Destination France
Paris, the most beautiful and romantic city in the world!
Stroll the Champs Elysee admiring the beautiful architecture, pass the Elysee Palace for a chance glimpse of Mme Sarkozy, discover the arty world of the Marais, wander the laneways of Montmartre and dine like a dauphin for just a few euros.
We know how to by pass the museum queues, and where and when to shop for the best of Parisian fashion.
Visit the best flea markets in the morning and window shop the exclusive rue Fauborg St Honore in the afternoon.
Christmas and New Year in Paris? Shop at the Christmas markets, see the wonderful decorations and countdown the New Year with the locals at the Eiffel Tower. Watch as the fireworks light up the sky while you sip champagne.
Beyond Paris, there’s so much to delight. Visit Brittany, famous for its Celtic heritage and where you will hear the ancient language of the Bretons still spoken in the villages. Wander the quiet shoreline watching the fishermen hauling in their day’s catch. Take the chance and walk along the beach at low tide to Mont St Michel.
Sip champagne overlooking the vineyards of Epernay home to Moet et Chandon, Reims or perhaps you prefer Pomeroy? Here are some of the most famous chateaux in the Champagne region.
 
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Gaze down at the Moselle river while sipping a crisp dry white on the terrace.
The Ardenne has the beautiful towns of Longres, Sedan and, Troyes with its beautiful cathedral and street after street of wholesale and sample clothing – the biggest in Europe.
See the wonderful North East of France, the art nouveau jewel of Nancy, Metz on the Moselle with a day or two to wander the beautifully preserved decadence of Luxembourg.
There is more to Provence, Cote d’Azur and the South than beaches. Grasse the centre of the world’s perfume industry is the most beautiful medieval village. You’ll smell it before you see it. St Paul de Vence, a charming walled artists village at the top of the hill, looks out over all of the South.
And let’s not forget Nice, this gorgeous coastal city with its split personality of Italian and French. The pasta is sublime and the French cuisine some of the best in France.
Stay in boutique hotels and apartments and play being a local with a baguette under your arm for breakfast
