Tourist Information Offices in France. When you need the details … this is where to ask Tourist Information Offices in France. The best place to look for local information. Especially shuttles to and from airports and train stations. The Tourist Offices can recommend the best, most adventurous places to stay, eat and be entertained. They know their area better than anyone.
- 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...
- Biarritz, on the ocean at the foot of mountains, is forever marked by Napoleon III and the ‘well-knowns’ of the world. Thanks to Empress Eugénie Biarritz became a fashionable seaside resort Today the city is a leading destination for golf, surfing, thalassotherapy and Business tourism (incentive and conventions). More elegant and glamorous than ever, from January to December Biarritz lives Read more...
- “BONIFACIO, PITTORESQUE CAPITAL OF CORSICA”. (MR. VALERY) All travelers who have stayed at Bonifacio have kept a lasting memory. As Charles V and Napoleon Bonaparte, the writer Anthony Pasquin, said Valery, was captivated by the site of Bonifacio. By calling the city the “picturesque capital,” he summed up in two choice words, the thrills and souvenirs you will receive from Read more...
- Discover the wonderful Bordeaux World Heritage site, recognised by UNESCO, as well as its attractive lifestyle: 18th-century urban design, architecture, the importance of the river throughout history, the city’s contribution to the development of ideas, and its place in history. Tour the city’s exciting, contemporary districts. Finally, look ahead to Bordeaux in 2030 and the major projects in view. How? Read more...
- Boulogne sur Mer, a city with its roots in the ocean, a city known for its art and history. Just a short distance from the Channel Tunnel in the heart of the Opal Coast landscape, Boulogne sur Mer is here to welcome and surprise you. The Information kiosk is on the Esplanade of the Nausica Museum 2000 years of history Read more...
- At Ajaccio you’ll see the islands Sanguinaires – Pointe de la Parata Above all, an exceptional natural site famous for its fiery red sunset. The Bloody Islands are an archipelago of four rocky islands of magmatic origin composed of dark rock, diorite and a lighter rock. Seabird colonies nest there; Gulls, Cory’s shearwater, Black-headed gulls and Audouin’s Gulls. Original flora Read more...
- At the heart of the Loire Valley, which is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies Angers and the surrounding communes of Loire-Aubance, Loir en Anjou and Vallée Loire-Authion . Together they present a region with an outstanding heritage and a new name – welcome to Angers Loire Valley. Read more...
- THE COMIC STRIP CAPITAL Once upon a time …there were three friends who, in 1969, created a festival in Angoulême to celebrate the Comic Strip or Bande Dessinée (BD) in French. Year by year , the event gathered momentum until in January 1974, the International Comic Strip Festival was born. All the main industry players were there, the press came, Read more...
- Our area is internationally renowned for its beautiful harmonious landscape and for the fantastic quality of the water in the lake which, thanks to the efforts made to protect it for over 50 years, is now the purest in Europe. Visitors can enjoy a wide choice of sporting and cultural activities in both summer and winter in this wonderful setting. Read more...
- Places to see in Cap d’Antibes and Juan-les-Pins: Stroll around the Fort Carré Le Chemin du Calvaire – Cap d’Antibes, the Costal path “Chemin des Douaniers”, known as “sentier de Tire-poil” Visit Old Antibes and Juan Les Pins on the Little Train, making the most of the stops in the heart of the town, returning with the same ticket. The Read more...
- VERTIGO AT THE TOWN HALL “Decor unique in Europe”, “jewel of Flemish architecture”, “Gothic pearl in a Baroque setting”… No scholarly expression, no cliché can do justice to the sensations that seize the visitor viewing for the first time the squares of Arras and their Town Hall. To further heighten the thrill, what could be better than a dizzying ascent Read more...
