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Bourges is a charming city in central France known for its medieval architecture, historic monuments, and vibrant cultural scene. It is the capital of the Cher department and is situated on the banks of the river Yèvre. The city has a rich history dating back to the Roman era, and it is home to several impressive landmarks that attract visitors Read more...

To the East of Paris, Marne-la-Vallee is known for Disneyland. Disneyland Park includes 5 themed Lands and Walt Disney Studios highlights the world of movies There’s a Tourist Information Kiosk right beside the RER (Regional Express Network) train station. Read more...

Saint-Etienne, Cité du design, an icon of the city, is based in a former arms factory site and hosts exhibitions, conferences, design, research and teaching. This is a must-visit! Musée des Verts – the “Green” Football club’s museum: The ASSE (St-Etienne Footall Association) is the first French club to have its own museum – a destination for devoted fans wanting Read more...

Discover the charming cobbled streets of the historic centre of town. They will lead you to the San Rafeu church, to the watchtower and to the underground Carolingian crypts. You can explore the Archaeological Museum before learning about Felix Martin, who as mayor transformed this fishing village into a bustling seaside resort. It was during his term in office that Read more...

Hosts and Hostesses are ready to suggest whatever meets your fancy. Monaco has daily activities and events that meet everyone’s desires. Monaco proudly bears the standard of dreams and glamour around the world but it is, above all, a tourist destination with a remarkable heritage and an outstanding wealth and variety of sites, museums and excursions. Here’s just one example Read more...

Over the centuries, Amiens has confirmed its avant-garde character and at the same time remained true to its fabulous heritage. Its philosophy is to draw from the past to build the future. And that is the source of its wealth, its depth and originality. The Notre-Dame cathedral, a listed World Heritage Monument, is a perfect illustration of the audacity of Read more...

When you exit luggage reclaim the Paris Tourist Information desks offer you assistance and practical information as well as tourist services to make your stay in Paris enjoyable and facile: Brochures, maps, events, major sights like Disneyland, Day trips and excursions, Paris Museums Pass, hotel reservations, transport tickets. They’ll answer all your questions. Paris CDG, Tourist Information Points Open Hours: Read more...

When you exit luggage reclaim the Paris Tourist Information desks offer you assistance and practical information as well as tourist services to make your stay in Paris enjoyable and facile: Brochures, maps, events, major sights like Disneyland, Day trips and excursions, Paris Museums Pass, hotel reservations, transport tickets. They’ll answer all your questions. Paris CDG, Tourist Information Points Open Hours: Read more...

When you exit luggage reclaim the Paris Tourist Information desks offer you assistance and practical information as well as tourist services to make your stay in Paris enjoyable and facile: Brochures, maps, events, major sights like Disneyland, Day trips and excursions, Paris Museums Pass, hotel reservations, transport tickets. They’ll answer all your questions. Paris CDG, Tourist Information Points Open Hours: Read more...

When you exit luggage reclaim the Paris Tourist Information desks offer you assistance and practical information as well as tourist services to make your stay in Paris enjoyable and facile: Brochures, maps, events, major sights like Disneyland, Day trips and excursions, Paris Museums Pass, hotel reservations, transport tickets. They’ll answer all your questions. Paris CDG, Tourist Information Points Open Hours: Read more...

Tourist Information Kiosks at Orly: Terminal Orly Sud, Gate L. 7:15>21:45 Terminal Orly Sud (seasonal desk). Luggage delivery area 8:15>15:30 (closes January 15, 2016) Terminal Orly Ouest, arrivals level, Gate A. 7:15>21:45 Closed on January 1st, May 1st and Decembre 25th. The Tourist Office offers visitors 6 reception points, open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation Read more...

Rouen welcomes you … Joan of Arc History Museum A well-known figure in the history of Rouen and that of France, Joan of Arc’s memory is retold in the historical center of Rouen. Come and discover her history situated within the Archdiocese, wher she was judged. The History Museum presents the epic story of Joan of Arc and reveals her Read more...

Le Puy-en-Velay is a commune in south-central France near the Loire river. The city is famous for its cathedral where you’ll see the flat volcanic stone has since been known as the “Fever Stone” because of miraculous healing associated with it. There’s also the Black Virgin as well as frescoes and paintings worth seeing. Lace-making played a prominent role in Read more...

Paris Tourist Information: 25, rue des Pyramides There are two other information points in Paris. The nearest are at the Carrousel du Louvre, 99 rue Rivoli. The other at the Gare du Nord. The Tourist Office is open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation on Paris (free maps and guidebooks), booking service for more than 500 Read more...

Paris Tourist Information: 25, rue des Pyramides There are two other information points in Paris. The nearest are at the Carrousel du Louvre, 99 rue Rivoli. The other at the Gare du Nord. The Tourist Office is open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation on Paris (free maps and guidebooks), booking service for more than 500 Read more...

