anywhere from 10 days to over a month. Contact us and we can advise you on how long you'll need in France.

Our packages include boutique hotel or premium B&B accommodation, car hire, private guided tours, advance-booking activities, your personalized guidebook, 24/7 emergency number and a phone concierge service, and more.

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We are preparing to do our second trip with Emilie to the Loire Valley, October 2018. Our first trip was to the region of Provence which was perfectly guided and gave us a most memorable experience. I highly recommend Emilie’s ability to put together a fabulous and memorable France just for you holiday.

Emilie did an outstanding job choosing ideal locations, charming B and B's and accommodating our requests. We went from Normandy to Aix to the Alps to Paris and were happy with the entire trip. She created a personalized itinerary that made our travels very easy and our experiences feel unique. No doubt I would recommend France Just for You and …

Emilie did an outstanding job choosing ideal locations, charming B and B's and accommodating our requests. We went from Normandy to Aix to the Alps to Paris and were happy with the entire trip. She created a personalized itinerary that made our travels very easy and our experiences feel unique. No doubt I would recommend France Just for You and would use their services again.

The Perfect Trip Through France With France Just For You Emilie interviewed us and designed a perfect trip from Paris through the Loire Valley and Normandy, back to Paris, to celebrate my husband's 70th birthday. Every detail was perfect and it was easy to get around. The places she selected for us to stay were simply lovely with wonderful hosts …

The Perfect Trip Through France With France Just For You Emilie interviewed us and designed a perfect trip from Paris through the Loire Valley and Normandy, back to Paris, to celebrate my husband's 70th birthday. Every detail was perfect and it was easy to get around. The places she selected for us to stay were simply lovely with wonderful hosts and beautiful gardens, and the pace of the trip was just right. We celebrated on a private wooden boat on the Seine with a wine expert, swam in a pool on the lawn of a chateau, walked with peacocks, and enjoyed a breathtaking view of the chalk cliffs in Etretat. Beautiful breakfasts were served each morning on location and we had the opportunity to meet new and interesting people from around the world. We can't imagine ever traveling through France again without France Just for You!

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• In-depth Cultural
• Christmas & New Year
• Skip lines at the Louvre with an audio guide
• Cruise the Seine and see Paris from the water
• Explore Paris by bus, including the Eiffel Tower

“Had excellent weather and a wonderful, organized, personable, and knowledgeable tour. I came away with a whole new (positive) picture of Paris.”

• Explore Paris, the City of Lights
• Stroll through historic Rouen
• Visit Claude Monet's inspiring gardens

“Bayeux was more French than Paris to me. Loved the town and the excursions to the D-Day Camp Omaha beach, American cemetery.”

• Sightseeing
• Wine tasting
• Wander through the tree-lined streets of Cavaillon
• Visit Châteauneuf du Pape and sip on fine wine
• Cycle beneath the alpine foothills of the Rhône Valley

“The many medieval villages, the history, food and wine.”

• Visit Van Gogh's asylum in Saint Remy
• Tour Les Baux and its medieval castle
• Explore the Roman Theatre in Orange

“Another great cycling trip from Intrepid.”

• Food & Culinary
• Self-Guided Cycling
• Cycle through the Dordogne Valley landscapes
• Tour the impressive gardens of Manoir d'Eyrignac
• Visit Chateau de Fenelon and its collections

“The gps app was easy to use and kept us on track. The dinners were very good with a preponderance of duck and foie gras.”

• Tour the famous Chateau de Villandry gardens
• Explore the grand Chateau de Chambord
• Enjoy a river cruise with local wine in Saumur

“Fabulous leaders and incredible route - pathways along the river or back country roads.”

• Discover the opulence of Versailles Palace
• Tour Normandy's WWII sites and museums
• Visit Mont Saint-Michel's iconic abbey

• Explore the historic Latin Quarter
• Skip lines at the Louvre Museum
• Enjoy a boat ride on the Seine

• Photography
• Educational
• Take pleasure in visiting the picturesque town of Honfleur
• Visit the amazing Mont-Saint-Michel, described as the "Wonder of the West"
• Magnificent guided tour to Normandy and Brittany starting from Paris

“Even though it was as a full bus, she kept everyone engaged especially with the D Day and Mt St Michel commentaries.”

