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Dunkirk is 5 BEACHES, 5 ATMOSPHERES! SEA, FUN AND BEACH Bray-Dunes Gravelines, our beaches are not a myth … They extend out of sight and make our coastline unmissable for families, sports enthusiasts, nature lovers and fans of great spaces. A wonderful weekend… or more, that’s what you need to explore the five coastal beaches of Dunkirk Flanders Opal Coast. Read more...

CITY IN THE HEART OF MOUNTAINS Grenoble makes it all possible: yes, you can love city life and wildlife at the same time, enjoy winter and summer altogether, mountain hikes and contemporary art exhibitions on a same day, you may strongly support sustainable development and be keen on archaeology, too. While everything is at hand, why should you choose ? Read more...

Thirst of culture? Follow a guided tour to discover the glory days of La Rochelle, a rich and rebel merchant city, its historical links with England, its monuments like the famous Towers of La Rochelle in the Old Port or the magnificent Town’s hall… Walk around the arcades streets and admire La Rochelle heritage, here a church or a temple, Read more...

Lannion is nature and landmarks. Visit Castel Erek with its granite promontory and vast panoramic view. But also, discover stand up paddling. The nautical base of enables more of us earthlings to leave “dry land”. Children and adults alike have chosen ‘stand up paddling’, a board propelled with a paddle. It is simple, not harder than a bike! If you Read more...

Le Mans is the ideal destination for a stopover, a weekend of walks and sightseeing or a base for exploring the region. Located in the department of Sarthe, the Great West door between the Paris Basin and Brittany, between the castles of the Loire, the Normandy beaches and Mont St Michel, the city happily combines heritage and lifestyle. The city Read more...

Welcome to L’Ile-Rousse, quoted Pascal Paoli In need of conviviality and well-being for your next holiday in Corsica? Why not find it with us, the beautiful paoline city, L’Ile-Rousse … Overlooking one of the most beautiful bays of the Mediterranean, north west of Corsica in the heart of Balagne, Ile Rousse is a must, blending conviviality and well-being for the Read more...

Lille was in turn under Flemish, Burgundian and Spanish rule before becoming French, and is bursting with architectural treasures reflecting the city’s many facets. Make sure you look up to admire the magnificent façades along the streets, which give each neighbourhood its own special identity. Read more...

Limoges’s diverse heritage and imposing monuments can be surprising : Saint-Etienne cathedral, which dominates the River Vienne valley, or the Saint-Michel-des-Lions church. Even the architecture of the 20th century is grandiose like the emblematic Bénédictins railway station, with its unusual oriental look, ESTER Technopole, wich looks like a huge saucer, the “Zenith”, concert hall, which appears as a musical bubble Read more...

The Lorient area, a land of encounters in the heart of south Brittany. The fresh breezes blowing from the north west and the warm winds coming up from the south meet here to create a landscape of contrasts, subtle plays of light and a climate that is undeniably mild: the Lorient area has always been a land of encounters. Here, Read more...

Of course there’s the Lourdes Sanctuary but there are plenty of other exceptional sites including beautiful nature scenery to see: Château fort, Le Pic de Jer, Pic du Midi, Gavarnie, Cauterets, Pont d’Espagne, Parc National des Pyrénées Read more...

Discover the town of Lyon: Place Bellecour, Vieux Lyon, Perrache, Amphithéâtres, Fourvière, Parc des hauteurs, Mur peint des Lyonnais, Place des Terreaux, Cordeliers, Berges du Rhône, Place des Jacobins. From June to August, a nocturnal visit let’s you discover the monuments sublimated by an exceptional urban lighting. Read more...

Capital of the French Ardennes and south gate of the Ardennes, Charleville-Mezieres has been a crossroads of trade since the Middle Ages, between the northern countries of Europe and France. Created in 1606 by an Italian prince, Charles Gonzaga, the city is characterized by the pure Italian baroque style. A city of art and history that, every two years, welcomes Read more...

Bordered by the sea and by the very tip of Finistère, Brest is a natural city with more than its fair share of lovely walks. Surrounded by remarkable natural sites, the city centre is jam-packed with green spaces and places to stroll. A wander along the coast, a picnic with the family, a run through a thoroughly natural environment or Read more...

Here in Brive, you’ll feel like you’re in the South of France. The sun reflects off the white stones of the old villages. People roll their ‘R’ like the pebbles roll on the riverbeds of the Corrèze and Vezere rivers. You may even run into a few cauliflower ears because this is rugby country. The fairs and markets overflow with Read more...

