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France is one of the biggest countries in Europe and is known for its magnificent coastline, medieval settlements, the romantic city of Paris and its lovely scent of lavender. People who talk about France usually mean Paris, which is a magnificent city full of sights. However, France has more to offer. You can discover all of France's different regions, each with its own charms and attractions.
Ajaccio is an elegant and sophisticated Mediterranean city with real charm. Situated on the west coast of the French island of Corsica, in the Gulf of Ajaccio, the region has a favourable climate with mild winters and hot, dry summers.
Caught between the sea and the mountains, Bastia is a timeless city that offers many hidden places to explore.
Although mostly known for its excellent wines, the city of Bordeaux is definitely worth visiting even if you’re not a wine aficionado. Located on the banks of the Garonne River, Bordeaux is one of France’s most beautiful cities.
Calvi is a small town on the north-western coast of Corsica and the second most important tourist area on the island.
Figari is a town in South Corsica, located near the ancient medieval fortified citadel of Bonifacio and the coastal town of Porto Vecchio, famous for its beautiful beaches and its intense nightlife.
Lourdes-Tarbes-Pyrenees is one of the most popular pilgrimage destinations for Catholics - the Lourdes sanctuary, where the Virgin Mary appeared to young Bernadette Soubirous, is located in this area. In addition to the religious attraction, the region has much to offer nature lovers who will enjoy hiking in the area during summer and skiing in the Pyrenees during winter.
Lyon is a bustling French city with magnificent well-maintained squares and a large number of historic buildings from the 16th and 17th centuries.
Culture, history and tasty fish soup: Marseille can offer any tourist a pleasant stay in France’s most important port.
Let Nantes, a city in the running for Best European Destination 2016, surprise you with its excellent tourist attractions, as well as its energy and creativity. Divided by the river Loire, the city houses both historical as well as contemporary buildings.
Nice is a scintillating city on the French coast with an Italian ambience and magnificent architecture.
World-famous museums, magnificent sights and delicious food: Paris certainly knows how to attract tourists.
Like Brussels and Luxembourg, Strasbourg is mainly known as headquarters of the institutions European Union. But this French city has so much more to offer.
Toulouse is almost entirely built with red brick, hence its nickname, “the pink city". The city has some magnificent sights, and is characterized by a scent of violets.