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France Destinations
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AVIGNON TRAVEL GUIDE
AVIGNON, great city of the popes, and for centuries one of the major artistic centres of France, can be dauntingly crowded in summer and stiflingly hot.
 GO! Avignon
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BORDEAUX TRAVEL GUIDE
The city of BORDEAUX is stunning when approached from the south along the river. It's big, with a population of over half a million, and obviously rich.
GO! Bordeaux
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CANNES TRAVEL GUIDE
CAGNES is made up of a nondescript coastal district known as Cros-de-Cagnes, Haut-de-Cagnes, the original medieval village overlooking the town from the northwest heights.
GO! Cannes
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DIJON TRAVEL GUIDE
DIJON owes its origins to its strategic position in Celtic times on the tin merchants' route from Britain up the Seine and across the Alps to the Adriatic.
GO! Dijon
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LYON TRAVEL GUIDE
LYON is physically the second biggest city in France, a result of its uncontrolled urban sprawl. Viewed at high speed from the Autoroute du Soleil.
GO! Lyon
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MARSEILLE TRAVEL GUIDE
The most renowned and populated city in France after Paris, MARSEILLE has - like the capital - prospered and been ransacked over the centuries.
GO! Marseille
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NICE TRAVEL GUIDE
The capital of the Riviera and fifth largest city in France, NICE scarcely deserves its glittering reputation. Living off inflated property values and fat business accounts.
GO! Nice
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PARIS TRAVEL GUIDE
It is impossible not to fall in love with Paris. The city’s people are stylish and flirtatious, its architecture seductive, its restaurants and nightlife devoted to the pursuit of pleasure.
GO! Paris
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STRASBOURG TRAVEL GUIDE
STRASBOURG owes both its name - "the city of the roads" - and its wealth to its position on the west bank of the Rhine, long one of the great natural transport arteries of Europe.
GO! Strasbourg
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