France, the land of love, art and culinary delights, is an enchanting destination that delights travelers with its diversity and beauty.
The capital Paris shines with the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and the charm of the Seine. The fashion and savoir-vivre are legendary.
The French countryside offers unparalleled beauty, from the lavender fields of Provence to the vineyards of Bordeaux.
Historic cities such as Lyon, Nice and Strasbourg are rich in culture and history.
French cuisine includes croissants, wine and cheese, as well as gourmet dishes such as coq au vin.
The hospitality of the French is warm, and you will feel at home in the picturesque villages and with the locals.
France is a country of elegance and sensual pleasures, a place where culture and nature, tradition and modernity coexist in perfect harmony. It is a destination for connoisseurs and explorers alike.
In its own words, the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region is mainly aimed at holidaymakers who want to experience a trip close to nature and close to unspoilt landscapes. In fact, the region around the former Burgundy, which was merged with Franche Comte in 2016, is one of the special highlights of France. This is not only about the wine-growing regions of the Burgundy...
When you think of islands in the Mediterranean, you usually think of the Spanish archipelagos, sometimes also Cyprus or Malta. Of the French islands, only Corsica is on the radar of many visitors. There are several small treasures off the French Mediterranean coast, which entice with impressive nature and the basis for a quiet and relaxing holiday right on the beach...
Due to its location on the border with Luxembourg and Germany, the French Alsace is a very popular region for unusual houseboat tours, which are also ideal for novice drivers. During a boat trip, travelers can not only discover numerous historical sights and enjoy the impressive nature, but also indulge in culinary delights. Start your journey in Saverne, a charming...
The popular seaside resort of Argelès-sur-Mer – Catalan Argelers de la Marenda – is located in the south of France, near the Spanish border, in the Pyrénées-Orientales department. The Massif des Albères mountain range, the easternmost extension of the Spanish-French border mountain range of the Pyrenees, reaches here as far as the Mediterranean Sea. In addition to a...
France is a very tradition-conscious country that offers a lot to discover. The different landscapes of the 13 regions provide plenty of variety. The geographical conditions are so different that nature lovers get their money’s worth. The north of the country has moderate temperatures, while the south has a Mediterranean climate. The eleven largest cities are...
France is home to exceptional natural landscapes: a holiday paradise for campers. The natural facets of its more than 632,000 km² of land range from the limestone cliffs of Normandy to the lavender fields of Provence, from the dunes and salt marshes of Nouvelle-Acquitaine to the forests and pink granite coasts of Brittany. Time for a wonderful camping tour through...
The French capital Paris is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. It is also called the City of Light and is known for its fascinating flair and joie de vivre. Paris was founded more than 2000 years ago under the name Lutetia. Today, the vibrant metropolis, which has a population of around 2.2 million, is known for culture, art and fashion...
“Little California” is what the locals affectionately call their “La Tranche-sur-Mer”. And they don’t promise too much. Because the 13 kilometers of white sandy beaches and the many hours of sunshine are in no way inferior to the American place of longing. No wonder that the authentic seaside resort on the French Atlantic coast attracts...
France has been quite popular as a holiday destination for many decades. But if you don’t want to go to Paris, Bordeaux or Corsica and thus shy away from the tourist highlights, you will find a great destination in the Périgord. Because the entire area is not only historically interesting, but it also has wide landscapes that can be hiked. But what exactly can...
When you hear the name Saint Tropez, you automatically think of the glamorous 50s, Curd Jürgens, Gunter Sachs and Brigitte Bardot as well as exclusive beach and nightclubs. Only relatively few “ordinary citizens” treat themselves to a longer vacation in this 4000-inhabitant community on the French Riviera, where the rich and super-rich either own villas...