Paris symbolizes French culture. In 2017 it was ranked as the most elegant city in the world. Nicknamed the City of Light, it is home to world-famous monuments such as the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral , the Eiffel Tower or the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the avenue des Champs-Élysées, and it is one of the most popular cities. most visited in the world. Its Louvre Museum is the largest and most visited art museum in the world. Paris is the luxury capital of the world. Paris is the city with the most luxury hotels in the world in 2018. In Paris, the most prestigious international fashion week takes place every year. It is in this city that world-renowned couturiers have worked and practice and several French luxury brands are internationally known. In the haute cuisine sector, Paris is the city with the largest number of the best restaurants in the world. The French capital is twinned with only one other city, Rome, which is also valid in the other direction, with this slogan "Only Paris is worthy of Rome, only Rome is worthy of Paris".

Land of history, culture and traditions, Normandy offers visitors in search of authenticity and natural beauty its finery. Peaceful and unspoiled, its marvelous regions conceal an incredible diversity of landscapes, ranging from forests, groves and rural meadows of the green countryside to the majestic white cliffs of the Alabaster coast , passing through the famous bay of Mont-Saint-Michel , the meanders of the Seine valley, Norman Switzerland or the Cotentin and Bessin marshes. A destination for leisure and relaxation, and a true haven of peace, Normandy has managed to preserve an important cultural, architectural and gastronomic heritage. Seafood, meadowsweet lamb, cider, pommeau and perry, teurgoule, Isigny dairy products or even Pays d'Auge cheeses are all delicacies that delight the taste buds!

Bordeaux is known throughout the world thanks to its vineyard , its gastronomy and its art of living . But, with its rich history, it is also recognized for its historical heritage and will surprise with its modernity and contemporary architectural works. To explore the city and its heritage, you will be spoiled for choice: stroll through UNESCO Bordeaux or its various districts, discover its sites and monuments by bike, visit its museums, enjoy the time of a weekends alone or with your children. The only risk is not being able to do everything, and wanting to come back!

Between sea and mountains, the Mediterranean shores between Saint-Tropez and Menton , the Provençal ranges to the Mercantour alpine massifs, the Côte d'Azur is a land of contrasting landscapes from its cities of Nice and Cannes known all over the world! The beauty of its beaches and the luxury of its palaces, the influence of its festivals and the fame of its artists form a harmonious balance with the forests and green valleys of the mountains of the high country, the red roofs of old hilltop villages and the yellow mimosas in bloom ...

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Irresistible and intoxicating, the Riviera vibrates to the rhythm of its events, which attract visitors from all over the world. Flashes crackle and rhinestones sparkle at the Cannes Film Festival. Bodies and hearts dance at the Nice Carnival, when colors and scents turn heads at the Menton Lemon Festival. Pablo Picasso's vacation spot, prized by Jean Cocteau, the Côte d'Azur also boasts a strong artistic and cultural identity.

Land of traditions and gastronomy located in the heart of Europe, Alsace is a destination full of attractions that will undoubtedly appreciate lovers of discovery and authenticity. If the region is particularly famous for its Flammekueches, sauerkraut, baeckeoffes, white wines and magical Christmas markets, it is also famous for its charming flowered half-timbered villages, medieval castles and prestigious museums.

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While traveling through Alsace, one will of course not fail to visit some high places of Alsatian tourism such as Strasbourg with its Gothic cathedral and its picturesque Petite France, Colmar with its romantic Little Venice and its famous Unterlinden museum, the hilltop castle of Haut-Koenigsbourg , the magnificent fortified city of Riquewihr , the wine route and its typical villages, Mulhouse and its great museums, the Alsace ecomuseum that looks like an old village, the collegiate church of Thann, the abbey of Murbach or even the convent of Mont Sainte-Odile .

It is a heritage of the kings of France, in love with the Loire Valley. Alongside the medieval fortresses ( Chinon , Loches ) then the royal estates ( Amboise ), many tufa castles flourished on the initiative of the great figures of the kingdom ( Azay-le-Rideau , Chenonceau , Villandry ) and the nobility of court.

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Built for defensive purposes in the Middle Ages ( Langeais , Le Rivau , Ussé ), the castles of the Loire opened up to the outside during the Renaissance, abandoning their austere ramparts and drawbridges for an aestheticism inspired by culture. Italian. It was at this time that the tradition of the gardens of the Loire Valley, thought of as real “outdoor lounges”, was born in the Loire Valley.