Paris-Alsace-Nice

The City of Lights boasts fascinating architecture, rich culture, and amazing cuisine, making it one of the best destinations in the world.

This avenue is the most vivid place in Paris, with excellent restaurants, theaters, and luxury boutiques at every turn.

Stroll through the narrow streets and discover the restaurants and boutiques in the Marais quarter.

With its antique shops, art galleries, squares, and great restaurants, the Place des Vosges is an incarnation of charm.

As the most renowned art gallery in the world, with the Mona Lisa as its crown jewel, the Louvre could take a week or more to visit in depth.

Built in the 17C, this typical Louis XIII castle has a lovely park and a superb Renaissance water garden.

Built in the 17C in typical Classical style, this castle is one of the most prestigious in the region.

One of two remaining islands in the Seine, this is the center of Paris, welcoming visitors with old boutiques among its history.

Enjoy an amazing view of Paris at the romantic surroundings this basilica offers.

The most iconic monument of Paris, The Eiffel Tower is a Symbol of France and offers the highest observation deck in Europe at 276m high.

This breathtaking museum in an old train station focuses on 19C art, and holds concerts and other performance on an ongoing basis.

This romantic town in the Picadry region proudly displays its Medieval heritage, architecture, monuments, and art.

Built in the 16C, this castle is a fine example of Renaissance style architecture, and the most beautiful in the Loire Valley.

These French gardens are some of the most lovely and romantic in all of Paris.

A 13C architectural masterpiece, the Notre Dame Cathedral is a monument of Paris and a historical gem worth exploring.

One of the most lively quarters of Paris, the nightlife, dining and entertainment options here seem endless.

This mostly residential island in the middle of the Seine is a peaceful place to walk at and get a wonderful meal.

Easily accessible from Paris or Orleans, this town features the must-see Chartres Cathedral and offers a medieval atmosphere.

This small town is dominated by its massive castle and amazing forest, and is a popular weekend destination for Parisians.

Designed to be the centerplace of Paris, this area is home to some of the world's most luxurious stores.

The Palais-Royal is a monumental fusion of a palace, gardens, galleries and theaters.

A gallery focusing on impressionist and post-impressionist art, with works by Soutine, Cezanne, Renoir and the extraordinary Nympheas by Monet.

With its "Fontaine des Fleuves" and obelisk, this is one of the most picturesque sites in Paris.

In this beautiful city, you will enjoy a remarkable historic center, the Notre Dame Cathedral, and excellent museums.

Within this forest, discover a vast woodland, a former abbey of Mortemer, and the castles of Fleury and Vascoeuil.

A stroll though these 16C gardens reveals numerous sculptures displayed beautifully among all the vegetation.

Built for the 1900 Exposition Universelle, this ornate bridge offers a beautiful view of les Invalides.

Facing the Champs Elysees, the Arc de Triomphe is one of the most prestigious and famous locations in Paris.

With its beautiful and gigantic stained-glass windows, the Sainte Chapelle, built in the 13C, is a must-see.

This beautiful castle built in the 15C offers a great collection of paintings, tapestries, and furniture.

Near the Fontainebleau forest, Barbizon inspired painters in the past as it does today, with its galleries and cafes.

Enjoy a view-infused walk around the lake, or take your kids to the famous amusement park "Jardin d'Acclimatation".

At more than 900 ha, this is a welcome greenspace in Paris, including its lakes, fountains, zoo, and more.

Do not miss a visit to this museum, that offers spectacular exhibits of modern and contemporary art.

This museum holds the most important collection of works by Picasso, as well as works by Cezanne, Rousseau, and more.

This small town is famous for its magnificent attractions: Chantilly Castle and the vast park and forest that surround it.

A former home to painters such as Cezanne and Van Gogh, Auvers is now a place of pilgrimage for fans of Impressionist art.

Troyes is a seemingly endless display of art, complimented by at least 10 churches with stained glass from the 12C to the 20C.

Admire the beautiful and typical Troyan architecture and enjoy the lovely atmosphere of the Old Troyes.

This museum holds approximately 2,000 works, representing the major art movements since the early 19C.

With excellent 13C Gothic art and windows, this basilica also displays some modern artworks.

This national monument of France is noted particularly for its 14C to 19C stained-glass windows.

Built in the 17C in typical Classical style, this castle is one of the most prestigious in the region.

