Articles Index
France Pictures and Paris Pictures
France pictures, ranging from cities like Paris to the Pyrenean countryside, will help you relive memories from your last visit, plan a trip to Paris or France or simply do some armchair, virtual photo touring of France. Here is an index of various France picture galleries.
Tour de France 2006
Tour de France 2006 promises much excitement, as the title of king of the tour is now up for grabs in Lance Armstrong's absence. It will hit some of France's best cities and villages, and span countryside and mountains. See the daily blog coverage, map, stage list, top Tour de France merchandise, a list of teams and riders, and find out more about planning a visit to the tour stops along the route.
Tour de France 2008
Tour de France 2008 will run July 5th to Sunday July 27th, and the 95th Tour de France will consist of 21 stages spanning 3,500 kilometres. See the daily blog coverage, map, stage list, top Tour de France merchandise, a list of teams and riders, and find out more about planning a visit to the tour stops along the route.
Luxury Barge Cruises -- Aboard Le Phenician Across Provence and the Camargue
Read about a luxury barge cruises in France aboard the floating barge hotel, The Phenicien, through Provence, Languedoc and the Camargue. Luxury barge cruising in comfort includes fine dining and custom tailored excursions in this mellow and beautiful corner of France.
Brittany, France - Bretagne Region
Brittany, along France's northern shore, is a land of enchantment. It features rugged coastlines with some of the world's most breathtaking views. It features more than 4,000 chateaux, manors and medieval homes. It's an ideal destination for water sports enthusiasts, lovers of fine cuisine and seafood, and anyone fascinated by legends and history. Find out how to plan a trip to France's region of Brittany.
Tour de France 2007
Tour de France 2007 will start July in London, the first time Le Tour has visited the city. It will cover 3,553 kilometers spanning three countries, and will hit 12 new cities during the 94th Tour de France. See the daily blog coverage, map, stage list, top Tour de France merchandise, a list of teams and riders, and find out more about planning a visit to the tour stops along the route.
Canal du Midi
The Canal du Midi was originally constructed to create a waterway shortcut between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, but today it serves as a charming and integral part of the landscape of several lovely Southern France cities. Find out about visiting the Canal du Midi.
Peugeot Open Europe Buyback Lease Program
If you will be renting a car in France for 17 days or more, you can save money, drive a brand-new car, rent even if you're under age 25, and get free, included, no-deductible car rental insurance with the Peugeot Buyback Lease program. Here are the pros and cons of the car rental program, and an explanation of how it works and why it can be cheaper than traditional car rentals in Europe.
Rodez, France
Situated as it is in the middle of the mountains, it can be surprising to come upon Rodez. Unexpectedly urban, this tiny city features wonderful shopping and dining. The city’s striking cathedral features a Virgin Mary that is about 250 feet tall. Find out more about the wonderful discovery that is Rodez.
Mende, France and the Lozere
Mende, in the rural and mountainous Lozere, is a small city of about 12,000 people. This is a wonderful destination for anyone who wants to be in a town, but in the midst of nature at its finest, unique wildlife and outdoor activities like hang gliding, mountain climbing and canoeing.
Old Nice
Old Nice, also called Vieux Nice in French, is a beautiful and unique neighborhood in Nice. Old Nice is popular with tourists and locals alike, from its popular Cours Selaya daily markets and its historic architecture to boutique shopping and made-from-scratch Italian (with a French accent) favorites like gelato and ravioli. Find out all about visiting Vieux Nice, or Old Nice.
Arc de Triomphe - A Guide to this Popular Paris Sightseeing Attraction
The Arc de Triomphe is one of Paris' most visit attractions. This monument is devoted to one of France's most fearless leaders, Napoleon Bonaparte. A visit to the Arc de Triomphe gives visitors a chance to see this architectural wonder, as well as a fabulous view and photo vantage point on the Champs Elysees. Here is a guide to visiting Paris' Arc de Triomphe de l'Etoile.
Promenade des Anglais
Nice's Promenade des Anglais is part of the heart of this seaside French city. It's lined with cafes situated directly on the beach, and it's a bustling area active with cyclists, runners, walkers and rollerbladers. Find out more about the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France.
Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie
The Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie is one of the most popular attractions in Paris, and it's also a great attraction for families traveling with kids. Here is a profile of Paris' Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie.
Montpellier, France
Montpellier, France is a bustling and vibrant city in the South of France often overshadowed by neighboring cities in Provence,but it is well worthy of a visit. The city is beautiful, filled with architecture and rich in history. It's lined with boutiques and sidewalk cafes, and dotted with magnificent squares. Here is a guide to the city of Montpellier, France.
Rugby World Cup 2007 Trip Planner
The Rugby World Cup 2007 will be held primarily in France, with 10 of z dozen matches in France. Find out about the cities hosting the Rugby World Cup 2007, and tips for buying tickets and booking a room to see the matchups.
Logis de France
Logis de France is an organization of smaller hotels, mostly akin to an American inn, which are almost always is connected to a fine restaurant. The Logis de France are a great option for those who want a true French lodging experience, but the assurance of certain standards.
Aquitaine Region of France
The Aquitaine Region of France is a delightful blend of urban atmosphere in cities like Bordeaux, unique culture and architecture of French Basque Country, beautiful beach towns and vast expanses of protected parkland.
Languedoc Roussillon Region of France
The Languedoc Roussillon Region of France is an undiscovered gem filled with breathtaking coastline, some of France's best cuisine, rich Medieval history and amazing architecture like chateaux (castles) and cathedrals. Find out the basics of visiting the Languedoc Roussillon Region of France.
Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur Region
Provence is a mesmerizing land of beaches, mountains, cities, rich history, beautiful art, charming medieval hilltop villages and markets that are dazzling displays of color. Get all the basics on Provence, including the major cities, facts about Provence, how to get around Provence and where to stay in Provence.