Archive for 'Tourist Attractions in France'

Nice is a stunning seaside gem of a city on the French Riviera that boasts endless things to see and do. It is steeped in history and culture, has picture-perfect strands for days at the beach, offers a vibrant foodie scene, has a charming old town where there is an excellent daily market, boasts plenty of museums and attractions, has hot and sunny summers, and much more besides. A villa in Provence-alpes-côte D'azur or a vacation rental in Nice, in particular, is certain to ensure an excellent holiday full of relaxation, gorgeous surroundings, and joyous memories.

The many famous charms and the relaxing allure of the slow pace of life in Nice are such, however, that it can be easy to miss out on the many attractions that one can discover in the city. If you're the type to keep active, you like to pencil lots of things into your itinerary while travelling, or you're looking for a few nice outings to enjoy during your stay in the city, then we suggest a visit to the Parc Phoenix while you are in town. This wonderful garden is packed with beautiful blooms, vibrant exotic birds, and stunning features and is just the thing for kids, families, those fond of gardens, anyone interested in photography and capturing pretty places, and both those looking for an active day out or a relaxing excursion. Whether you're darting around the grounds in excitement at all there is to see or just going for a relaxed stroll in an especially lovely setting, this stunning little corner of the world is just the thing.     Read More

Perfectly crystal clear water made for snorkelling, soft white sand to feel glide between your toes and upon which you can comfortably lie out for hours, lush green surroundings and dramatic and pretty pink rockery framing everything idyllically: the charming beach of Palombaggia is an unbelievable looker and a quasi-tropical gem on Corsica. An utterly picturesque bay that boasts immense natural beauty, this is an ideal place to spend a day at the beach while on vacation in Corsica.     Read More

Brittany is a region of France with its own distinct culture and a craggy, windswept, dramatically beautiful landscape that is uniquely charming. It is especially famous for its beaches and is also home to plenty of incredible castles, or châteaux. If scenic surroundings and a rich cultural heritage are two the most important traits in choosing a holiday destination for you, then a villa in Brittany is just thing for those looking to vacation in France. And if you are looking to visit a particularly unique French château that is especially picturesque during your time in this lovely region of France, then we highly suggest a trip to La Bourbansais.

The Château de La Bourbansais is located in Pleugueneuc in Ille-et-Vilaine and is a stunning 16th century castle on a large and elegant estate with elaborate gardens. What differentiates it from the many other pretty fairytale castles located all across France, however, is the fact that it is also a zoo and is home to some incredible animals (who are usually in their enclosures but can sometimes be seen against the stunning backdrop of the castle). Classified as an official historical monument since 1959, the site has been open as a zoo since 1965 and today houses over sixty different species and over five hundred animals.     Read More

There are already ample reasons to plan a vacation in Corsica as this stunning island in France has plenty to offer a tourist. It is a unique place with a diverse landscape that varies from craggy cliffs and swooping valleys to lush forests to picture-perfect beaches made up of powdery white sand lapped by azure water. Those looking for a perfect sun holiday will find a villa in Corsica is just the thing but those in search of something a little bit different, unique attractions, and adventures to be had will also find themselves well-accommodated. Animal-lovers, in particular, will be delighted by the clear waters full of fish, the wild pigs that can be spotted roaming about the island, and the City of Turtles.     Read More