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Wandering through Paris is an endless treat. Whether
you’re witnessing the sunset along the Seine, sampling delicious buttery
pastries or taking in masterpieces at one of the city’s numerous
museums, there is always something to catch your eye. Read More ...
The Abbey of Mont Saint Michel is one of France’s most recognisable
landmarks and a must-visit on any trip to the country. The Abbey and
small town are located on a tidal island on the north coast of Normandy,
50 km east of the resort city of St Malo.
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Even if you haven’t been to Bordeaux, odds are you have
heard of its wine. After all, this is France’s largest wine region. You
could spend days touring the surrounding châteaux and vineyards, though
you’ll need to reserve far ahead to make it to the top ones.
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Rennes is the regional capital of Brittany and is famed for its charming
half-timbered houses, large, gothic cathedral and the peaceful Parc du
Thabor which covers an area of over 10 hectares.
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Vannes is a beautiful city in western France’s Brittany region. It is
located on the Gulf of Morbihan at the confluence of the Marle and
Vincin Rivers.
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The charming seaside city of St Malo is one of Brittany’s, and indeed
France’s, top holiday destinations. This port city is characterised by
its half-timbered houses, medieval walls and bastions, and mile upon
mile of soft, sandy beaches.
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Concarneau is a small town in western Brittany famed for its beautiful
old town located on a small island called the Ville close.
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The small yet historic city of Bayeux in France’s northwestern Normandy region is famed around the world for the Bayeux Tapestry which is housed in a museum in the city centre. Read More...
Best known as the home of the famous Impressionist artist, Claude Monet, Giverny is a magical corner of France only one hour from Paris. Read More...
Tours, the largest city in the region of Centre-Val de Loire, is the gateway to the magnificent chateaux and wineries of the Loire Valley. Read More...
Nantes has a rich history with a beautiful chateau and a stunning cathedral to visit. It is a haven for lovers of art and architecture and has a good selection of museums to explore. Read More...
Do you love getting a bit off the beaten path, uncovering ancient history, and eating your way through gourmet food destinations? Read More...