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.
A cultural journey to discover Sète. The Little Venice of France offers cultural activities that will appeal to art and history lovers. Some pay homage to artists who lived in Sète. Visit the sea museum, the Georges Brassens space and the Paul Valéry museum.
A treasure located on the magnificent Mediterranean coast, the town of Sète is a popular destination in the South of France. Beyond the borders of the city, real pearls are to be discovered: Bouzigues, the Valmagne abbey or the Laurens castle.
Maison Esquillon has a panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea, this remarkable residence is set back from the seafront with a large private garden in Théoule-sur-Mer.
Théoule-sur-Mer is a charming seaside resort located on the Mediterranean coast, in the Alpes-Maritimes department in southeastern France.
The private estate of Château Chante l'Oiseau has more than 4 hectares of land including a large garden, open fields overlooking the surrounding countryside as well as woods with private walking and cycling paths. Lots of of birds and birdsong in the woods !
The chateau can accommodate up to 16 people, with its 8 bedrooms | 8 bathrooms.
The property is located at the end of a residential lane, a short drive (15/20 mins walk) or 2km from the village of Callian.
Callian is located 35 minutes inland, 30 minutes from Cannes and Grasse. Easy access (15 minutes) from the A8 motorway.
The village is one of the most beautiful villages in France with all amenities including lovely restaurants and cafes with panoramic views.
Located in the heart of the Lot region of France, Cajarc is a medieval gem that enchants visitors with its timeless charm, picturesque streets and rich historical heritage.
Let's discover the wonders of Cajarc, a destination that evokes the spirit of the Middle Ages while offering an authentic and unique travel experience.
Albi, episcopal city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Albi illustrates the influence of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages. You will be able to discover a rich heritage which earned it UNESCO classification in 2010.
Visit to Saint-Jea-Pied-de-Port in the Basque Country. A must for pilgrims from all over the world traveling the route to Santiago de Compostela. The village is considered the gateway or the final stage of the sacred journey.
In the picturesque landscape of Périgord, Limeuil stands like a jewel that dazzles visitors with its natural beauty, medieval charm and rich history. Located at the confluence of the Dordogne and the Vézère, this enchanting village offers an unforgettable getaway in a preserved and authentic setting.
Nestled in the heart of Provence, between mountains and green valleys, lies a picturesque village that captures the imagination with its timeless charm and medieval streets: Barjols. This hidden pearl in the South of France offers much more than breathtaking landscapes, it offers an immersion in the history, culture and natural beauty of the region.
In the heart of the rolling hills of the Luberon, you will find a pretty, beautifully preserved village, capturing the very essence of Provence: Lourmarin.
With its narrow streets, its facades bathed in sunlight and its peaceful atmosphere, this Provençal village enchants visitors with its timeless charm and authenticity.
Nestled in the heart of the sunny landscapes of the Luberon, Ménerbes emerges like a preserved jewel of Provence. With its cobbled streets, sun-drenched stone houses and stunning views of the surrounding countryside, this Provençal village embodies the very essence of southern charm.
Nestled between Nice and Monaco, Villefranche-sur-Mer is a stopover point for many cruise ships with its picturesque fishing port. With its 16th century Citadel and its colorful facades, Villefranche-sur-Mer has also become a popular city for painters and artists.
The Pyrénées-Orientales, the southern jewel of France, offering an ideal getaway for lovers of nature, history and culture. Between the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean and the majestic peaks of the Pyrenees, this captivating region reveals a perfect balance of Mediterranean charm and mountainous splendor. In this article, let's discover the hidden treasures and unforgettable experiences of the Pyrénées-Orientales.
The Pyrénées-Orientales, a region in the south of France which offers many picturesque villages, steeped in history, culture and Mediterranean charm. As you wander through these hidden gems, you will be transported to a world where cobbled lanes tell centuries-old stories and landscapes offer breathtaking vistas.
Nestled along the stunning French Riviera, Théoule-sur-Mer is a hidden gem that invites travelers to savor the perfect blend of Mediterranean charm, with its azure waters and picturesque landscapes. This picturesque town, located just a short drive from Cannes, offers a quiet escape for those looking for a holiday on the French Riviera.
Enjoy the Pyrenees mountains, stay at Font Romeu-Odeillo-Via.
Located in the Eastern Pyrenees, this charming village is an ideal place of residence for a mountain holiday. You can visit historical monuments such as the Hermitage or the Grand Hotel.
Le Four-de-Saint-Elme is perched majestically on the heights of Collioure. Fort Saint-Elme is much more than an imposing silhouette on the horizon - it is a living witness to the region's tumultuous history, offering visitors an immersive dive into the past. Let's discover together the secrets and charms of this historic site.
Nestled along the Mediterranean coast, Port-Vendres attracts travelers with its authentic charm and breathtaking landscapes. This picturesque port town, accompanied by its neighbouring gems, offers a diverse range of activities, making it a perfect destination for those seeking a combination of history, natural beauty and culinary delights.
In the heart of the Loire Valley, where French history and elegance were omnipresent, stands majestically the Château d'Amboise. Witness to centuries of history, this royal castle enchants visitors with its remarkable architecture, picturesque gardens and close ties to iconic figures of the Renaissance.
The Château de Monstoreau - Museum of Contemporary Art houses the world's largest collection of works from the Art and Language movement. It is located in the Loire Valley, classified as a world heritage site by UNESCO, in Maine-et-Loire in the town of Montsoreau between Angers and Tours.
France is famous for its wine and is home to picturesque wine villages that captivate wine lovers and travelers seeking cultural discovery. Nestled in the heart of the vineyards, certain villages offer a unique experience combining exquisite tastings, captivating landscapes and wine traditions.
The Dordogne has many majestic castles, each one as beautiful as the next and witnesses to the history that spans the centuries. Each stone, each tower, tells a story and offers visitors a captivating journey through time. Let's discover some emblematic castles of the Dordogne with a glorious past.
France is full of beautiful medieval villages which have preserved their architectural and cultural heritage over the centuries. These picturesque villages offer a real journey back in time with their cobbled streets, stone houses, Gothic churches and fortified castles.
Discover a selection of villages in France to plan your next getaways whether you are passionate about history, culture, architecture or looking for calm and serenity.
Located about twenty minutes from Brantôme, ideal for a family stroll or a getaway. It is a pretty medieval village classified among the most beautiful villages in France where calm is guaranteed. The history of Saint-Jean de Côle is linked to that of the Marthonie castle from the 12th and 15th centuries. This monument is classified but not open to visitors, you can still admire it from the terrace of a restaurant, Place Saint Jean, where it dominates.