Nice-Bordeaux

Known for its famous "Promenade des Anglais", this port city boasts a rich cultural life and a profusion of modern artworks.

This museum has an amazing collection of modern and contemporary art from some of the most prestigious artists.

Stroll the narrow streets and relax in a cafe terrace, from which you can do some people watching.

Housed in the 17C Villa des Arenes, this museum holds one of the largest collections of Matisse works in the world.

This museum holds the famous Message Biblique series and has the largest collection of work by Chagall.

While visiting here, be sure to see St. Marguerite Island, a beautiful place covered in eucalyptus and pine.

A gorgeous Medieval town perched on a cliff above the sea, Eze is considered to be a "museum town", and is a popular destination.

Housed in a majestic building, this museum offers beautiful collections of 17C to 19C European art.

Wandering through this museum is a wonderful way to discover Asian history and culture.

The Plateau St-Michel offers some beautiful views over Nice and the Bay of Angels, take your time and enjoy this lovely promenade.

Whether public or private, relax and enjoy in one of the large and lovely beaches of Nice.

Cannes is a famous upscale seaside resort town in the Riviera, it offers fantastic beaches, food, and nightlife.

Profuse with fresh greenery and the unique color of red cliffs, this gorge is a must-see in the Var region.

This peaceful seaside resort offers lovely views of lush vegetation and alluring pebble beaches.

This pretty seaside village on the Riviera elegantly mixes its Medieval old town feel with good beaches and food.

The lively nature of this ancient Roman resort continues today with its nightlife, beaches, and a wide variety of activities.

One of the oldest Medieval towns on the French Riviera, it is well known for its modern and contemporary art museums.

Enjoy the good food, stroll in the old port, and relax at the beach in this city full of life and excitement.

Make sure to visit the fish market at the Vieux Port, the most famous place in Marseille,

This cultural center houses several museums, as well as hosts ongoing events throughout the year.

This historic center is wonderful for walking and admiring the architecture and locales.

The historic art in this immense collection is fantastically exhibited, making this an irresistible museum.

Arles is a fascinating Provencal town in a great location, especially known for its many archaeological treasures.

Full of energy and architectural treasures, Avignon is an excellent base from which to explore Western Provence.

A museum focused on Mediterranean culture through artifacts from Egyptian, Cypriot, Greek, and other civilizations.

The most visited site of Marseille, this castle owes its fame to Alexandre Dumas's novel "The Count of Monte Cristo".

This is a wonderful place to relax for a day or more, with wildlife surrounding little cabins and a great restaurant.

Although sometimes crowded in the afternoon, you will always find a good spot to relax on this beach.

Beautiful nature is evident all around this massif, whether admiring the landscapes or relaxing at the beaches.

Youthful and progressive, this town remains charming and provincial with its monuments, facades, and architecture from the past.

Walk along this beautiful seaside roadway, and marvel at the views as you discover splendid monuments.

From the Cap Canaille Massif you will enjoy breathtaking views and beautiful cliffs.

A walk to this beautiful inlet takes you to turquoise waters that look like out of a picture.

This town is not to be missed with its impressive and extremely well-preserved citadel, as well as its abundance of history.

Dedicate time to explore the narrow streets and the great restaurants of the lower town.

Stroll through the fantastic old town of Carcassonne to enjoy this Medieval-style city.

This basilica is a perfect merge of Romanesque and Gothic styles.

This eclectic museum is dedicated to classic paintings, porcelain, and regional art.

This lively city has good restaurants, typical architecture for Southern France, and a few UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

A dynamic and young city, often noted for its Mediterranean light, rich cultural life, and artful new architecture.

Following a paralyzing injury, the influental Bousquet wrote his strange and dark poems as a recluse in this house.

One of the oldest towns in France, Beziers is not to be missed with its interesting historical and cultural sites.

Discover the rich fauna and flora of this superb cirque, as well as the magnificent view of the entire area.

This Roman town is known for its splendid architecture and numerous artifacts, which reveal a rich history.

As the capital of the Roussillon, this dynamic city retains a strong Catalan influence, from its architecture to its museums.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this town rests peacefully along the Tarn River, inviting relaxed exploration via foot or barge.

Walk Albi's historic center and feel the atmosphere of this colorful and hypnotic town.

An architectural treasure, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most visited cathedrals in France.

Set in a castle, this museum hosts a large collection of some of the greatest artwork of Toulouse-Lautrec and other Albi painters.

A barge trip along the Tarn River is a wonderful way to enjoy a relaxed afternoon.

This lively city has good restaurants, typical architecture for Southern France, and a few UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Founded in the 13C, this charming Medieval village sits on a rocky outcrop and features several venues of historical interest.

Representing classic 16C Albi style, this brick and wood structure with a Renaissance facade is worth a visit.

Built around 1530, this beautiful Renaissance house reflects the prosperity of the merchant who once lived here.

Located in Cevennes National Park, Aven Armand with its stalagmites offers an impressive sight.

Discover the rich fauna and flora of this superb cirque, as well as the magnificent view of the entire area.

Located in Corsica, traversing the Pibeste Massif offers magnificent views of flora and fauna.

This Prehistoric themed amusement park offers a tour focusing on different themes such as water, rock, and art.

Half of this city is UNESCO listed, it also offers great dining and nightlife options for the millions who visit annually.

A walk though old Bordeaux will take you through the grandeur of its past and the lively culture of its present.

This 18C neo-classical theater is considered one of the most beautiful in France.

Admire the famous Gothic sculptures, the majestic Royal Door, and the beautiful Renaissance organ in this fabulous cathedral.

Take a few hours to relax, and enjoy the white sands and turquoise waters at the beach.

This town, surrounded by vineyards, offers great wine, in addition to superb Medieval structures connected by charming narrow streets.

This lovely town located in Dordogne, features a Renaissance and Medieval district with interesting monuments.

Climb the 229 steps to the top of this bell tower for a breathtaking view and a taste of history.

This museum displays exceptional French furnishings from the 17C to modern day, with a focus on those from the 18C and 19C.

This regional history museum examines local life from Prehistoric times to present day.

Popular with Impressionist artists in the past, this dynamic town was built around its port and known today for its cultural events.

This lively city has good restaurants, typical architecture for Southern France, and a few UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Enjoy Basque hospitality in this historical and energetic town that comes to life at night with its bars and bodegas.

Walking through the narrow tunnels, you will eventually arrive at a staggering formation of stalactites and stalagmites.