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Discover France

Discover France

Why visit France?

France blends grand cities, romantic villages, and diverse landscapes, from elegant boulevards and medieval towns to sun-drenched coastlines and mountain peaks.

What to expect

You can explore Parisian landmarks, vineyards in regions such as Bordeaux and Burgundy, coastal retreats on the Riviera, and historic sites in Normandy and Provence.

Plan your trip

France is an ideal starting point for a wider European journey, with extensive rail links, domestic flights, and motorways connecting you to neighbouring countries.

Top experiences in France

Admire Paris iconic landmarks

See the Eiffel Tower, stroll along the Seine, and take in the Arc de Triomphe and Notre-Dame Cathedral from riverbanks and grand avenues.

Explore world-class museums

Spend time at the Louvre, the Musée d Orsay, and the Centre Pompidou to discover masterpieces spanning classical to contemporary art.

Wander through historic neighbourhoods

Lose yourself in the cobbled streets of Montmartre and the Latin Quarter, where lively squares and tucked-away courtyards invite slow exploration.

Relax in grand city parks

Unwind in the Jardin du Luxembourg or Tuileries Garden, where tree-lined paths, fountains, and sculptures offer a calm break from the city buzz.

Enjoy a day trip to royal estates

Visit the Palace of Versailles or other châteaux just beyond Paris, with ornate halls, landscaped gardens, and glimpses into royal history.

Experience France way of life

Getting around

High-speed trains link Paris with major French cities and neighbouring countries, while regional trains and local metros, trams, and buses help you move easily within and between urban centres.

Local life & culture

You will notice a strong café culture, an emphasis on art and design, and a relaxed rhythm that encourages lingering in squares, bookshops, and galleries.

Where to unwind

Stroll along riverside promenades, relax in landscaped city gardens, or head to coastal paths and countryside trails for slower days in nature.

A taste of France

National dishes & specialties

You can discover classic dishes such as coq au vin, confit de canard, and delicate pastries, with each region adding its own breads, cheeses, and seasonal specialties.

Casual & modern dining hubs

In cities like Paris and Lyon you will find bistros, brasseries, and contemporary restaurants offering everything from simple daily menus to inventive takes on regional cuisine.

Signature & scenic dining

Dine in historic dining rooms, on riverside terraces, or in rooftop venues with city views, pairing refined menus with carefully selected French wines.

Retail therapy in France

Malls & lifestyle hubs

In Paris, large department stores and modern shopping centres bring together international labels, French fashion houses, and lifestyle brands under one roof.

Markets & local crafts

Neighbourhood markets offer fresh produce, flowers, and crafts, while specialist boutiques showcase items such as leather goods, stationery, and homeware made in France.

Evening retail scene

Major shopping streets in central Paris stay lively into the evening, with illuminated façades, late-opening boutiques, and cafés where you can pause between stores.

Best time to visit France

Peak season (June to August) brings warm days across much of France, with average temperatures around 20–27°C (68–81°F), especially in Paris and the south. Shoulder season (April to May, September to October) is milder at about 12–20°C (54–68°F), with fewer crowds and pleasant conditions for city walks and countryside trips. Low season (November to March) is cooler, particularly in northern France, with typical temperatures of 3–10°C (37–50°F), quieter attractions, and a cosy city atmosphere.

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