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Visit France from home.
Travel comes in many forms, from booking a ticket, to planning your dream trip, to reading about adventures from the comfort of your couch. France usually has to be seen to be believed, but there’s no reason why social distancing means that the attractions we have to offer need to go unseen, unexperienced, and unnoticed. Whether to plan your someday trip or to fantasize about being elsewhere, we’ve rounded up an ever evolving list of the best ways to see France without leaving your home.
Take a virtual tour
The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Strasbourg Cathedral, the Lascaux Caves: innumerable monuments, landmarks, museums and castles have virtual reality tours set up. Explore France’s amazing past and present, and figure out which ones you need to see in the future.
- The Louvre (External link)
- The Eiffel Tower (External link)
- Rocamadour (External link)
- Lascaux Caves (External link)
- Château de Chenonceau (External link)
- Brittany from home: castle, cathedral or convent, these cultural spots unveil their every magical detail 360° thanks to technology.
- The making of a Mont St Michel model (External link)
- For museum tours, from Musée d'Orsay to La Cité de la Dentelle et de la Mode de Calais (Museum of Fashion and Lace of Calais), click here.
Take in a spectacle (show)
From the Opéra Comique to the Opéra de Paris, the Philharmonic to the many theatres dotting every city in France, shows, concerts, and recitals are available to stream directly into your living room.
Read a book about France
Watch a French film (or a film set in France)
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