Classic North France

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.

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.

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

The town of Versailles is the symbol of the French monarchy, and considered as the apogee of classical arts in France.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

If you're in the mood for a luxurious shopping experience, visit the shops in this square, including Boucheron and Van Cleef and Arpels.

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

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

Dedicated to the work of Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel, this museum is home to "The Thinker". 

Considered the capital of the Centre region, this city is excellent for lovers of history and quality dining.

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

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

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

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

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

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

This town provides perfect environs for a peaceful walk, as well as an opportunity to explore Napoleon III's immense castle.

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

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

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

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

Known for Notre Dame Cathedral, charming canals, and superb cuisine, Amiens is the incarnation of Picardy.

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

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

The atmosphere in Old Rouen is filled with Medieval, Renaissance, and other reminders of the past.

The true joy at Rouen, this cathedral is spectacular in its Gothic art, its west facade, its tower, and so much more.

Enjoy a rich collection of paintings by 15C to early 20C masters.

Cobbled and lively, a walk down this street rewards interests of all kinds.

The town of Versailles is the symbol of the French monarchy, and considered as the apogee of classical arts in France.

This small seaside resort is one of the most iconic destinations in Normandy, it also offers plenty of entertainment options.

The collection of ancient and local modern-day ceramics is impressive for both enthusiasts and the uninitiated alike.

The view from here is commanding, from the landscape across the river to the entirety of Rouen.

Dedicated to the blacksmith trade, this museum holds a unique collection of all manner of ironwork.

Built between the 15C and 16C, this church is spectacular in its Gothic details, including a beautiful organ case from 1521.

Enjoy extensive views in superb and enchanting colors from this vantage point that has inspired many artists.

Known for Notre Dame Cathedral, charming canals, and superb cuisine, Amiens is the incarnation of Picardy.

Home to the Normandy Bridge, this small town offers beautiful landscapes, timbered houses, and a bell tower.

Stroll along the paved alleys of St. Catherine's Quarter to feel the real charm of Honfleur.

Surrounded by beautiful quays and yachts, the old port is really the epicenter of charm and elegance in Honfleur.

Made entirely of wood, this tower houses numerous works of religious art.

Opened in 1995, this bridge is open to pedestrian traffic for a closer inspection of its engineering genius.

Enjoy extensive views in superb and enchanting colors from this vantage point that has inspired many artists.

This small seaside resort is one of the most iconic destinations in Normandy, it also offers plenty of entertainment options.

The town of Versailles is the symbol of the French monarchy, and considered as the apogee of classical arts in France.

One of France's most recognisable landmarks, Mont Saint-Michel and its bay are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

This proud city steeped in history and culture is an excellent base from which to discover Normandy.

Immortalized in Jean Baptiste Camille Corot's "Calvary on Cote de Grace", this area boasts expansive and reflective views.

Renowned for its world-class tapestry, this small town has a long history and some interesting landmarks.

One of the longest in the world, this tapestry made in the 11C is classified as "Memory of the World" by UNESCO.

The historic center provides a taste of the local culture of Bayeux.

This Norman Gothic cathedral houses an interesting 12C crypt and an impressive collection of paintings.

This street is lined with a series of magnificent homes from the 15C and 16C.

In addition to the sea and sun, this area also features fortifications that remain from World War II.

One of France's most recognisable landmarks, Mont Saint-Michel and its bay are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

This museum commemorates the Battle of Normandy with a comprehensive history of World War II events in this region.

This small seaside resort is one of the most iconic destinations in Normandy, it also offers plenty of entertainment options.

This proud city steeped in history and culture is an excellent base from which to discover Normandy.

This once well-fortified city is now a popular seaside resort, offering all the relaxation and excellent cuisine you could want.

Shops and restaurants are just a few reasons to explore the charming St. Malo old town.

A walk on the cornice offers a beautiful view of the St. Malo coastline and several interesting structures in the distance.

The vast sandy beaches of St. Malo are perfect for a walk or a day out.

A walk along these ramparts, from as early as the 12C, provides a beautiful view of the town and sea.

This valley is full of opportunities to explore the river, take in the views, and catch up on the history of the region.

One of France's most recognisable landmarks, Mont Saint-Michel and its bay are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Located at the ramparts, this aquarium holds unique tropical fish and other interesting sea creatures.

Built in the 15C, this imposing Medieval castle has four towers you can climb, as well as many displays within its walls.

While traveling the coastline, don't miss Grouin Point and Cap Frehel, two of the most grandiose sites of the Emerald Coast.

Called "the Nice of the North", Dinard is one of the most elegant resorts in Brittany.

Boasting a rich naval history and several interesting architectural curios, Brest is known for its castle and surrounding nature.

Boasting a rich naval history and several interesting architectural curios, Brest is known for its castle and surrounding nature.

Let yourself be charmed by this beautiful city, whether by strolling the lovely streets or by enjoying a fun cultural event.

This breathtaking peninsula, extending far into the sea, offers superb views and vivid colors.

This beautiful little fishing port, charming with its beach and good restaurants, will take you back in time to the 17C.

Located at the extreme western point of Cornouaille, this summit is an impressive spot with a superb view.

This must-see bird sanctuary is the oldest and largest in France.

This regional capital of Brittany is culturally elegant and dynamic, while retaining its Medieval charm.

Having survived the Great Fire of 1720, the history, atmosphere, and good restaurants of Old Rennes are not to be missed.

The many gardens, aviary, and bandstand make this park a superb attraction any time of year.

Here you will marvel at the work of geniuses such as Picasso, Poliakoff, De Stael, Sam Francis, and many more.

This museum offers a comprehensive history of Brittany, from its prehistory to modern times.

One of France's most recognisable landmarks, Mont Saint-Michel and its bay are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

While traveling the coastline, don't miss Grouin Point and Cap Frehel, two of the most grandiose sites of the Emerald Coast.

Brittany's Parliament, built in the 17C, is now restored after being completely destroyed by fire in 1994.

An exceptional Medieval town in a great geographical setting, Dinan also offers several historical attractions.

Called "the Nice of the North", Dinard is one of the most elegant resorts in Brittany.

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

Walk along the Eure River and through the old town of Chartres, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.

Called "the Acropolis of France" by Rodin, Chartres Cathedral is an architectural masterpiece and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Once the bishop's palace, this 18C building holds a vast array of collections, from paintings to armor to tapestries.

This Gothic church features an amazing array of stained-glass windows.

The town of Versailles is the symbol of the French monarchy, and considered as the apogee of classical arts in France.

Considered the capital of the Centre region, this city is excellent for lovers of history and quality dining.

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

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

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.

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.

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

The town of Versailles is the symbol of the French monarchy, and considered as the apogee of classical arts in France.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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