With the River Seine gently meandering through this incredible city in northern central France, the captivating, romantic city of Paris has been described in just about every possible way and is a dream destination for people the world over, boasting many famous landmarks, a rich history and idyllic Parisian scenes at every turn. The city features monument-lined boulevards, fascinating museums, classical bistros, bohemian art nouveau cafes, creative wine bars, stylish boutiques, and art galleries. Must-see attractions include: the impressive Gothic Notre Dame Cathedral, the world-renowned Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the Arc de Triomphe standing guard over the glamourous Champs Elysees Avenue. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample infamous French cuisine at an array of enticing ‘boulangeries’, ‘patisseries’, and ‘fromageries’.
The capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department on the French Riviera, Nice enjoys an idyllic location, sitting on the pebbly shores of the Baie des Anges with spectacular Alps-to-Mediterranean surroundings. It is well known for its breathtaking views along the Promenade des Anglais, its famous waterfront, lined with deck chairs for lazing in the sun alongside the azure water. Art lovers can marvel at the impressive collections housed in the city's numerous world-class museums, including the Matisse Museum, Musée Chagall, the Musée d'Art Moderne et d'Art Contemporain, and the Musée et Site Archeologiques de Cimiez, which includes the ruins of the Gallo-Roman settlement in Cimiez. Architecture enthusiasts will find plenty to peak their interest in the ocher-tinted streets of the city's charming Old Town. These narrow, traffic-free alleyways are lined with romantic cafes, picturesque houses and boutiques, as well as the famous flower and fruit market of Cours Saleya. With its perfect balance of modern sophistication and old-world charm, as well as attractions suited to all ages, it's no wonder Nice is such a renowned vacation destination.
Ile de France is a historic region of north-central France, which includes Paris, the country’s glittering capital, Versailles, the seat of the French monarchy between 1692 and 1789, and the illustrious wine-making region of Champagne. The main attraction here is - ofcourse - Paris, famed for its air of romance and home to countless incomparable cultural treasures. These include the iconic Eiffel Tower, dominating the skyline, the hilltop Sacre-Couer Cathedral, the legendary Louvre art museum with its modern glass pyramid and countless artistic treasures, and the awe-inspiring Notre Dame Cathedral. Other highlights of Ile De France include outstanding cuisine at any of the region’s Michelin-star restaurants, visiting the opulent Palace of Versailles, or taking a tasting tour in Epernay, the hub of the country’s world-famous bubbly industry.
