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.
France is famous for the Eiffel Tower and its renowned museums. The country’s delicious French cuisine also fulfills visitors’ holiday dreams. Furthermore, a 3,427-kilometre-long coastline with numerous sandy beaches lines the glittering Mediterranean Sea, the English Channel and the Atlantic Ocean. Therefore, choosing the next holiday destination is not...
Antibes is located in the very southeast of France, directly on the Riviera. The famous cities of Cannes and Nice are each just a stone’s throw away. But to spend a fabulously beautiful holiday, you don’t necessarily have to travel to the neighbouring towns of Cannes or Nice, because Antibes also has a lot to offer. The seaside resort with around 75,000...
The Corsican capital of Ajaccio still presents itself to visitors today as it was in past centuries. With narrow streets, the sea as a loyal companion and sprawling markets, the capital of Corsica has become a centre for visitors to the island. This is not least due to the many historical sights and the fact that it is the only really vibrant center on the island...
Fantastic beaches, crystal clear water, exciting sights: If you are traveling in Corsica , you can’t miss Bonifacio. After all, the small town at the southern tip is the tourist and cultural center of the French Mediterranean island. And the port city, beautifully situated on a headland, actually has something to offer for every holidaymaker – both for...
In the middle of the French region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine lies historic Bordeaux, home to about 260,000 inhabitants. If you take the metropolitan region together, Bordeaux even breaks through the wall of over 1.2 million inhabitants – one of the largest settlements in western France. Historical sights such as the Place de la Bourse, the Pont de Pierre and the...
Colmar is a picturesque little town near the German border. Walking through the streets of the city, you almost feel as if you are transported to the world of the Brothers Grimm and their fairy tales. The typical colorful half-timbered houses, the river Lauch that crosses the city and the charming squares make up the unique charm of the city. In Colmar, there are...
The third largest city in France offers a wide range of things to see and do. Lyon is a suitable destination for individuals, couples or families with children and offers interesting places in every price range. The city itself is easily accessible by plane. Lyon-Saint-Exupéry International Airport is less than half an hour from the city centre and can be reached...
When it comes to fame abroad, Toulouse is somewhat overshadowed by major French cities such as Lyon, Marseille, Paris or Bordeaux. The fourth-largest city in France is not only historically one of the most important cities in the south of France, but also has a long history and a variety of sights to offer. Located deep in the French Languedoc, the Romans have...
France can boast countless destinations of longing. Whether culture and savoir-vivre in the metropolises such as Paris, Marseille or Lyon or picturesque landscapes such as Provence or the Camargue – every traveller gets their money’s worth here. Connoisseurs will feel like God in France when it comes to wine and cheese and, last but not least, the...
Marseillan Plage is located 210 kilometers west of Marseille, about 50 kilometers from Montpellier, and close to the Spanish border.