• Visit the Eiffel Tower's second-level deck
• Explore Disneyland Paris or Mont Saint-Michel
• Cruise the Seine with views of iconic monuments

“The walking tour was excellent, and the hotel was clean, quaint, with friendly, helpful staff.”

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French & Italian Riviera

Embrace Nice’s old town on a private walking tour.

Discover Monaco, Monte Carlo and medieval Èze.

Stroll through the town admiring the pastel-hued houses in Santa Margherita Ligure.

Explore the picturesque Cinque Terre from the water with a local guide.

Take a tour by private boat along the Ligurian Riviera for panoramic views.

7 days from $8,795pp

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Eat your way through the traditional local cuisine of Turin on a tasting tour.

Show off your cooking skills at a cooking class in the Piedmont countryside.

Discover Lyon, the culinary capital of France, on a food walking tour.

Experience the winemaking process of the Beaujolais wine region.

Enjoy a cooking class with private French chef.

9 days from $12,795pp

A family journey through Paris & the French Alps

Explore Paris by night for a true understanding of why it is considered the City of Light.

Indulge your sweet tooth on a chocolate and pastry tour.

Step back in time as you visit Pérouges, one of the most well preserved medieval villages in Europe.

Explore the alpine meadows, ancient glaciers and mountain lakes surrounding Mont Blanc.

9 days from $4,930pp

Highlights of Bordeaux & the Dordogne

Visit caves that house prehistoric artwork.

Try your hand at cooking traditional dishes from the Dordogne.

Tour some of France’s most celebrated wine regions.

Explore medieval hilltop castles and sail along the Dordogne River.

10 days from $5,695pp

Paris in depth

Discover the covered passages of Paris and the Opéra Garnier.

Taste the best pastries and chocolates of Paris’s Saint-Germain-des-Prés district.

Uncover the history of Château de Fontainebleau and Vaux-le-Vicomte.

Explore the highlights of the Louvre and Musée d’Orsay.

Marvel at the grandeur of Notre Dame Cathedral and Sainte-Chapelle.

7 days from $6,095pp

Highlights of London & Paris

Explore the Tower of London with an iconic Beefeater guard.

Indulge in a classic afternoon tea that you helped prepare yourself.

Travel through London's backstreets with a local in a vintage Mini Cooper.

Enjoy a day trip to Château de Versailles with skip-the-line access.

Explore the Louvre by night for a unique way to see the museum’s most famous works.

Eat your way through Saint-Germain on a delicious pastry and chocolate tour.

7 days from $6,995pp

Classic Paris & the Normandy D-Day beaches

Visit two American D-Day beaches: Omaha and Utah.

Tour Saint-Mère-Église, the first French town liberated by the Americans.

Walk among the gravestones at the American Cemetery.

Discover the significance of renowned Parisian monuments during WWII.

Learn about French military history.

9 days from $6,995pp

Introduction to French art & architecture

Take in all of Paris’s major monuments by boat.

Explore the Louvre and Musée d’Orsay with a private guide.

Venture to Giverny to visit Claude Monet’s famous ’Water Lilies’ garden.

Wander around the old-world fishing village of Honfleur.

Discover the royal chateaux of the Loire Valley.

11 days from $7,995pp

The Rhône-Alpes in depth

Experience the gastronomic hub of Lyon.

Discover Burgundy and Beaujolais wine regions.

Visit the serene Lac d'Annecy.

Hike the French Alps.

Walk inside an ancient glacier.

11 days from $8,195pp

London, Paris & Rome in a nutshell

Explore London aboard a vintage double-decker bus that serves afternoon tea.

Discover some of London's finest small businesses on a food walking tour that includes several tastings.

Enjoy visiting the iconic highlights in Paris, such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, and the Louvre.

Explore the Vatican museums and Sistine Chapel with a private guide.

Zip around Rome on a classic Vespa motorbike.

10 days from $8,715pp

An introduction to French wine

Discover the famous chateaux and wineries of the Loire Valley.

Cycle through the vineyards in Saint-Émilion.

Taste the wines of the Médoc appellation.

Explore the Beaujolais and Burgundy wine regions.

10 days from $9,595pp

Paris, Provence & Barcelona

Enjoy visiting iconic Parisian sites.

