Lava flows from a powerful volcanic system have left many geological curiosities in the Auvergne countryside. Shaped by man, the lava rock is ubiquitous in local buildings.

The Emerald Coast, named after the colour of the sea in Spring, embraces a number of places between the majestic bays of Mont St Michel and St-Brieue.

A dilapidated and disreputable neighbourhood 50 years ago, le Marais is now one of the gems of the French capital. Restored as part of an initiative by the former French Minister of Culture, André Malraux, it’s one of the few Parisian neighbourhoods ..

Montmartre, the village where Renoir painted and Suzanne Valadon, Utrillo and Picasso became the archetypes of picture postcard Paris... The charm lives on to this day, despite the number of tourists! Our tour will allow you to capture the beauty of ..

Skirting along the coast of Mont-St-Michel to the Normandy landing beaches, not forgetting the Channel Islands, is a real treat!

Contrary to the clichés it contends with, the capital of the Côte d'Azur is young and full of energy... High-tech enterprises, an ultra modern airport located 10 minutes from the centre of town, a university, a national theatre, opera, a cruise port,..

For a long time, Bordeaux suffered from a reputation as a stuffy city that was a little closed in on itself. Today, a radiant, more relaxed Bordeaux has become one of the busiest cities in South-west France.

The Emerald Coast, named after the colour of the sea in Spring, embraces a number of places between the majestic bays of Mont St Michel and St-Brieue.

Until early April, millions of downy flowers perfume the hills and valleys of the Côte d'Azur... If you’re heading for Bormes-les-Mimosas in Grasse, follow our route and discover the secret charms of the Riviera, never more attractive than during win..

Montmartre, the village where Renoir painted and Suzanne Valadon, Utrillo and Picasso became the archetypes of picture postcard Paris... The charm lives on to this day, despite the number of tourists! Our tour will allow you to capture the beauty of ..

A dilapidated and disreputable neighbourhood 50 years ago, le Marais is now one of the gems of the French capital. Restored as part of an initiative by the former French Minister of Culture, André Malraux, it’s one of the few Parisian neighbourhoods ..

Mont Dore, one of France's oldest winter sports resorts, lies in a magificent location in a mountain circus dominated by the Massif and Puy de Sancy. The culminating point of central France, the Puy de Sancy is a magical area in winter and summer ali..

Alès is situated where the Cevennes mountains open out onto the vineyard plain. At 10km, the bamboo centre of Prafrance (created in 1855) today counts 100 bamboo varieties and some superb redwoods. Going back up on the Cevennes the summit roads are a..

Perched on a small bluff overlooking the river Orb, bombarded with steps and crowned by a cathedral, Béziers is the capital of the Languedoc vineyards. It’s an excellent starting point to appreciate the Biterrois, the beaches and the surrounding vill..

Calvi to Bastia, a route that will allow you to explore the most beautiful landscapes and villages of the north of Corsica.

You’ll love the old Montpellier, its mansions, its medieval winding streets and its aromas, as well as the classical splendour of the Place de la Canourgue and the Peyrou...

At night, Paris emanates an incomparably poetic atmosphere. This is when "the city of light" really lives up to its name, as most of the monuments are set aglow with lighting that skilfully sets them off. Over 220 sites are lit up in this w..

America has its Grand Canyon, and Europe its Gorges du Verdon. While the Verdon is on an Old World scale that can't compete with the gigantic dimensions of the Colorado River, its sheer drops range from 250 to 700 metres, providing spectacularly beau..

Worn by the wind and waves, the rocks along the Pink Granite Coast are among the most spectacular in Brittany. The string of coves, bays, islands, peninsulas, reefs and rocky masses create an extraordinary landscape. You can reach the wilder areas i..

Chantilly was originally the home of the ''Bottler of France'', the king's foremost sommelier. Later it was remodelled by the Grand Condé into a magical place of luxurious finery, filling the Sun King with envy. Home to some of the greatest figures i..