Travel through the history of the city of Caen and discover its rich heritage: from the time of William the Conqueror with the ducal castle and the two abbeys to the Battle of Normandy with the famous museum Le Mémorial de Caen, the city has preserved its soul through the centuries.     Read more...

Calais region and its sandy beaches. The Grand Site des Deux Caps. Calais Lace. An Eventful History. Read more...

The snowy summits of the mountains can be seen from the port of Calvi. … Summer is fast approaching ; the weather stays mild. You may want to take a swim in the turquoise waters of the beaches of Balagne, lunch in the shade of olive trees or go into a church. You may be surprised to hear a rehearsal Read more...

Over the years, Chambery with its rich history and unique heritage has become a popular tourist destination. Stroll around the streets of the historic centre of Chambery, once the capital of the state of Savoy and discover the quality of its hotels, restaurants, shops and much more. It’s a city not only of interesting cultural experiences but also to discover Read more...

All aboard the Adèle! Discover the world’s largest man-made harbour on a boat trip and learn about the incredible story of its construction. A walk around town Discover the «boêls» (small streets) hidden in the heart of the old town. Take a moment in the pedestrian area to indulge in a tasty snack. Visit the Cité de la Mer Museum Read more...

Clermont-Ferrand has an exceptional setting – born of fire, water and air, in the land of the Auvergne volcanoes: a mere stone’s throw away, eighty sleeping volcanoes are silhouetted against the sky, dominated by their landmark, the Puy de Dôme. At Vulcania, the unique European Park of Volcanism, your heart will beat to the rhythm of the Universe. To the Read more...

Sheltered between two high cliffs, Dieppe stretches on either side of the river Arques. Seaside and tourist resort of the Alabaster coast valued by the English and Parisians, the town has conserved very few architectural souvenirs of its golden age. The 14th and 15th centuries saw the birth of several adventurers, pirates, explorers and ship-owners, who criss-crossed different seas of Read more...

The history of Cannes is as much singular as its bay is spellbounded. The Beaches and La Croisette magnify a seafront spotted by the Lérins Islands. In addition the Old Port and Le Suquet bring a picturesque supplement to its prestigious aura. You are invited to a delicious stroll in the past. The richness of the natural heritage is not Read more...

Fall under the spell of Besançon’s old town. Epicenter of culture, it has a rich and diverse number of collections shared between museums in the city center and the Citadelle. The Museum of Fine Arts and Archeology and the Time museum both house prestigious masterpieces. BESANCON IS THE BIRTHPLACE OF VICTOR HUGO The house where Victor Hugo was born is Read more...

The center of Aubusson life revolves around tapestry and carpets. They have been famous throughout the world since the 14th century. It all started with the arrival of weavers from Flanders around 1580 who took refuge at the confluence of the Creuse River and the Beauze. There’s the Musée Départemental de la Tapisserie as well at permanent exhibitions and the Read more...

If you’re a food-lover and want to find out and experience the best of European gastronomy, come and join some 30,000 visitors like you for a tasty weekend in Aurillac … ! The festival unites food and culture and provides magic moments for all the family. The highlight of the event has to be the Gourmet Goudot Competition organized by Read more...

Avignon, for some time capital of Christendom in the Middle Ages, retains the indelible mark of its grandiose destiny: the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes), the Saint-Benezet brigde, called the « pont d’Avignon » of worldwide fame through its commemoration by the song, and the ramparts constitute an exceptional complex of monuments listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Read more...

BASTIA ART TO NATURE City of Art and History, Bastia has a rich baroque heritage both civil and religious. Hidden in a maze of picturesque streets, the many shrines and huge churches contain priceless trésors. Located in the picturesque area of ​​the Citadel, the Governors Palace offers a prestigious setting for the City Museum, inviting visitors to a wonderful journey Read more...

In southwestern France, Bayonne is ideally situated for access to the Pyrenees mountains and the Atlantic coast. The town, sitting on the confluence of the Nive and Adour rivers, boasts a wealth of gourmet traditions and events which reflect both its Basque and Gascon influences. Thousands of years of history and our art for living make Bayonne both a fun-filled Read more...

A proud city set along the banks of the Dordogne overlooking the endless journeys of the traditional scows with a renaissance heart. The town itself is closely watched by the shadow of the “nosey” Cyrano. Discover its history… The name of Bergerac is linked to the existence of a castle built at the end of the 11th century on the Read more...

A CRESCENT moon curled against the riverbank Béziers is built upon a solid, unyielding stone bluff forming a bend in the Orb river, against which the town holds all the traces of its history. Its beautiful houses, and its churches have seen many a dramatic historical event unfold. You never know whether to be amazed or to shiver when you Read more...