As soon as you cross the ivy-lined 16th century gothic stone bridge that leads into the medieval French village of Estaing, you will feel as though you have departed the 21st century and stepped into the distant past. Estaing is celebrated for its sprawling castle that offers a stunning view of a rushing river, a…
The Alsace region of France is known for its quaint villages, dry white wine, and proximity to Germany. The Taennchel rock formations tucked away in the Vosges Mountains in Alsace are a quiet stone sanctuary where you can spend the day slowly ascending a path lined with moss-covered stones. Historical artifacts, the beauty of nature,…
The French town of Colmar—which is located in the Alsace region of France—is a dreamy village full of peaked roofs and placid canals. Starting in late November, Colmar hosts one of Europe’s most beloved Christmas markets. The Colmar market is divided into 6 distinct Christmas markets where visitors can sip on mulled wine, view a…
In the quaint village of Carnac in Northern France, nearly 4,000 stones stand perfectly aligned in a field. Historians speculate that the stones have been standing for nearly 7,000 years. No one is entirely sure precisely who arranged the stones, or why. Archeologists believe that the Carnac Stones may have been placed by a roving…
The picturesque town of Riquewihr—which is located in the Alsace region of France near the borders of Germany and Switzerland—is unique among quaint French towns because it didn’t sustain heavy damage during World War II. When you arrive in Riquewihr, you will feel as though you have traveled back in time. Visitors can view a…
Hidden in the middle of Nantes, France, lies a world of fantasy-the Machines of the Isle of Nantes-where art meets engineering. This is a unique tourist attraction that has transformed the old shipyards of this city into a home for mechanical creatures and surreal installations that capture the imagination of many visitors across the globe….
So, you know how France is famous for the Eiffel Tower, delicious croissants, and charming cafes, right? But did you know that it’s also home to some of the most unusual places to stay? If you’re yearning for an experience that’s off the beaten path, we’ve gathered some of the most extraordinary accommodations that promise…
The 10th Arrondissement may be tucked away north of the obligatory Paris sights like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, but this district is an intriguing locale to base your trip around. “Living like a local” has enduring appeal as a travel principle. Call it Millennial wanderlust or contrarian, but there’s something to be said…
