2025 France Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

#magicalxmastrip 🎄The Most Christmassy Day in Colmar 🎄 Day 478of 100 Days of Treating Your Life Like a Holiday If Christmas was a town, it would be Colmar. Twinkling lights, half-timbered houses, and enough mulled wine to make your heart (and hands) warm. Y,,ou can easily soak it all in on a day trip, but a long weekend? That’s where the magic really happens. How to Spend Your Day: 🌟 Morning Magic: Head to Petite Venise for canals lined with colourful houses—it’s straight out of a fairy tale. Pro tip: the bridge near Rue des Tanneurs is the spot for a dreamy Instagram photo. 🎄 Festive Feasting: Hit the Christmas markets for tarte flambée, gingerbread, and a cup (or two) of vin chaud. The market at Place de l'Ancienne Douane has the cutest stalls and a perfect backdrop for holiday snaps. ✨ Evening Glow-Up:Wander through the illuminated streets, where every corner is a photo op. Don’t miss the view of St. Martin's Church at night—absolute festive magic. Top Tip: Stay a little longer and explore the Alsace wine route. Christmas vibes + wine tasting? Perfection. Have you been to Colmar? What’s your go-to Christmas destination? 🌟 Hit that follow button to keep up with more tips and ideas for making everyday feel like a holiday🤗

🌎Southern France is an exciting name. It is not only the hometown of lavender, but also a perfect fusion of art and nature. Today, let us embark on this classic 10-day self-driving route in romantic South France and experience the unique French style. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚗 Self-driving romantic South France 10-day route: Toulouse → Arles → Saint-Rémy → Avignon → Fontaine de Vaucluse → Gordes → Roussillon → Moutiers-Saint-Marie → Draguignan → Grasse→ Cannes→ Saint-Paul de Vence→ Nice 🌼Daily schedule day1: Augustinian Museum-Plaza Municipal Palace day2: Arles Arena—Van Gogh Center Day 3: Lebo Town – Papal Palace – Broken Bridge of Avignon day4: Avenue de la République—Avignon Theater Festival Day 5: Senanque Abbey—Stone Town—De Vaucluse day 6: Valensole – Ceramic Town day7: Holy Cross Lake day8: International Perfume Museum day9: Palais des Festivals de Cannes—Croisette Croisette day10: Old Town of Nice—Bay of Angels 🌸The total distance is 1807 kilometers and the journey time is about 10 days. It is suitable for family travel and couples travel. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Toulouse Town Hall Square 🏛️ As the heart of Toulouse, Place de Ville is not only bustling and lively, but also a paradise for food and shopping. The market on weekends is even more lively and makes people forget to leave. ✔️Papal Palace 🏰 Located on the banks of the Rhone River in Avignon, this medieval Gothic building has witnessed the vicissitudes of French history. Walking into the palace is like traveling back to that glorious era. ✔️Lake Holy Cross 🏞️ Known as "one of the most beautiful lakes in Europe", Lake Sainte-Croix attracts countless tourists with its clear water and magnificent mountain scenery. Here, you can boat, hike, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. ✔️Palace of Cannes Film Festival 🎬 As the venue for the Cannes Film Festival, one of the world's three major film festivals, the Palais des Festivals is not only a holy place for movie lovers, but also a symbol of fashion and luxury. Stroll along the Croisette and feel the unique cinematic atmosphere. ☀️This route will take you through every corner of southern France, from ancient towns to magnificent natural scenery, every step is full of surprises. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

🌎In the vast world of France, self-driving has become the best way to explore this romantic country. From the fashion capital of Paris to the lavender fields of southern France, every kilometer is full of scenery and every stop is a story. Today, let us embark on this self-driving journey together and experience the unique style and charm of France. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Paris → Avignon → Provence → Nice → Monaco → Nice 🌼Daily schedule Day 1: Eiffel Tower - Seine River - Notre Dame Cathedral Day 2: Louvre – Champs Elysées Day 3: Montmartre—Sacre Coeur Basilica day4: Palace of Fontainebleau day5: Notre Dame Cathedral Day 6: Pont du Gard—Lebo Town—Stone Town—Lavender Museum Day7: Notre Dame de Nice – Place Massena – Old Town of Nice day8: Eze Town—Plaza Palace of Monaco day9: DeVence Town-Castle Hill 🌸The whole journey is about 1022 kilometers, and the journey time is estimated to be 9 days. It is suitable for family travel and couples travel. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️The Louvre 🖼️ Stepping into one of the world's three largest museums, you feel as if you have traveled through time and space and come face to face with countless art treasures. Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa", Michelangelo's sculptures...each work is a treasure of human civilization. ✔️Eiffel Tower 🗼 As a landmark of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is not only a combination of steel and romance, but also a place of love for countless couples. Climb to the top of the tower, overlook the entire Paris, and feel the shock and romance. ✔️Provence lavender fields 🌸 In summer in Provence, the purple lavender sea is intoxicating. Walking there, you feel like you are in a fairy tale world, and every breath you take is a gift from nature. ✔️Old Town of Nice 🏰 The old town of Nice retains the ancient style of the 17th and 18th centuries, and the maze-like alleys hide countless surprises. Experience old-school French shopping and sample authentic Nice cuisine at Saraya's Plaza Market. ☀️A self-driving trip to France is not only a trip, but also a baptism of the soul. Here, you can feel the richness of history and appreciate the beauty of nature. Whether traveling with your family or with your loved ones, this journey will become the best memory in your heart. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

