Places to Visit in France

One of the best destinations in the whole world, Paris or The City Of Light, no doubt, a favourite destination to anyone who travels for pleasure or business, is at its best from March to May. It is in winter that most cultural events are organized, though school holidays do clog the streets up! Nearly 2,500.000 people... Next >>>

The French Riviera is, no doubt, one of the most attractive and notorious coasts all over Europe and the nice Nice its own jet set! Though summer is a nice period to enjoy a sojourn, it is better not to go to Nice in July or August to avoid hot weather, traffic jams and crowds of people on holiday! Better periods are spring and... Next >>>

Cannes is one of the best known cities of Southern Europe in France. As per the 2007 census, the population of this beautiful and eye catching city, was 70,400 inhabitants. The economic environment is rich and diverse and the economy here is involved in activities related to... Next >>>

Lyon is located in east central France. The city happens to be the third largest city of France covering an area of approximately 4787 hectares and with a population of 515,300 as per the 2004 estimate. The city experiences a temperate climate with... Next >>>

Lourdes is situated in the south-west of France at the base of the Pyrenees. The population of this town is only 17,000 but it sees an astounding 5,000,000 visitors every year. It is surrounded by three peaks over 1,000 m in height and dotted... Next >>>

Strasbourg capital of Alsace, along the Rhine river, is a beautiful modern city where the European Council, the European Parliament and the European Court of Human Rights reside. Downtown is really nice and the cathedral with the notorious clock and antique towers, attractive. Among the sights is the antique Pharmacy de Cerf... Next >>>

Toulouse in the south-west of France is home to about 430,000 inhabitants. Toulouse was a thriving trade centre during the Roman reign but it slowly turned into a sleepy little village. It had practically no industrial development till the beginning of the twentieth century. Toulouse... Next >>>