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In springFrance reveals one of its most beautiful sides. Outdoor cafés fill upparks and gardens come into bloomand the countryside invites you to take a leisurely strollfrom the coast to the mountains. Exhibitions and festivals also punctuate the seasonmaking it the perfect time to travel before the hustle and bustle of summer.

A land shaped by conquest and creativityNormandy bears the legacy of two towering figures. A thousand years agoWilliam the Conqueror rose from these lands to change the course of Europe. Nearly nine centuries laterClaude Monet transformed its light and landscapes into the heart of Impressionism. In 2026Normandy celebrates 100 years of Monet’s legacy with a rich program of cultural events.

France promises another fantastic year in 2026. There are plenty of reasons to discover (or rediscover) the countryand travellers will be swept up in the excitement of major sportingcultural and heritage events... When it comes to the art of livingthe French scene is reinventing itself with new luxury hotels and creativesocially conscious restaurants.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paristhe most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Hereyou can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritagewhich has inspired so many artists.

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Arearegardless of whether they hold a visa.

From Toulouse to Bordeauxvia the Alps or cycling along the canalsmore and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap labelwhich lists inclusive accommodation and activities.

When the weather is nicehead to France’s cities! Strollsnew discoveriesand culinary delights await you around every corner. Whether you’re traveling as a couplewith familywith friendsor with a disabilitydive into our ideas for cultural and urban getaways.

French gastronomy is as much about tasting as it is about telling stories. Portraits of inspired chefsfine dininglocal and seasonal cuisineregional specialitiesgourmet itineraries and recipes: set off to discover a living heritagecombining local produceexpertise and creativity.

In springFrance reveals one of its most beautiful sides. Outdoor cafés fill upparks and gardens come into bloomand the countryside invites you to take a leisurely strollfrom the coast to the mountains. Exhibitions and festivals also punctuate the seasonmaking it the perfect time to travel before the hustle and bustle of summer.

A land shaped by conquest and creativityNormandy bears the legacy of two towering figures. A thousand years agoWilliam the Conqueror rose from these lands to change the course of Europe. Nearly nine centuries laterClaude Monet transformed its light and landscapes into the heart of Impressionism. In 2026Normandy celebrates 100 years of Monet’s legacy with a rich program of cultural events.

France promises another fantastic year in 2026. There are plenty of reasons to discover (or rediscover) the countryand travellers will be swept up in the excitement of major sportingcultural and heritage events... When it comes to the art of livingthe French scene is reinventing itself with new luxury hotels and creativesocially conscious restaurants.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paristhe most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Hereyou can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritagewhich has inspired so many artists.

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Arearegardless of whether they hold a visa.

From Toulouse to Bordeauxvia the Alps or cycling along the canalsmore and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap labelwhich lists inclusive accommodation and activities.

When the weather is nicehead to France’s cities! Strollsnew discoveriesand culinary delights await you around every corner. Whether you’re traveling as a couplewith familywith friendsor with a disabilitydive into our ideas for cultural and urban getaways.

French gastronomy is as much about tasting as it is about telling stories. Portraits of inspired chefsfine dininglocal and seasonal cuisineregional specialitiesgourmet itineraries and recipes: set off to discover a living heritagecombining local produceexpertise and creativity.

In springFrance reveals one of its most beautiful sides. Outdoor cafés fill upparks and gardens come into bloomand the countryside invites you to take a leisurely strollfrom the coast to the mountains. Exhibitions and festivals also punctuate the seasonmaking it the perfect time to travel before the hustle and bustle of summer.

A land shaped by conquest and creativityNormandy bears the legacy of two towering figures. A thousand years agoWilliam the Conqueror rose from these lands to change the course of Europe. Nearly nine centuries laterClaude Monet transformed its light and landscapes into the heart of Impressionism. In 2026Normandy celebrates 100 years of Monet’s legacy with a rich program of cultural events.

France promises another fantastic year in 2026. There are plenty of reasons to discover (or rediscover) the countryand travellers will be swept up in the excitement of major sportingcultural and heritage events... When it comes to the art of livingthe French scene is reinventing itself with new luxury hotels and creativesocially conscious restaurants.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paristhe most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Hereyou can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritagewhich has inspired so many artists.

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Arearegardless of whether they hold a visa.

From Toulouse to Bordeauxvia the Alps or cycling along the canalsmore and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap labelwhich lists inclusive accommodation and activities.