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This winter, head to the French mountains for an invigorating break. Between outdoor activities in the heart of snow-covered landscapes, generous cuisine, authentic craftsmanship and mountain spas, every moment is an invitation to relax. Ready to unwind?

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Area, regardless of whether they hold a visa.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paris, the most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Here, you can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritage, which has inspired so many artists.

From Toulouse to Bordeaux, via the Alps or cycling along the canals, more and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap label, which lists inclusive accommodation and activities.

Let the festivities begin! Towns and villages are aglow with lights to celebrate the end of the year. At Christmas markets, in the chateaux of the Loire Valley, in the mountains, or in the illuminated streets of Paris, magic is in the air throughout France.

Winter is slowly setting in, bringing with it a magical atmosphere that warms the heart despite the cold. The hustle and bustle of cities in winter, the tranquility of the seaside, and the majestic nature of the mountains offer visitors wonderful experiences combining culture, tradition, adventure, and French savoir-faire.

This winter, head to the French mountains for an invigorating break. Between outdoor activities in the heart of snow-covered landscapes, generous cuisine, authentic craftsmanship and mountain spas, every moment is an invitation to relax. Ready to unwind?

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Area, regardless of whether they hold a visa.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paris, the most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Here, you can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritage, which has inspired so many artists.

From Toulouse to Bordeaux, via the Alps or cycling along the canals, more and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap label, which lists inclusive accommodation and activities.

Let the festivities begin! Towns and villages are aglow with lights to celebrate the end of the year. At Christmas markets, in the chateaux of the Loire Valley, in the mountains, or in the illuminated streets of Paris, magic is in the air throughout France.

Winter is slowly setting in, bringing with it a magical atmosphere that warms the heart despite the cold. The hustle and bustle of cities in winter, the tranquility of the seaside, and the majestic nature of the mountains offer visitors wonderful experiences combining culture, tradition, adventure, and French savoir-faire.

This winter, head to the French mountains for an invigorating break. Between outdoor activities in the heart of snow-covered landscapes, generous cuisine, authentic craftsmanship and mountain spas, every moment is an invitation to relax. Ready to unwind?

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Area, regardless of whether they hold a visa.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paris, the most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Here, you can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritage, which has inspired so many artists.

From Toulouse to Bordeaux, via the Alps or cycling along the canals, more and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap label, which lists inclusive accommodation and activities.

Let the festivities begin! Towns and villages are aglow with lights to celebrate the end of the year. At Christmas markets, in the chateaux of the Loire Valley, in the mountains, or in the illuminated streets of Paris, magic is in the air throughout France.

Winter is slowly setting in, bringing with it a magical atmosphere that warms the heart despite the cold. The hustle and bustle of cities in winter, the tranquility of the seaside, and the majestic nature of the mountains offer visitors wonderful experiences combining culture, tradition, adventure, and French savoir-faire.

This winter, head to the French mountains for an invigorating break. Between outdoor activities in the heart of snow-covered landscapes, generous cuisine, authentic craftsmanship and mountain spas, every moment is an invitation to relax. Ready to unwind?

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Area, regardless of whether they hold a visa.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paris, the most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Here, you can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritage, which has inspired so many artists.

From Toulouse to Bordeaux, via the Alps or cycling along the canals, more and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap label, which lists inclusive accommodation and activities.

Let the festivities begin! Towns and villages are aglow with lights to celebrate the end of the year. At Christmas markets, in the chateaux of the Loire Valley, in the mountains, or in the illuminated streets of Paris, magic is in the air throughout France.

Winter is slowly setting in, bringing with it a magical atmosphere that warms the heart despite the cold. The hustle and bustle of cities in winter, the tranquility of the seaside, and the majestic nature of the mountains offer visitors wonderful experiences combining culture, tradition, adventure, and French savoir-faire.

This winter, head to the French mountains for an invigorating break. Between outdoor activities in the heart of snow-covered landscapes, generous cuisine, authentic craftsmanship and mountain spas, every moment is an invitation to relax. Ready to unwind?

Update on the phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) starting 12 October 2025. The system applies to third-country nationals entering or leaving France and the wider Schengen Area, regardless of whether they hold a visa.

Five years after the fire at Notre-Dame de Paris, the most iconic of Parisian monuments is reopening its doors to visitors. Here, you can take a look behind the scenes of this global event and rediscover the history of this jewel of France's heritage, which has inspired so many artists.

From Toulouse to Bordeaux, via the Alps or cycling along the canals, more and more destinations are adapting to disabled travellers. Make your travel easier with our selection of articles and the Tourisme & Handicap label, which lists inclusive accommodation and activities.