1⃣️Burgundy region | Chablis, Côte d'Or, Beaune town Burgundy is famous for its wine, and where there is fine wine, there is certainly no lack of beautiful scenery. Hills covered with blueberries, fields cloaked in forests, sparkling lakes, and of course, vast vineyards. Embedded within are medieval villages and retro castles... It's no wonder it's so popular for weddings. Driving into Burgundy from Paris or the Champagne region, the first area you pass through is Chablis. Then you travel through Côte d'Or to reach the town of Beaune, to explore the Hospices de Beaune, the wine cellars in the old town, the classical houses, and the unusual geometric patterns made out of colorful enamel bricks on the rooftops... Winery recommendation: Domaine Laroche (Chablis) Hotel recommendation: Hostellerie Levernois Restaurant recommendation: La Table de Levernois 2⃣️Provence | Lyon, Avignon, Gordes Lyon is one of the oldest cities in France, especially the small street under the Fourvière hill in the old town, which retains many buildings from the 15th to 17th centuries, making one feel as if they have returned to the Middle Ages. Avignon is covered with lavender and has many papal elements, such as the Papal Palace, Avignon city walls, Pont Saint-Bénézet, and the Cathedral of Our Lady of Doms, all filled with a mysterious aesthetic. Gordes-Provence, the location of postcard-perfect scenes, boasts not only the beautiful sea of lavender flowers but also the Stone Town as one of its highlights. Hotel recommendation: Airelles Gordes 3⃣️French Riviera | Saint-Tropez, Monaco, Èze, Cap Ferrat, Nice Saint-Tropez can be said to be the symbol of the reputation of the French Riviera, with many low-key yet luxurious top hotels and high-end restaurants, becoming a gathering place for wealthy celebrities and stars. Cannes is also a place full of history and artistic sense, with seafood that is even more affordable than in Nice. Monaco is a country within a country, not belonging to France~ but it is quite wealthy, with valuable sports cars seen everywhere on the beautiful streets, making the whole country feel like an incredible showcase. Èze is a small village between Nice and Monaco, and from its exotic garden at the top of over six hundred meters, one can bird's-eye view most of the French Riviera, a very charming and spectacular sight. Cap Ferrat is just a ten-minute drive from Nice. It's great for hiking. Nice is a delicate and elegant color city, with markets that are great to stroll around, full of the charm of the South of France. Because Monaco, Èze, Nice are all close together

France is an extremely fascinating place, with many world-famous cities, attractions, and delicacies. Despite some chaos for some well-known reasons, don't miss some areas of the big cities! You can go to the small and medium cities of France, the southern Provence countryside, and the azure coast, which is simply too beautiful. 1️⃣Paris, as the capital and largest city of France, is a city full of romance and culture. You can visit famous attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris, the Louvre, and the Paris Opera House, and taste food and red wine. 2️⃣Marseille: France's second largest city, located on the Mediterranean coast, has an ancient city center, museums, beaches, and the Blue Coast. 3️⃣Lyon: France's third largest city, also a famous food city in France, has one of the oldest food markets in the world, where you can taste various foods. In addition, Lyon also has a beautiful old town, ancient cathedrals, and museums. 4️⃣Nice: Located on the French Blue Coast, it has beautiful beaches, ancient castles, churches and museums, as well as the famous cliff restaurant. 5️⃣Bordeaux: It is a famous wine-producing area in France, with a beautiful old town and museums, as well as the famous vineyards and wine museums on the banks of the Garonne. Here you can taste a variety of delicious red and white wines. 6️⃣Avignon: An ancient city in the Provence region, with ancient churches, castles and cathedrals, and the world-famous art festival 'Avignon Art Festival'. 7️⃣Toulouse: Known as the 'Pink City' because of the color of its buildings at dusk. Its reputation is also due to the vast Gothic and Romanesque churches and architectural monuments. 8️⃣Strasbourg: It is the crossroads of Europe, blending German and French cultures. It is the seat of the European Parliament, the Court of Human Rights, and the European Commission. 9️⃣Rennes: It is the capital of the Brittany region, with a beautiful old town and museums, as well as famous city gates and cathedrals, making it an excellent choice for understanding French history and culture. 🔟Rouen: It is the capital of Normandy, and the Seine River divides Rouen into two. This city is famous for Joan of Arc. It is also the 'City of a Hundred Bell Towers', with beautiful Gothic churches such as Saint-Maclou and Saint-Quentin. 1️⃣1️⃣Menton: One of the most popular destinations on the Azure Coast, with gardens and historical sites, and lemons everywhere. 1️⃣2️⃣Cannes: Famous for its film festival. It has ancient history, cooking traditions, and beautiful beaches!

