France is renowned for its historic sites, its beautiful villages, beaches, museums, places of interest, tourist attractions. Here you will find a selection of great places to visit. Occitanie, Provence, Corsica, Burgundy, The Loire Valley - browse and discover the different regions for your holiday.
Located in the south of France, the Gard department is a destination that is nevertheless worth the detour. The Gard stands out between its varied landscapes, its rich historical and cultural heritage, and tasty gastronomy, the Gard has something to seduce travelers in search of authenticity. Let's discover together this hidden treasure in the south of France.
The Pont du Gard is one of the most impressive and best preserved Roman monuments in France. Located in Occitania, near Nimes and Uzès, the Pont du Gard attracts thousands of visitors every year. Immerse yourself with us in the fascinating history and natural beauty of this iconic site.
20 minutes from Narbonne, discover the hamlet of Somail, built on the Canal du Midi.
One can only be charmed by the architectural ensemble classified as historic monuments and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will appreciate the calm of a stroll on the Canal or simply sit down at the table at one of the restaurants after having taken advantage of one of the unusual visits where you will learn
At the foot of the French Alps, you will find Annecy, known as the "Venice of the Alps", this city offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and history.
Annecy is a very beautiful town which offers breathtaking views, well known for its lake, which is considered one of the purest in Europe.
Surrounded by majestic mountains, this lake offers a multitude of water activities such as paddle boarding, kayaking, and sailing. For hiking enthusiasts, the trails around the lake and on the surrounding peaks offer breathtaking panoramic views.
Visit of the Doué-La-Fontaine Zoo. Located in the Anjou region, in the heart of the Loire Valley, the Doué-la-Fontaine Zoo, founded in 1961, is nestled in a former falun quarry. It inhabits more than 130 species representing more than 1900 animals.
The Loire is an enchanting department located in the heart of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, the Loire is full of natural and cultural treasures. Among the most remarkable jewels of this region, the Gorges de la Loire, which stand out for their wild beauty and diversity of activities.
Biscarosse is an enchanting destination nestled on the Atlantic coast in the Landes department. This destination combines the traditional charm of southwest France with breathtaking natural landscapes.
Biscarrosse is renowned for its fine sandy beaches which stretch for kilometres along the Atlantic Ocean. Whether you are passionate about surfing, sunbathing or simply looking for a refreshing walk by the water, you will find what you are looking for on these pristine expanses.
The island of Oléron is a real setting of traditions and know-how, this island is home to a community of passionate craftsmen, dedicated to preserving and transmitting the riches of their terroir. Between land and sea, these craftsmen contribute to the authenticity and reputation of the island. In this article, let's dive into the fascinating world of these local artisans, discover their unique stories, techniques and products.
Situated on the Atlantic coast, Capbreton is a picturesque destination nestled in the heart of Landes, offering the perfect combination of pristine beaches, waves perfect for surfing and a relaxed atmosphere conducive to relaxation. Discover with us the hidden treasures of this charming coastal town.
The Landes is a vast territory in the southwest of France. When you think of Les Landes, you immediately conjure up images of vast expanses of pine trees, endless beaches and deep-rooted traditions. But beyond these clichés, this unique region is full of treasures to discover for travelers looking for authenticity and a change of scenery. In this article, we dive into the heart of the Landes to explore its wild landscapes, its vibrant culture and its well-kept secrets.
Nestled in the south of the charming island of Oléron, Saint-Trojan-les-Bains emerges as a tranquil oasis in the heart of the liveliness of the Atlantic Coast. Saint-Trojan les Bains offers an authentic and serene experience for travelers looking for calm and preserved nature.
The Palmyre Zoo near Royan is located on the magnificent Atlantic coast of the Charente-Maritime in France. The Palmyre Zoo offers an enriching encounter with more than 1,600 mammals, birds and reptiles of 110 different species.
The Paleosite of Saint-Césaire. In Charente-Maritime, in the heart of the rich historical region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, lies an archaeological treasure that takes visitors on a fascinating journey through the prehistoric ages.
Located in Charente-Maritime in France, the Cité de l’Huître de Marennes is much more than just a tourist attraction. It’s a captivating journey through local history, culture and gastronomy, centered around the oyster.
This exceptional site hosts gigantic underground galleries with a discovery tour of the history of vines and wine in Narbonne. The numerous wine aging barrels of the Chai Cathédrale will guide you in particular towards the reconstructions of an ancient Roman wine-growing villa, a medieval banquet and towards a museum of the tools and machines used to work the vines over the years.
Charente-Maritime, located in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of southwest France, is a department that offers a fascinating mix of idyllic beaches, historic towns and picturesque countryside. Whether you are a nature lover, a history buff or simply looking for a place to relax, Charente-Maritime has something to offer you.
Ile de Ré is known for its magnificent fine sand beaches, dunes and clear waters.
You will find family beaches in wild coves, the beaches of Conche des Balaines and Gros Jonc are particularly popular with tourists and locals for their vast expanse of sand and their relaxed atmosphere.
Saint-Cyprien est situé entre Argelès-sur-mer et Perpignan, sur la Côte Vermeille.
C'est une station balnéaire prisée pour ses plages spacieuses, son vaste port de plaisance, et ses nombreuses activités familiales. Saint-Cyprien attire les familles, les amateurs de sports nautiques et les visiteurs en quête de soleil et de détente.
Located at almost 800 meters above sea level, the Tour de la Massane is an old Watchtower dating from the 13th century, located in the Albères mountains near the border between France and Spain. In this article we will explore the trail that leads to the tower, the highlights of the hike.
Banyuls-sur-mer is a pretty, picturesque little village located on the Mediterranean Coast in the Pyrénées-Orientales department, it is one of the hidden treasures of the south of France. Known for its spectacular scenery, renowned wines and welcoming ambiance. Banyuls is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of big cities and enjoy a more relaxed pace of life.
Avignon is a city that has played a central role in the history of the Catholic Church and offers a wealth of historic sites, cultural events and magnificent landscapes. Here are some reasons why Avignon is a destination not to be missed.
The Corbières region located in the Aude department is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the crowds and discover a preserved corner of France. Its medieval villages, its hilly landscapes and its renowned vineyards, the Corbières offer a multitude of activities for curious tourists.
Welcome to Cucugnan! Nestled in the beautiful region of Occitanie in southern France among the Corbières mountains and vineyards, Cucugnan is a charming village known for its picturesque setting, rich history, and cultural heritage. Discover the area and rent a holiday home !
Nestled in the heart of the town of Compiègne, in the Oise department, the Château de Compiègne is much more than a simple royal residence. With its majestic architecture, beautifully manicured gardens and rich history of historic events, this iconic castle is a true gem to discover for lovers of history, art and culture.
In the heart of the town stands the medieval castle of Château-Gontier, dating from the 12th century. Witness to the turbulent history of the region, it offers a fascinating testimony to the military architecture of the time. The cobbled streets and half-timbered houses add to the town's picturesque charm.