Built in the 17C, this typical Louis XIII castle has a lovely park and a superb Renaissance water garden.

Built in the 16C, this hotel is a remarkable example of Troyan architecture.

A remarkable Gothic style cathedral built in the 13C, St. Stephen Cathedral boasts one of the world's highest naves.

This charming town in the Burgundy region is famous for its beautiful St. Etienne Cathedral.

The rich history of this provincial town is interesting to explore, with its numerous churches and art.

The capital of the Lower Burgundy region, this town boasts a remarkable cathedral and a magnificent abbey.

This small town is dominated by its massive castle and amazing forest, and is a popular weekend destination for Parisians.

Strasbourg harmoniously combines its governmental importance with the wonder generated by great museums and superb architecture.

The beautiful "Petite France" is the historical quarter of Strasbourg and it is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Built between the 11C and the 15C and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this cathedral is one of the largest in France.

Enjoy this street full of charm and pay attention to the encorbelled Renaissance houses.

Enjoy exploring the historic center of Strasbourg, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988.

The 16C ramparts and homes of this village are enjoyable to tour, while drinking some of the best wine from the Alsace vineyards.

This "Little Venice" retains a deep Alsatian appearance and culture, with wine-tasting and exploration as additional highlights.

After visiting Notre Dame Cathedral, visit this museum dedicated to Alsatian art.

This museum hols the works of Dore, Ernst, Kandinsky, Arpart, and many more.

This museum is dedicated to Strasbourg's arts and crafts and offers a nice collection of tapestries.

The Museum of Archaeology of Strasbourg covers history from the Neolithic era to the Merovingian period.

This typical Alsatian village, located on the famous Wine Route, is a great experience with all of its charm and history.

A few of the highlights along this road are Lande Lake, the Grand Ballon Col, and the botanical gardens of Haut Chitelet.

A remarkable Gothic style cathedral built in the 13C, St. Stephen Cathedral boasts one of the world's highest naves.

This museum provides a wonderful look at Alsatien life through the centuries, with artifacts housed in three charming buildings.

The Historical Museum of Strasbourg offers a journey trough the city's history and development.

This city is full of energy and known for its UNESCO World Heritage Sites as well as its rich cultural life.

One of the highest and most breathtaking summits of the Vosges Mountains, perfect for skiing and hiking.

Admire fine views of the Moselle Valley, the small lakes, and the lovely pine and larch forest on this road.

Admire the elephants, lions, and extremely rare white tigers, in this natural habitat zoo.

Known as the "Venice of Savoie", this town is considered one of the most beautiful places in the Haute Savoie region.

The calm and history of Old Annecy makes for a relaxed and fascinating experience.

Built in the 12C, this "Island Palace" stands along the canal waters of Thiou and features a history museum.

Visit this fascinating history museum, which commands a stunning view of the town and countryside.

Enjoy a day at one of the charming green beaches on the banks of Annecy Lake.

A spectacular work of natural erosion, this beautiful landscape is one of the physically largest attractions of the Alps.

This snow-covered massif is the highest mountain in the Alps, and is a popular spot for activities such as mountaineering, skiing and more.

Travel this route to best admire the French Alps, from the Lautaret Col to the south.

Important history and architecture have given this dynamic and lively city the distinction of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This famous resort town is known for its spas, mineral water, and utter beauty with its architecture, landscapes, and great location.

Surrounded by ramparts, this small Medieval walled town overlooks the plain of the Ain River.

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

Stroll through the narrow streets of Arles and absorb the local spirit.

Remarkably well preserved, this arena is an architectural masterpiece and is still used for performances today.

Built in the 1C and still being used for summer performances, this amphitheater is a UNESCO world heritage site, and is a must-see.

This modern building houses a fascinating ancient art collection, unfolding how Arles has changed through the centuries.

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

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

Watch the sculptures, columns, and the sturdy bell tower in this perfect example of Romanesque architecture.

This elaborate necropolis was used from the Gallo-Roman era through the Middle Ages.

This immense natural park offers all kinds of wildlife, from birds to horses, in a pristine and beautiful environment.

Castle ruins teeter precariously over this village in the south of France, with houses that blend seamlessly with the natural surrounding.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

Admire the superb Cians River as it winds through the natural sculptures it created over the years.

This resort near Monaco and Nice is arguably the warmest locale on the French Riviera.

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

Take this route and discover the superb Verdon Gorge, and the rich culture of the region.