Explore the small hilltop villages of Provence.

Take a helicopter orientation tour of Barcelona.

Taste typical Spanish tapas.

12 days from $10,775pp

Cruising the Rhine: vineyards & villages

Cruise through the captivating UNESCO-designated Rhine Gorge.

Take a guided bike tour through Strasbourg.

Visit Cologne Cathedral.

Enjoy a gondola ride above Rüdesheim's vineyards.

12 days from $11,495pp

Germany river cruise, Paris & Prague

Enjoy guided tours of Paris and nearby Château de Versailles.

Cruise in comfort from Luxembourg to Nuremberg along the Moselle, Rhine, and Main rivers.

Ride a gondola to the Niederwalddenkmal monument for sweeping views over the vineyards below.

Learn pretzel making in a Wertheim bakery and indulge in Bamberg's renowned smoked beer, Rauchbier.

Hike to several of Germany’s well-preserved castles to unravel their histories.

13 days from $12,895pp

Rhône river cruise: Roman ruins & truffles

Cruise through France from Lyon to Arles.

Visit a hilltop village in search of truffles with a local farmer and his dog.

Indulge in a wine tasting in the Beaujolais wine region.

Cycle a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route.

Ride a steam train along the Gorge du Doux.

13 days from $17,595pp

Grand tour of France

See the highlights of Paris including the Louvre, Notre Dame, and the Eiffel Tower.

Experience the D-Day beaches in Normandy.

Take a tour of Mont Saint-Michel in Brittany.

Marvel at the grandeur of Château de Chenonceau in the Loire Valley.

Discover the Roman history of Provence at the Pont du Gard.

Soak up the sun on the French Riviera.

21 days from $19,395pp

Luxury Provence & the French Riviera

Hunt for truffles with a local expert and trained dog before enjoying a four-course gourmet meal in Ménerbes.

Sample some of France’s best-known wine appellations at Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

Explore the Roman and medieval heritage of Pont-du-Gard, Uzès and Arles with a guide.

Walk the streets of Monaco, Monte Carlo and Èze.

Relax and enjoy coastal views over a glass of champagne on a private sunset cruise.

13 days from $20,295pp

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Visiting Provence is like stepping into a Van Gogh painting — a landscape awash in vivid hues. France specialist Samantha talks about the region’s highlights, including fragrant lavender fields, Roman aqueducts and truffle hunting with a local and his dog.

Discovering French cuisine doesn’t have to be an expensive or complicated proposition. From macarons in Paris to cider in Normandy, France specialist Jesse discusses the simple dishes and regional specialities that he likes to eat when he’s visiting different areas of France.

From the galleries of the Musée d’Orsay to the banks of the Rhône, walk in the footsteps of the 19th century’s great masters with France specialist Aislyn. Here, she suggests destinations for those who share her love of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.

Join specialist Liz as she pursues her love of wine through three different vineyards tours. From the stony fields of Châteauneuf-du-Pape to a tiny domaine in Champagne to the limestone caves of the Loire Valley, she explores the terroir and techniques that produce the bottles she loves.

Prestigious vineyards, a wine-blending class, prehistoric cave art, limestone chateaux and medieval villages — France specialist Liz talks about the highlights of the Bordeaux and Dordogne regions, as well as some unusual ways to explore them.

Look past the super yachts and movie stars to discover the authentic French Riviera. Stroll through hillside villages that overlook the Mediterranean, tour a century-old perfume factory and discover the paintings that Picasso produced while staying here.

A land of apples and honey (and invasions), Normandy has a long and complicated history. Discover the region’s medieval roots at Bayeux, visit the shores that inspired Impressionism at Honfleur, and pay your respects at the D-Day beaches.

Splurge thoughtfully, snuggle up in a chateau in February and enjoy a three-star tasting meal for lunch. Abby, a member of our France team, offers advice on how to make the most of your budget on a trip to France.

Away from the bustle of tourist attractions, Paris is filled with enclaves that feel like individual villages hidden inside the city. Specialist Liz explores the four best-known quartiers, including the storied cafés of Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the confectioners of Le Marais.