At the station: Next to the business lounge and the Alsace exit The Tourist Office offers visitors 6 reception points, open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation on Paris (free maps and guidebooks), booking service for more than 500 hotels in Paris, the essential tickets for a stay in Paris: Paris Passlib’, transport, Paris Museum Pass, Read more...

There’s an information kiosk in the Ile de France section of the station The Tourist Office offers visitors 6 reception points, open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation on Paris (free maps and guidebooks), booking service for more than 500 hotels in Paris, the essential tickets for a stay in Paris: Paris Passlib’, transport, Paris Museum Read more...

There’s an information kiosk in the main hall 1 near tracks L/M The Tourist Office offers visitors 6 reception points, open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation on Paris (free maps and guidebooks), booking service for more than 500 hotels in Paris, the essential tickets for a stay in Paris: Paris Passlib’, transport, Paris Museum Pass, Read more...

There’s an Information Kiosk In the foyer of the station The Tourist Office offers visitors 6 reception points, open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation on Paris (free maps and guidebooks), booking service for more than 500 hotels in Paris, the essential tickets for a stay in Paris: Paris Passlib’, transport, Paris Museum Pass, Louvre, Disneyland, Read more...

Tourist Information Kiosks at Orly: Terminal Orly Sud, Gate L. 7:15>21:45 Terminal Orly Sud (seasonal desk). Luggage delivery area 8:15>15:30 (closes January 15, 2016) Terminal Orly Ouest, arrivals level, Gate A. 7:15>21:45 Closed on January 1st, May 1st and Decembre 25th. The Tourist Office offers visitors 6 reception points, open all year round, with efficient multilingual staff and self-service documentation Read more...

When you exit luggage reclaim the Paris Tourist Information desks offer you assistance and practical information as well as tourist services to make your stay in Paris enjoyable and facile: Brochures, maps, events, major sights like Disneyland, Day trips and excursions, Paris Museums Pass, hotel reservations, transport tickets. They’ll answer all your questions. Paris CDG, Tourist Information Points Open Hours: Read more...

The city of Moulins is located on the Allier River. Its name means ‘Mills’ of which there were many associated with the river. Among its many tourist attractions are the Cathedral, The National Center of Costume and Scenography, the Maison Mantin, and the Anne de Beaujeu Museum Read more...

Thiers and cutlery are synonymous. The street names (rue de la Coutellerie, rue des Forgerons, rue des Usines, rue de l’Industrie …), the first industrial forges in the valley, or a paddle wheel along the Durolle … all indications point to this industry. Since the 15th century knife making has been a way of life in Thiers. Then, there were Read more...

Thionville and the three borders area (France, Germany, Luxembourg). Traces of the past can be found everywhere in this area which is dominated by the presence of the Moselle river. The river flows slowly and majestically through the valley and vines cling to its sides at every meander. Nearby, the Châteaux stand guard peacefully over the neighbouring borders whilst several Read more...

The maritime City of Toulon nestles in Europe’s largest and most beautiful Bay, bordered by high wooded hills topped with ancient forts: an unusual but idyllic marriage of sea and mountain. Although the city has been a powerful military port for centuries, its bay offers much more than the naval base. The adjacent coast alternates pretty creeks shaded by umbrella Read more...

Culture in the heart of the pink city Just walk around the small streets of Toulouse’s historical center to discover the city’s not to miss tourist attractions such as: Saint-Sernin’s basilica (Unique Romanesque piece of work), the Jacobins church (renowned for its famous 13th century “palm tree column” and cloister), the “Capitole” main square , the Garonne river banks and Read more...

Tours is a beautiful city located in the heart of the Loire Valley, in central France. Known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and delicious cuisine, Tours, with its Tours Tourist Office, is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. In this article, we will explore the many attractions and activities that Tours has to offer, as Read more...

The modern city of Troyes is a direct descendant of its medieval predecessor, with its characteristic city centre in the shape of a champagne cork – a happy omen that predicted the meteoric rise of the local sparkling wine, grown in the immediate vicinity of Troyes, to world-renowned status. Yet old towns and cities also have their drawbacks, and it Read more...

Vichy, the elegant, is aware of its strengths and essentially extract to offer it to you on a platter. By sensitivity, creativity and spontaneity, she accompanies you to a more joyful and colorful vision of your life. Vichy, the refreshing, water is a magical city, vibrant and captivating! Natural, green, she invites you to a sensory stop and let go Read more...

Quimper, town of art and history. It stands at a confluence and crossing at the head of an estuary, two thousand-year old town of Gallo-Roman origin. Located by the river Odet, Quimper has always been a sheltered place and a crossing point. As far back as the roman conquest a small urban center settled round a port opened to the Read more...