#summerfest Chateau De Versailles is holding a summer festival for summer, where the sun sets around 9-10pm. One can enter the garden of the palace from 730pm and watch the sun set, celebrating darkness and the day ends with fireworks. If you are early and manage to catch a good spot, you can also catch shots of the fountain show with the fireworks. tickets can be obtained online.

The Eiffel Tower located in Paris, France🇫🇷 is called the Eiffel Tower🗼 It was built in 1889 for the Paris International Exhibition and the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution. The current highest point is 330 meters. At every hour of the night, such as nine o'clock, ten o'clock, and eleven o'clock, the lights of the entire Eiffel Tower will start to flash continuously, which is very gorgeous and lasts for about 5 minutes. If you want to buy a ticket to climb the Eiffel Tower 🗼, it is recommended to go to the official website to book two months in advance. Even if you buy it a month ago, you may not be able to get the ticket for the lighthouse period you want. If time permits, you can queue at the on-site Eiffel Tower. But the waiting time is about 30 minutes to an hour. Personally recommend the best location to take photos of the Eiffel Tower in Paris: 🔸Champ de Mars (close-up shot) 🔹Xiayou Palace (long shot) The Eiffel Tower🗼 is also one of the famous attractions in France. If you haven’t been here, don’t say you have been to France. #France #frenchtravel #paris #ParisTower #EIFFELTOwer

Covid is now a thing of the past, and flights have been so full even I am unable to get on even with a company ticketed fare, which means it's road trip time down towards Zurich but not before stopping in Kaysersberg, a little historical town in France roughly about 3 hours drive from frankfurt. Kaysersberg js known also as the mountain of the emperor where this is also a popular tourists spot to visit. You will be able to understand the history of Kayersberg during the 1200s and also see the beautiful old town of Kayersber, where surpsingly many of the buildings are quite well mantained like what you see back in Germany. Of and, you have to visit this cheese shop called Cave D Affinage where its this underground cheese shop, and even for a cheese lover like me the smell of cheese was too overwhelming! oh gosh! But you be able to also see how these cheese are being cut packed and distributed. #fallingforfall #france #oldtown #scenic #cheese #historical #beautifultown

if you are someone that like hiking then perhaps you can visit nice or Bordeaux in France instead of just going to the bustling city of Paris where it’s crowded and very city like and business. you can take a bus to visit nice or Bordeaux or even lyon and have a nice few nights trip over there. hiking is quite easy here and it is not steep and the view is perfect and worth it after you reached the summit. you will definitely not regret the hike as seen on the pictures. you can also visit other places of attraction and they are all actually very good as you can learn about the history of France here too. overall recommended activity.

#createwithtrip #urbanexplorer #summervacation if you are visiting France Paris for the first time in your life , one of the places to visit is the arc de triumph it’s an iconic monument and it’s really pretty. it can be difficult to get a good picture here since cars are moving all around here but still it’s a wonderful experience and place to be. you will fall in love with the monument as it’s pretty and walk down champs Élysée as well for some nice restaurants or just cafe and cake. overall France is a nice place to be in. that is why it is known as the city of love. would definitely recommend to visit this if you have a chance.

Starting your trip from Paris, take a 3 to 4 hours drive towards Mont St Michel, which is a tidal island and mainland commune in Normandy, France. This place feels like a fairytale, reminding me of a castle in Disneyland. After Mont St Michel, head over to Omaha Beach which was a landing area in Normandy, northern France, used by Allied forces in the WWII D-Day invasion. There was also a brilliant museum and memorial, that really showed the amount of bravery and loss that took place on those blood stained beaches. After Omaha Beach, take a quick pit stop to Honfleur, which is a beautiful harbour. (Tip: Visit G'ours'mandise for amazing waffles and delicious hot chocolate)

