Natural, ecological, agricultural and tourist heritage, the Hortillonnages d'Amiens are cultivated marshes that have been in existence for over 2000 years. They played a major role in the food supply of the people of Amiens in the early 20th century. Today, they are one of the most picturesque tourist attractions in the city and during the summer season, they host an International Garden Festival.
In France, 80% of tourist traffic is concentrated in 20% of the territory. In the most frequented sites such as Mont Saint-Michel or the village of Gordes for example, one comes to think that too much tourism kills tourism! To address this problem, the government has just unveiled a plan to fight against overtourism. Explanations.
The Vanoise National Park was the first national park to be created in France, in 1963. Located between the high valleys of Maurienne and Tarentaise, in Savoie, this park encompasses high mountains reaching more than 3000 meters above sea level. It offers an extraordinary richness of fauna and flora.
Famous for its onyx-colored pyramid, which rises over 106 meters into the Las Vegas sky, the Luxor attracts travelers from all over the world. We invite you to discover this iconic hotel in the city.
The Cap d'Antibes, renowned for its luxurious villas, is a green oasis whose coastal fringe offers a wild landscape of cliffs and deep coves. We invite you to discover this exceptional site which can be explored by taking the customs officers' path.
With inflation, the French are more than ever in search of good deals for summer vacations. However, some habits are beneficial for the planet as well as for the wallet. This reconciles the two major current concerns for purchasing power and the environment! We explain how green tourism can help you enjoy cheaper vacations.
Small medieval town nestled on the right bank of the Dordogne, Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne joined in 2022 the very exclusive club of the Most Beautiful Villages of France. We have listed for you 5 things to see or do in this village nicknamed "the Limousin Riviera".
Croatia is increasingly attracting French tourists thanks to its pleasant climate, exceptional fauna and flora, and architecture influenced by Byzantine and Italian styles. The most attractive sites are located on the coasts, in Zagreb, the capital, and around the city of Dubrovnik. We have listed for you 5 highlights of this destination: must-see attractions not to be missed!
Located between Nice and Cannes, on the Mediterranean coast, Antibes Juan les Pins is one of the must-see cities of the French Riviera. Its beaches, marina, Picasso museum and jazz festival make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region.
An intoxicating scent of roses floats in Chédigny, Indre-et-Loire. This small town, located near Tours between Loches and Bléré, has gained a great reputation for the flowering of its streets. In 2013, it even became the first village in France to win the national label "Remarkable Garden". A unique but fully deserved distinction!
