Best Ways to Travel Between Paris Neighbourhoods Efficiently
One of those places that appears manageable on a map but feels entirely different in person is Paris. While Paris may be romantic itself, getting around can prove not so lovely if you don’t know what you’re doing. While it may not be the easiest city to navigate, it’s also not confusing chaos either. It’s something rather practical once you understand it. Paris can end up being one of the easier major cities in the world to travel around if you approach it the right way. Let us break down the smartest, simplest, and most enjoyable ways to get around Paris, touching on when to embrace the Metro, when simply walking may be the best plan, and how to avoid the common mistakes that can quietly drain your time, energy, and possibly money.
read moreHow to Plan a Luxury Ski Holiday in Courchevel with Private Helicopter Transfers
When it comes to planning a luxury ski holiday, the experience begins long before you strap on your skis. Yes, it’s about choosing the right ski resort at the right time of year, but equally important is making sure your transportation is sorted and as effortless as possible, having the peace of knowing every last detail of your trip has been taken care of. Courchevel offers exactly what many travelers who are needing a luxury winter ski getaway are looking for. Nestled high in the French Alps above the Tarentaise Valley, this renowned resort is the gateway to Les 3 Vallées, the largest linked ski area in the world. Courchevel is all about refinement at every turn as seen with its pristine pistes, reliable high-altitude snow, and a service culture that makes even the smallest details feel special. If you’re someone that values comfort, time, and flawless planning, Courchevel isn’t just a top winter destination but the standard for what a top-class ski holiday can be.
read more7 Ways To See Paris On A Budget
There are so many reasons to Paris. From the picturesque squares and quaint cafes to the elegant boulevards and impressive landmarks, it is a sophisticated and vibrant city.
Then, of course, you have the wine and the food and the unforgettable dining experiences.
The problem is, all of those wonderful elements come at a price, and Paris has subsequently become one of the most expensive cities in the world for tourists and many locals.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t still visit and fall in love with its charm whilst sticking to a budget.
Below, we’ll share with you 7 ways you can see Paris on a budget, covering everything from how to get there, where to stay and how to explore the city without breaking the bank. Read on for all our top tips.
read more10 Best Artworks in Paris
People travel to Paris for many reasons; for famous landmarks, amazing French food, parks and gardens, romance, and for fashion, architecture, and shopping. But another reason that pulls travelers from all around the globe is it’s impressive collection of art.
Even if you’re not usually a fan of museums, it’s likely you’ll still want to hit the Louvre. Though Paris has many more incredible artistic treasures, and here are the 10 best for you.
read more3 Things To Do On Your First Day in Nice
Located on the French Riviera, Nice is a city brimming with wonder, and there’s literally something for everyone. From the naturally rugged terrain to the Italianate old quarter, the stunning beaches, and the rich history, you could quite easily spend weeks discovering the beauty and charm of this magnificent part of the world.
And when you add in the perfect climate, excellent cuisine, and that infamous Riviera glamour, you’ve got a recipe for an extraordinary experience.
But when you’re planning out your itinerary, what should you put on the first day? You want an introduction to the city that will set the tone for the rest of your trip, so here are three of the best first experiences.
read moreCôte d’Azur: Top Things to do in the French Riviera
Whether you like to refer to it as the French Riviera, Côte d’Azur, or the Azure Coast, this region of Southeast France along the Mediterranean coastline has long been one of the finest travel destinations in the world.
While there is no official boundary to the French Riviera, it roughly runs from just east of Marseille around Cassis eastward until you reach Menton.
The French Riviera was once reserved for royalty and other elite and although it’s still a playground for the rich and famous, there are still countless ways for budget travelers to experience this world famous region as well.
read moreVisit These Two Neighboring Top French Cities: Marseille & Aix-en-Provence
One of my favorite areas of France is the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, home to the Bouches-du-Rhône with its medieval villages and castles, ancient Roman monuments and ruins, and giant citadels. Escape to the Mediterranean coast or head inland to romantic vineyards, lavender fields, and olive groves.
Two cities stand out in the region: its capital Marseille, and Aix-en-Provence.
While these two cities are only separated by a 30-minute drive, they are worlds apart, though to experience one without the other would be doing yourself a disservice as despite a long standing rivalry, the two cities complement each other nicely.
So, in encouraging you to visit these two neighboring Top French Cities, let’s dive deeper into how two cities so close together can be so incredibly different, yet equally enticing.
read moreThings to do in Metz, France (A Full List of Churches, Museums, Festivals & Food!)
While France may be among the most popular tourist destinations in the world, what with the lure of Notre-Dame, the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre, many travellers sadly don’t venture beyond the nation’s capital.
While it may be easy to fall in love with Paris, France is full of plenty of other worthy destinations; smaller cities and rural towns that are bursting with authentic French culture and intriguing history.
One such city is Metz.
Known as the “Ville d’Art et d’Histoire” (City of Art and History), and named as one of France’s ‘Top French Cities‘ for 2020, Metz is the capital of the Lorraine region in north-eastern France, set along the beautiful Moselle River.
Just three hours by car from Paris, or half that by train, Metz elegantly blends a rich past and priceless monuments with modern innovation, and is especially well suited for pedestrians and bikes. Its lively atmosphere and perfect size makes it ideal for short breaks, though you could easily find more than enough to keep you entertained for weeks.
No idea where to start? Here’s a list of things to do; a full run down of churches, parks, museums, festivals, and food!
read moreCasino Tourism: The Best Casinos to Visit in France
Known as the roulette capitol of the world, France is considered to be among the leading casino destinations on earth. There are a massive 186 legal gaming places in France, spread across 175 towns, and they truly are spread out; in fact, you’ll only find one casino in the capitol of Paris!
You obviously won’t have time to visit all 186 properties, so we’ve put together a list of the best in the country.
read moreExperiences Not to Miss on a Combined Russia & France Trip
Russia and France are both trending countries this year, but why settle for one when you can easily visit them both?!
Whether you’re interested in the splendid architecture, the intriguing history, or in the delicious food and drinks, there is always something to keep you going in both of the exciting destinations.
So, find a Russia and France trip planner to map out your itinerary, though make sure you carve out some time for the following experiences; iconic cultural pastimes you won’t want to miss!
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