Epicure Restaurants, France Located In 112 Rue Du Faubourg Saint-Honore Le Bristol Paris, 75008 Paris France Not all Three star restaurants are equal.Needless to say, continuity is a major factor and award winning chef Eric Frechon's multi-decade tour as director of culinary operations at Epicure is unrivaled.No detail is missed in the pursuit of perfection.His motto is 'There is no cooking without the finest products.'The bread is made from Heritage grains, grown in the south of France by Mr. Roland Feuillas, and milled in house for absolute quality control.It'called "A Living Bread."The menu consists of signature dishes and seasonal ones.Don't miss the Leeks from ILE DE FRANCE with a tartar of Perle Blanche oysters if available.Other notable menu offerings include the Large Langoustines with orange-mango condiment, and the Saddle of Milk Fed Lamb with herbed gnocchi.Save room for dessert, with the Guatemalan Cocoa Bean nibs with smoked milk foam and cocoa nibs ice cream memorable.Add in a level of service rarely found in today's chaotic restaurant world and you realize what Paradise truly looks like.A Bientot Epicure. Since this is a three star Michelin restaurant, we were expecting stupendous food and service and ... we were not disappointed at all. I found the waiters extremely attentive and friendly, ensuring our glasses were constantly topped up and our plates were served elegantly. The food was brilliant, I loved the caviar with mashed potatoes, the prawn with mango salsa and the macaroni with foie gras. The deserts were super refreshing and creative. I never found chocolate and lemon foam presented in such a unique and tasty dish. The only slight let-down was the implementation of chicken in the last main course. I never usually expect a chef to use chicken as it can be extremely hard to create a unique texture or flavour from chicken breasts or legs. Although it wasn’t bad, it was average (not breathtaking at all). Overall the meal ended with some coffee and lovely macaroons with everyone on the table content and happy. I would definitely recommended going here for a special occasion or taking a loved one here #newphotographer#travelinspiration#scenicspotguide#unforgettableexperiences#nyedestinations#decembertravel#deliciousfood#couplestrip#awesomepic#scubadiving#bestislandtraveltowns#romanticrestaurant#seafoodfeast#culturalattractions

Les Apotres de Pigalle Restaurants, France Located In 2 rue Germain Pilon, 75018 Paris France We visited on our first night in Paris and it was such a great experience. The food is delicious, so nice to order lots of things and share. The duck dish is gorgeous, we also got mac&cheese, falafel, burata, ceviche (was salmon that night) and plenty of fresh bread and nice wine. It was all so tasty. The banoffee pie was fantastic. Mostly the atmosphere and the friendly staff made the experience fantastic. The staff went through each item on the menu at the start so you knew what it was. Would be happy to return whenever we come back to Paris! I'm so glad we found this bar in the trendy Pigalle district! We dropped in on our first night in Paris and had a great time. We enjoyed chatting with the friendly owners, and tried various tapas style plates from the menu. Loved everything...especially the truffle mac and cheese. Trust me - order it! Banana dessert was killer too. We tried to visit again a couple days later, but sadly it was fully booked up for a private event. Will definitely try again next time we are in Paris! Amazing little restaurant! The food was amazing and the service was even better. Roland (who is one of the owners), was so personable and courteous, I can’t say enough good things about him. He was great at explaining the menu and was very attentive to our needs and wants. All the food was great. In particular we loved the Mac and cheese, duck and chicken quesadilla. Next time we visit Paris we will definitely come back again. Highly recommended! #newphotographer#travelinspiration#scenicspotguide#unforgettableexperiences#nyedestinations#decembertravel#deliciousfood#couplestrip#awesomepic#scubadiving#bestislandtraveltowns#romanticrestaurant#seafoodfeast#culturalattractions

Located In 24 rue de la Tour D Auvergne, 75009 Paris France I don't words can truly do justice to how great our evening at ASPIC was, but here goes nothing... My companion and I arrived punctually for the 19:30 sitting. We were greeted warmly by a friendly host who immediately made us feel at ease and laid the foundations for what we had in store. Immediately the front of house team built a rapport with us through their highly personable interactions. Shortly thereafter we were presented with our first course, as well as our first wine pairing. Immediately we were satisfied and knew the six dishes to follow would be sublime. The food just kept getting better and better with every dish, with the enjoyment levels building until we were in outright euphoria come the final few dishes. The atmosphere in the small venue reflected this also, we could feel the tables around us starting to become more energised as we built up to the crescendo. The whole experience felt like a carefully paced and planned journey. Like a fine piece of music, the peaks and troughs were spaced out to perfection. The metronomic replacement of bread (which in itself was perfect) provided the beat, whilst the dishes took the place of choruses. The chefs bringing the food to us directly and explaining passionately what they had created for us bridged the gaps. Whilst the food took centre stage and was the main takeaway from the evening, the wider experience elevated the evening to perfection levels. ASPIC craft food as art, and distribute it directly to the end recipient, who on the evening in question, was thankfully a very happy me! Lately, in Paris, finding a taxi has become quite challenging and we needed 2 taxis! Anyway we made it on time, as it was emphasized! The place is small and unassuming, but the meal was excellent. Subtle flavors, refined executions, superb quality of ingredients, notably the langoustines and the pork (pluma). Very good service and a nice chat with the cook completed our experience…however we had even more trouble finding transport to go back, because it had started to rain! After 2 of us managed to grab a passing taxi, the remaining three were contemplating spending the night on the banquettes ! The very nice and helpful manager then went out in the rain and, after a while, came back with a taxi! We were extremely grateful and we left as very satisfied customers! #newphotographer#travelinspiration#scenicspotguide#unforgettableexperiences#nyedestinations#decembertravel#deliciousfood#couplestrip#awesomepic#bestislandtraveltowns#romanticrestaurant#seafoodfeast#culturalattractions#halloween2021