Art and monumental architecture are an integral part of any visit to Paris. From a private tour of the Louvre to a behind-the-scenes look at the Eiffel Tower, France specialist Leanne suggests a few new ways to see familiar sights.

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9 Day France Tour to Paris, Lyon, the French Riviera and Avignon

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Combine the glamorous French capital with centuries of history and glorious sunsets on the French Riviera. This favorite French tour delivers it all in just nine days, from strolling around the Pont du Gard to soaking up the sun-kissed charm of St. Tropez and Monaco in France's glorious south.

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Explore Paris and Arles

Discover Beaune, Lyon, Aix-en-Provence, Monaco and Avignon

Visit  Pont du Gard

View the Eiffel Tower, Saint Sulpice church, and the Champs-Élysées in Paris, Place Bellecour and the Basilica of Notre Dame in Lyon, the Royal Palace and Cathedral in Monaco and the Palace of the Popes in Avignon

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Looking for a quick but exciting tour of France ? This 7-day itinerary is packed with highlights, starting in the City of Light and covering everything from alpine lakes to sun-drenched Provence, and the glitzy Riviera. You’ll get a taste of French culture, cuisine, and scenery, with visits to top museums, beautiful lavender fields, and more. Here’s our best 7-day France itinerary, crafted by our Rough Guides local travel experts.

Planning a week-long trip to France? Here’s a quick overview:

• Day 1: Arrive in Paris, explore Le Marais, visit local markets, and end with a Seine River cruise.
• Day 2:  Tour Paris highlights including the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, and the Eiffel Tower.
• Day 3: Choose a day trip to either the Palace of Versailles, Mont St Michel, or Loire Valley châteaux.
• Day 4:  Travel to Annecy, known as the "Venice of the Alps," and explore its charming old town and lake.
• Day 5: Journey to Aix-en-Provence, wandering its elegant streets and experiencing Provençal culture.
• Day 6:  Visit the lavender fields of the Valensole Plateau in Provence.
• Day 7:  Take a day trip to historic Fréjus on the French Riviera, exploring Roman ruins and Mediterranean beaches.

Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral interior © Shutterstock

Day 1: Arrive in Paris

Once you arrive in Paris, take it easy and ease into the city's charm. Start with a relaxed stroll through Le Marais, one of the most delightful neighborhoods in Paris. As you explore, be sure to stop by a local boulangerie—like Du Pain et des Idées or Boulangerie Murciano—for a fresh croissant or pain au chocolat. Or grab a pastry at La Maison Stohrer, the oldest pastry shop in Paris.

When lunchtime rolls around, head over to the Marché des Enfants Rouges , the oldest covered market in Paris. It's the perfect spot to sample a range of French and international cuisines. For a quick bite, queue up at Chez Alain Miam Miam for a galette with local cheese and ham.

As the evening approaches, head to Rue Montorgueil, a lively pedestrian street packed with restaurants, cafés, and food shops. Treat yourself to a classic French dinner at a traditional bistro like Au Rocher de Cancale.

Wrap up your first night with a relaxing Seine river cruise to catch views of Paris' most famous landmarks all lit up. Then spend the night in your Paris accommodation .

Louvre museum, Paris © Tijl De Meulemeester/Shutterstock

Day 2: Explore Paris' highlights

On the second day, you’ll rise early and beat the crowds to the Louvre (Rue de Rivoli), home to some of the world’s most famous masterpieces, including the Mona Lisa. To beat the crowds, book your tickets ahead of time and use the Porte des Lions entrance, which tends to be quieter. Plan to spend about 2-3 hours here, focusing on the main highlights if you’re short on time.

Next, cross the Seine and head to the Musée d'Orsay. This former railway station is now a stunning museum filled with an impressive collection of Impressionist art. Make sure to check out works by Monet, Van Gogh, and Renoir.

In the afternoon, head to the Eiffel Tower. If you’re up for it, take the stairs to the second floor for a more unique experience and shorter lines. Consider timing your visit with the sunset for an unforgettable view.

Finish the day with dinner in the nearby 7th arrondissement. Bistrot Chez France is a cozy spot, or if you're a fan of duck, Au Petit Sud Ouest is a must-visit for its duck specialties. 