Mayfair Garden, Incredible Indian Food in Paris Located In An actual Indian, with amazing flavours, and service...in Paris... wow! We made a last minute decision to go out and cake across Mayfair Garden, partly because of its gluten free offering and had one of the best Indians we have ever had! Service was just brilliant, decor was tasteful and upmarket and the food...oh the food... was fantastic. We couldn’t decide between the menu choices and there was indeed a number of gluten free options- the staff also happy to help with this. Would highly recommend- you won’t be disappointed. Already looking forward to the next visit! Near the end of our stay in Paris, and after much discussion of where to eat after a big day of sight seeing, my wife and I settled on Mayfair Garden near our hotel in the Trocadero neighborhood. And what a delightful choice it turned out to be! Located on a quiet side street, the interior of the restaurant was bright and impeccably clean and welcoming. We knew we were in for a treat when our samosas arrived. They were beautiful and unique, surrounded by chickpeas and onions with a hint of pomegranate, yet they remained unmistakably samosas. The rest of the meal followed that same pattern, with thoughtful and delicious interpretations of classic dishes with a touch of Paris in each. All in all, the best Indian meal I have ever had. The owner and the wait staff were friendly and attentive. When next we return to Paris we will come back to Mayfair Garden. #newphotographer#travelinspiration#scenicspotguide#unforgettableexperiences#nyedestinations#decembertravel#deliciousfood#couplestrip#awesomepic#bestislandtraveltowns#romanticrestaurant#seafoodfeast#culturalattractions#halloween2021

Located In 25 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris France Paris has so many wonderful spots to try and it’s often hard to choose. Decided on Boutary for a Saturday night dinner with 7 courses. Gregor was our waiter and seriously one of the best of the profession. He speaks 4 languages, and most importantly he really knows the dishes & wines in detail. This spot likes to surprise guests rather than offer ingredients up front, however you can ask to avoid items as you wish. Stop reading here if you like surprises. The apertivos were divine with the second a potato -seaweed butter & cream topped with caviar. Fish courses : Tuna marinated & smoked with passion fruit vinaigrette, lobster in Thai coconut milk, monk fish -4 sauces and a veal dish for the meat course . The desserts were works of art & yummy. Choose the premium wine pairings for a fabulous -fool proof night. Truly a culinary experience. Choice of five or seven courses paired with wine (or choose your own). We went with the pairing to allow the chef to truly connect us with each course. And, he did not disappoint. We started with Caviar, eating it the traditional way (the back of your hand) and toured through courses that included monk fish, aged beef, each one was great and paired perfectly with the wines. The chef makes an appearance during the dinner, which is always a very special treat. We truly enjoy our culinary experiences, and this one is another great one added to our travels. If you have an opportunity to visit, you will not be disappointed. I ate here on my last night in Paris. I chose it based on the positive Google reviews. I was seated upstairs with a waiter that spoke excellent English and provided me with an English menu. I ordered the 5 course menu with caviar and premium wine pairings. My waiter thoroughly explained every course and wine pairing. I enjoyed all of the courses, with the exception of the fish course. The flavor was great, but it was under-cooked. The waiter noticed that I didn’t eat all of it and asked me for feedback. He was kind enough to add an additional dessert course and extra glass of wine. The service was excellent! I was very happy, a little drunk, and comfortably full by the end of my meal. It was a great last meal in Paris. #newphotographer#travelinspiration#scenicspotguide#unforgettableexperiences#nyedestinations#decembertravel#deliciousfood#couplestrip#awesomepic#bestislandtraveltowns#romanticrestaurant#seafoodfeast#culturalattractions#halloween2021

Il Etait Un Square Located In 54 rue Corvisart, 75013 Paris France This place was super good. We didn’t have a reservation so we got there right when it opened ; we were lucky enough to kindly be seated and welcomed in. We speak English but tried our best attempt at French , but we were welcomed in a warm way and made to feel at home. Now, with that all being said, the burgers (cheddar, and Mac) and tartare (gascon) were awesome. The tartare was much better and easier to eat than expected (we were a bit nervous) and would definitely recommend. The creamy cheese (not melted) was to die for and was a specialty for sure. Being from America we thought we’ve had some great burgers but this may top even the best we have at home, give it a try and be kind to the people working , they made our time great and will make yours great too Myself, wife and son were on a weekend visit to Paris and had seen the positive reviews for Il Etait Un Square on Tripadvisor, so trekked there after visiting the Eiffel Tower. It was about an hour walk (note to self; Use the metro next time), but totally worth the effort. The minute we walked in we were welcomed with a warm smile and a super-friendly greeting and knew immediately we'd made a great choice. We were given a choice of where to sit and once we were settled were run through the menu with a great explanation of what was on offer. Sadly, our French is appalling but fortunately for us, their English was excellent. When the food came it was just what we'd hoped for and the only problem we had was that we couldn't finish it! Chicken and beef burgers were excellent, fries tasty and crisp and some nice, fresh salad on the side. What's not to like? Could have happily stayed and chilled out for a while but a visit to the Louvre was scheduled so we had to leave. As we were paying, our waitress who had obviously finished her shift and was leaving to go home made a point of saying goodbye to us as she left. Would come back in a heartbeat - but I'd use the metro next time! #newphotographer#travelinspiration#unforgettableexperiences#scenicspotguide#nyedestinations#decembertravel#deliciousfood#couplestrip#awesomepic#bestislandtraveltowns#romanticrestaurant#seafoodfeast#culturalattractions#halloween2021

Pastries, cheese, wine & seafood 😍 all my favourite things in France 🇫🇷 sharing my highlights from the short road trip I went on 😊⠀ ⠀ 🥐 @le_moulin_des_artistes_ for their pastries ⠀ 🍴@mitchrestaurant for gorgeous food & plating, it was my fav meal of the trip⠀ 🍰@maison_weibel for their cakes, particularly their Aix specialty⠀ 🧀Wine & cheese night from a local cheese shop on our terrace @lechateaudescinqcantons ⠀ 🐙@gaudina.arles for a nice meal with grilled octopus & sea bream ceviche ⠀ 🐟 Calanque de Figuerolles for fresh fish, this restaurant is pretty local and right by the water ⠀ 🐸@hoteldesbains.charavines for their frog legs, small fried fish & the best French desserts (not pictured) ⠀ ⠀ Also visited a few vineyards near Aix & in Gigondas 🍷 @chateaulacoste @chateaudelagaude @pierreamadieu ⠀ ⠀ Would definitely recommend visiting Aix & Arles, they both have a lot to offer 💛⠀ ⠀ #aixenprovence #arles #mitchrestaurant #maisonweibel #gaudinaarles #france #roadtrip #aixfood #aixrestaurant #aixenprovencetourism #arlestourisme #arlesfrance #romanticrestaurant#themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Can’t beat a dinner with a view 🥰 @lasenne_restaurant was one of my fav meals from my recent trip to France with a gorgeous alfresco dining area by the water 💙 the prawn linguine was perfect along with the grilled turbot 🍝 ⁣ ⁣ My other restaurant recommendations are⁣ @pollenavignon - amazing lunch menu, 1 Michelin ⭐️ (Avignon) ⁣ @ateliernco - super fresh oyster & mussels spot, they’re only allowed to sell what they harvest, I’m not an oyster fan but still enjoyed it 🦪☺️ (near Sète)⁣ @calikitchennimes - great brunch spot with açai bowls & duck waffles (Nîmes)⁣ @pocomas24 - casual tapas spot with insane bacon & cheese fries (Nîmes)⁣ @rouge_nimes - gorgeous cocktail spot in their lovely courtyard, the bar itself is really vibey too (Nîmes)⁣ Chez Bettie - London bus turned burger truck with smashing burgers 🍔 (Voiron)⁣ @legoutdujour84 - lovely set menu, the courgette starter was amazing 👌🏼 (Avignon)⁣ @black_bass_hotel - restaurant with a view of Lake Annecy 😍 lovely meal with a view (Annecy)⁣ Le Central Bar - chilled rooftop bar vibes (Avignon) ⁣ ⁣ 📍La Senne - 4 Quai Maximin Licciardi, 34200 Sète, France⁣ ⁣ #lasenne #pollenavignon #ateliernco #calikitchen #pocomas #rougenimes #chezbettie #legoutdujour #blackbasshotel #lecentralbar #sète #nîmes #avignon #annecy #avignonfood #annecyfood #francetravel #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Can’t believe I am actually entering into a new decade 🙈 This past year has been pretty special to me as I decided to change career and become a full-time photographer. I guess it was now or never to try this new adventure and after 10 months of freelancing, I can say it was a great decision ! I was lucky to travel more than I ever have and work on some exciting projects. Here are some rare pictures of ME taken over the past few months 😉 I am pretty shy in front of the camera but hey, it’s a special day so let’s get crazy ✌️ #themepark#zoo#nationalpark