 France itinerary 7 days: Versailles Palace in Ile de France © Shutterstock

Day 3: Day trips from Paris

For your third day, choose one or two  of these fantastic day trips from Paris. Keep in mind that attempting all three in one day is not feasible due to travel times.

Palace of Versailles

Just a 45-minute hop on the RER C train lands you at the doorstep of Louis XIV's ego-made manifest . The Palace of Versailles, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was the political heart of France from 1682 to 1789. Be prepared to be awed by the lavish State Apartments, the breathtaking Hall of Mirrors where the Treaty of Versailles was signed, and the sprawling gardens with their elaborate fountains and sculptures. You could easily spend half a day here soaking in the splendor of French royal history.

Mont St Michel

If you’re up for a longer adventure, Mont St Michel is an awe-inspiring island commune topped by a medieval abbey, situated off France’s northwestern coast. Although it’s a 4-hour journey each way, the otherworldly beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site makes it worth the trek. 

To get there, take an early TGV train from Paris Montparnasse to Rennes, followed by a shuttle bus to Mont St Michel. The abbey rising dramatically from the sea is a sight you’ll never forget. Spend your time wandering the narrow, cobblestone streets of the village, exploring the abbey, and enjoying the local shops and restaurants.

Chateau de Saumur, Loire Valley, France © Alexander Demyanenko/Shutterstock

Loire Valley

The Loire Valley, often called the "Garden of France," is famous for its breathtaking Renaissance châteaux, lush vineyards , and charming villages. From Paris, take a TGV train from Montparnasse to Tours (about 1 hour). Once there, you can either join a guided tour or rent a car to explore the region at your own pace. Must-see spots include the majestic Château de Chambord, the elegant Château de Chenonceau, and the historic Château d'Amboise. The Loire Valley is also known for its wine, so you might want to indulge in a tasting at one of the local vineyards.

France itinerary 7 days: Paris train station © Shutterstock

 Day 4: Take the train to Annecy

Say goodbye to Paris and hop on a high-speed TGV train from Paris Gare de Lyon to the charming town of Annecy. The trip takes around 3 hours and 40 minutes, so be sure to book your tickets in advance through SNCF to snag the best deals.

Once you arrive, check into your hotel and get ready to explore Annecy’s enchanting old town. Often called the “Venice of the Alps,” Annecy is famous for its canals and breathtaking alpine scenery. Take a relaxing stroll through the medieval Vieille Ville (Old Town), where you’ll be greeted by pastel-colored houses and balconies overflowing with flowers.

Be sure to visit the Palais de l’Ile, a 12th-century building that was once a prison and now serves as a museum, perfectly perched in the middle of the Thiou Canal. As the evening sets in, head down to the shores of Lake Annecy—one of the cleanest lakes in Europe—for a peaceful walk. For dinner, treat yourself to a Michelin-starred experience at L’Esquisse, or enjoy some classic Savoyard cuisine with a modern flair at La Ciboulette.

France itinerary 7 days: Annecy © Shutterstock

Day 5: Travel to Provence & the French Riviera

Start your morning with a walk or bike ride around Lake Annecy before making your way to Provence. To get to Aix-en-Provence, you’ll take a TGV train that takes about 3 hours and 30 minutes, with a transfer in Lyon.

Upon arrival in Aix-en-Provence, often called simply "Aix," immerse yourself in the charm of this elegant city. Begin your exploration at Cours Mirabeau, a wide thoroughfare lined with plane trees and grand mansions. Stop at the famous Deux Garçons brasserie, once frequented by Paul Cézanne and Émile Zola.

Next, dive into the old town's maze-like streets. Keep your eyes peeled for the city's famed fountains – there are over 40 dotted about. The best of which is the Fontaine de la Rotonde on Cours Mirabeau.

Visit the Atelier Cézanne, the studio where the famous post-impressionist painter created some of his masterpieces.

In the evening, settle in for a laid-back dinner at a terrace café. Try some Provençal specialties like bouillabaisse or ratatouille, and don’t forget to pair it with a glass of local Côtes de Provence rosé wine.

Lavender in Plateau de Valensole, Provence, France © Shutterstock

Day 6: Visit the best lavender fields in the Provence

Provence is renowned for its stunning lavender fields , and on day six you'll explore some of the best. The Valensole Plateau, about an hour's drive from Aix-en-Provence, offers some of the most picturesque lavender landscapes in the region. If you don't want to rent a car, consider joining a guided tour from Aix.

Head out early to catch the morning light over the fields. Lavender usually blooms from mid-June to mid-July, so this is the prime time to visit, though it is beautiful all year round. As you drive through the countryside, you'll see vast expanses of purple stretching out, along with charming old stone farmhouses and the occasional sunflower field.

Make sure to stop by the quaint village of Valensole, where you can buy lavender products directly from local vendors. Don’t miss trying lavender-infused honey or ice cream while you’re there.

After exploring the lavender fields, head back to Aix for dinner.

Week long France itinerary: Tulip field in Provence © Shutterstock

Day 7: Make a day trip to Fréjus

For your final day, you’ll take a trip to the historic town of Fréjus on the French Riviera.You can reach Fréjus by train from Aix-en-Provence in about 2 hours. The journey offers lovely coastal views as you approach the Côte d'Azur.

réjus, founded by Julius Caesar in 49 BC, is rich in Roman history. Here you’ll find the Roman amphitheater, which once held up to 10,000 spectators. Next, visit Archaeological Museum to see artifacts from the town's Roman past.

The afternoon is spent wantering through the medieval old town, stopping at the 5th-century Baptistery and the 11th-century Cathedral. If you want a break from history, head to Fréjus-Plage or Saint-Aygulf for a swim in the Mediterranean

Before heading back to Aix, enjoy a farewell dinner at one of Fréjus' seaside restaurants. Try fresh seafood and Provençal specialties as you watch the sunset over the Mediterranean, wrapping up your week-long French adventure.

Cathedral and Papal Palace (Palais des Papes) in Avignon, Provence, France © Shutterstock

How many days do you need in France? 

France is a country best savored slowly, but even if you’re pressed for time, you can still soak up its highlights. With 10-14 days, you can explore iconic spots like Paris, the South of France, and perhaps even venture to the Loire Valley or Normandy, all without feeling overly rushed.

A week allows you to experience the highlights of Paris and perhaps one or two other regions, as outlined in the itinerary above. This gives you time to see major attractions, and get a feel for the country.

For a hassle-free journey through France, leave the logistics to us. Our tailor-made trips , designed by local travel experts, are fully customizable to suit your travel style.

Looking for more ideas for a 7-day vacation in France? You might like our 7-day itinerary in Southern France .

When is the best time to visit France? 

Generally, late spring ( April to mid- June ) and early fall ( September to October ) are the best times to visit. During these months, you’ll enjoy mild weather, fewer crowds compared to the summer peak, and a variety of cultural events and festivals. You'll also avoid the busiest tourist season and elevated prices, while experiencing France at its finest—either blooming in spring or adorned in vibrant autumn colors.

Summer (mid-June to August ) is the high tourist season. If you're seeking beach holidays or lively outdoor festivals, summer is perfect, but be prepared for larger crowds and steeper prices. On the upside, it's the prime time to witness Provence’s Lavender fields in full bloom, from late June to mid-July.

Beach of Cap Blanc Nez in northern France © Shutterstock

How to get around in France? 

If your trip spans several regions, a mix of train travel and car rental is your best approach. Use trains for long-distance travel between cities, and rent a car to explore the countryside, such as the Dordogne or Provence, at your own pace. Be sure to book high-speed trains ahead of time to secure the best rates.

• Train:  France boasts an extensive and efficient rail network, operated by SNCF. High-speed TGV trains offer quick connections between major cities, while regional TER trains and budget-friendly Ouigo services provide more economical options.
• Car: Renting a car allows for flexibility, especially when exploring rural areas and small villages. The highways are in excellent condition, though tolls are common on major routes. Be aware of city driving restrictions and parking challenges, especially in Paris.
• Buses:  Long-distance buses like Flixbus and Blablabus offer another budget-friendly option for travel between cities, though they tend to be slower than trains.
• Ridesharing: BlaBlaCar and similar apps are also popular for intercity travel and can be an affordable alternative to other modes of transportation.

Dre Roelandt is originally from the United States but lives and works in Berlin, Germany. Dre is a freelance writer and artist with a passion for travelling. They are an in-house Senior Content Editor at Rough Guides.

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