As I can't capture the blossom of the cherry trees this year in Paris, this will be my one & only cherry blossom series with some unpublished pictures from the past years ! I was waiting to shoot these Prunus trees for a month since the first blossoms came earlier this year but Mr Corona decided it would be otherwise 😭 Let me know your favorite shot ! #themepark#nationalpark

Typically the kind of places I wouldn’t mind spending my quarantine in 🙈 Still hard to believe that all the iconic Parisian monuments are closed right now ! I remember taking these pictures during private events where I felt lucky to be alone in these wonderful galleries ! It is during those moments that you realize how beautiful the French architecture is ! Which is your favorite monument in France ? • Picture #1 - Grand Foyer of @operadeparis Picture #2 - Galeries des Glaces of @chateauversailles Picture #3 - Grande Galerie of @museelouvre #nationalpark

What can I say? It’s Disneyland Hotel. Absolutely amazing. Staff amazing. Love the idea of the food vouchers - we had half board premium, buffet breakfast was included every morning- 7:30 - 11:00 am. Biggest buffet selection I think I’ve ever seen. This gives you the chance to enter the park at 8:30am before the public and then come back for breakfast at 10am or a quick breakfast at 7:30 to get into the park at 8:30 am if you’re an early riser. Buffet Breakfast is at Inventions- (you will see Mickey, Donald, Pluto, Tigger, Pinocchio, Gepeto and Captain Cook ) We also had dinner menu included with this booking, you must book your dinner reservations in months in advance - we were not told this however luckily got a spot! Inventions is again another buffet - the BEST dinner buffet, amazing, yummy and entertaining again with the characters visiting. California grill serves amazing meals with beautiful service especially from a waiter - Haykel. The menu is 2 options to choose from. While you are at dinner, your bedroom is visited and chocolate placed on your bed along with a sweet dreams card, another amazing magic touch. I hope everyone gets to experience Disneyland hotel sometime in their life. Amazing. #unforgettableexperiences#themepark

Travel back in time in the sacred city of Rocamadour, one of the most spectacular villages in Europe. With its breathtaking layers of houses and chapels, Rocamadour has been a great pilgrimage site since the Middle-Ages. The basilica and the crypt are both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the chapel of Miracles holds the renowned statue of the Black Madonna, worshipped here for over a millennium. Book your hotel in Rocamadour and discover the charms of this region. #bestislandtraveltowns#naturalwonders#nationalpark

Skiing In The French Alps Ok folks so we have all been on some vacation to somewhere hot, but going on holiday in search of snow is something that only a certain type of person does. That person is probably into skiing. A skiing vacation does not have to be something that a professional and seasoned skier does, and in fact I learned to ski when I was on the mountains of France. If you are considering going on a skiing holiday, then I suppose it is better to learn how to Ski before you go away, and that way you can really benefit from enjoying the more challenging slopes. My first skiing holiday, happened because my wife said that she was bored of going on holiday in search of sun and I could hardly blame her! Year, after year we ago away to some place hot and sit on the beach all day, I don’t know about you but it is not our idea of fun. The year before we had went on a safari holiday, and this was something that we found a lot more entertaining, it gave us a chance to actually do something different, #easylife#palace#naturalwonders#beautifulhotel#summervacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

Designed by Martin Brudnizki's design studio, Pink Mama is a delicious Italian restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere. The roof garden offers views of the entire city and is a great place to take pictures. There is a pink in the name. I thought it was a pink girl's storefront. However, when I opened the door, it was a very textured Baroque floor, and there was a staircase and a picture frame in each corner. Retro, the best looking is the restaurant on the third floor, the fully transparent dining room roof is clean and bright. The restaurant has 720 square meters, each floor has a different style. It feels like a punch in four restaurants, the atmosphere of the spiral staircase, the eyes are all exquisite. Four floors with four spaces first floor: kitchen technology display area second floor: large-scale public dining area top floor: glass roof viewing area basement : Bar area France Paris ps: Close to the Moulin Rouge and the French Romance Museum.

The world is so beautiful, I want to see it with you. Take the mountains and rivers. The way you cross the sea world depends on how you look at it after the world. Watch with you.

Winter has arrived, and the French ski season is officially underway! If you're a fan of skiing, the French Alps and the Pyrenees are destinations you can't miss. Top Ski Destinations: 1. Chamonix: One of France's most famous ski resorts, offering stunning views and slopes for everyone from beginners to experts. If you love challenging runs, Chamonix will satisfy your thrill-seeking needs. Plus, you can take a cable car to see Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Europe. 2. Les Trois Vallées: One of the largest ski areas in the world, connecting several resorts like Méribel, Courchevel, and Val Thorens. With a wide variety of slopes, both skiers and snowboarders will find their perfect run. 3. Alpe d’Huez: Known as the Island of the Sun, it's great for winter skiing and summer cycling. With excellent snow quality and beautiful scenery, it's perfect for families and beginners. Tips for skiing: • Equipment Rental: Most ski resorts offer rental services, so you don't need to bring your own gear, making it convenient and hassle-free! • Ski Lessons: If you're new to skiing, consider taking lessons from ski schools available at many resorts, with professional instructors to guide you. • Relax in Hot Springs: After a day on the slopes, unwind in the resort's hot springs, especially after skiing in the mountains all day, it's a real treat! Après-Ski Delights: After skiing, be sure to try the local cheese fondue and raclette, which are both warming and delicious. Complement them with traditional French red wine for the perfect ski holiday experience! Come and experience the French ski season! Whether you're an expert or a beginner, the French mountains will give you unforgettable winter memories! #FrenchSkiResorts #Alps #EuropeanSkiing

As a skiing enthusiast, missing out on Les 3 Vallées is not an option! Known as the largest ski area in the world, it consists of three valleys in the Alps, featuring 155 lifts and 354 slopes with a total length of 600km. The lifts and slopes connect seven ski resorts across the valleys. This year, the Epic Pass includes a 7-day pass for Les 3 Vallées, valued at over 400 euros. Popular Ski Resorts: - Val Thorens: The highest altitude and largest resort, where I stayed. - Meribel: Centrally located, convenient, with affordable hotels. - Courchevel: A luxury resort with high-end brand stores and gourmet restaurants. Public Transportation: European trains and buses are convenient. Fly to Lyon, France, or Geneva, Switzerland, and take a ski bus to the hotels in Les 3 Vallées. Transfer at Moutier to reach each resort. Book Altibus tickets online in advance, with adult one-way fares starting at 60 euros. Val Thorens Hotel Recommendation: Hôtel Club MMV offers a week-long stay with early booking three months in advance. Three people can share two 15-square-meter rooms for 120 euros per person per night. The hotel includes breakfast and dinner, with drinks and snacks available to take back to your room. It's a 2-minute walk from the bus station, with ski-in/out access and a direct lift to the hotel. Unlike many accommodations, this hotel offers excellent free WiFi, perfect for remote work. Tip: Bring your ski boots and rent other gear locally to avoid potential delays in luggage delivery during holidays. I experienced a delay with my checked ski gear, which arrived on the fifth day. Stay tuned for the next post on Val Thorens ski slopes and photo spots! #Skiing #FranceSkiing #EuropeSkiing #ValThorensSkiing #Les3Vallees #SkiGuide #SkiResort

Choosing the right ski resort is crucial, and there are three main criteria to consider: high snow coverage, long and varied slopes, and excellent infrastructure. Here are six of the most unique ski resorts in France that you might want to bookmark. Alpe Huez: This resort ranges from 1,500 to 3,300 meters in altitude, offering 111 slopes of varying levels, totaling over 250 kilometers. The lower altitude areas below 2,300 meters are perfect for beginners, with two fun ski parks for photos. The higher areas above 2,300 meters provide thrilling experiences for advanced skiers. Chamonix: Located at the foot of Mont Blanc (4,810 meters), this resort ranges from 1,042 to 3,275 meters in altitude and features three main ski areas. It also hosts the French ESF school with world-class instructors, offering professional support and guidance for both beginners and ski enthusiasts. Les 2 Alpes: One of France's oldest ski resorts, ranging from 1,350 to 3,600 meters in altitude, with 95 slopes totaling 227 kilometers. Seventy percent of the slopes are for beginners and intermediates, making it a great family-friendly destination. Courchevel: Part of the Three Valleys, this resort ranges from 1,100 to 2,738 meters in altitude and is known for its luxury. It boasts nine Michelin-starred restaurants, five palace-level accommodations, and a shopping center filled with luxury brands, offering a lavish experience. Méribel: Also part of the Three Valleys, this resort ranges from 1,100 to 2,950 meters in altitude and is famous for its parties at 2,000 meters, with live music from afternoon to late night. Val Thorens: The highest ski resort in Europe, ranging from 2,300 to 3,230 meters in altitude, with 150 kilometers of slopes. The ski season lasts nearly six months, from November to May. Timing: Most resorts are open from December to April, but avoid holidays to save over 50% on costs. Transportation: For groups of three or more, driving or renting a car is recommended. Some accommodations are far from the lifts, and carrying skis can be exhausting, so driving is more convenient and cost-effective. Ski Preparation: For the upper body, bring ski goggles, gloves, quick-dry base layers, a warm jacket, and a waterproof outer layer. For the lower body, wear base layer pants, waterproof ski pants, ski boots, and warm long socks. Beginners can rent gear and buy it later if they enjoy skiing. For early bird deals and more European travel tips, follow and stay updated. #TravelBeauty #InspirationNotes #SkiingInFrance