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There's a reason why France makes its way onto just about everyone's life "to do" list. With its intimate hilltop villages,
enchanting coastal beaches, majestic castles, and, of course, its most famous capital city, France is simply one of those
few world destinations that can't be overlooked.
If Paris is your main focus, consider a stay in the heart of the city. The Champs-Elysees is full of romance, tree-shaded
cafes, and an unprecedented lineup of luxury goods. Visit the Louis Vuitton flagship, Cartier, Hermes, Bally, and more.
Make your way to the Ile de la Cite to see arguably the world's most famous cathedral, Notre Dame. Of course, what would a
trip to Paris be without an expedition to the beautiful (and quite large) Louvre art gallery and museum.
But if you're worried the wonders of Paris will lead to sore feet, consider a cruise along the Seine, where the rich history
will unfold before your eyes - and you won't even need to take a step.
Of course France offers so much more than the City of Light. Many France vacations begin and end elsewhere. Choose, for example,
to escape to the French Riviera and the charming village of Biot, which is just a short drive from the flower markets and
sun-drenched beaches of Nice and the glitz and glamour of Cannes.
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This prestigious modern apartment in the popular town of Nice boasts magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea and the entrance to the mouth of Nice harbour. The interiors of this secure and deluxe residence are tastefully furnished to a high standard with tiled floors and marble bathrooms. The spa ... Read More >>

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Situated in a medieval fortified village, this converted property boasts spectacular views of the rolling Burgundy countryside. Architecturally designed, appointed and furnished to a high standard, Grand Crème offers a large living room with a unique wood-burning fireplace and a piano. The French wi ... Read More >>

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Standing on the edge of the river Yonne, La Tour is a fortified tower that offers an elegant interior with panoramic views from the stylish living room. The charming original features have been retained. One bedroom has a canopy bed leading to a Napoleon Empire style children’s bedroom. Sample the r ... Read More >>

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Le Moulin de St Georges is a former mill, carefully and lovingly renovated by the architect owner. Its modern interior includes contemporary paintings and a cellar providing some excellent wines from the area. The wooden terrace offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The owner's Engl ... Read More >>

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Located on the waterfront overlooking Nice's busy port, Le Petit Nid is a delightful, second-story apartment and the perfect place to soak up the truly French ambience. It looks across to the distant Château Hill with its twinkling lights, while accordion-players serenade the diners in the small res ... Read More >>

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Nestled in the peaceful hamlet of Dompierre-les-Ormes, Meulin serves up spacious interiors and extensive views of the rolling countryside. Large French windows lead to a terrace and private courtyard, ideal for outdoor dining. Explore the surrounding area on bike or on foot. The magnificent Abbey in ... Read More >>

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Enjoy superb architecture, lovely museums, charming markets and sun-drenched beaches just minutes from Palais Hunique, a well-appointed two-bedroom apartment ideally situated in the center of Nice. Located on the third floor of a bourgeoise building, this modern apartment has been tastefully decorat ... Read More >>

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Eat...
Calypso (Villefranche-sur-Mer). This waterside restaurant opens up a rooftop bar on pleasant summer evenings and features
a mouthwatering selection of seafood dishes.
Taillevent (Paris). The ever-evolving menu may include crabmeat in dill remoulade and rish risotto with frog's legs. In Paris,
a three-course lunch is often the way to go, followed by a lighter dinner.
Au Pied De Cochon (Paris). If late-night suppers are more suitable to your schedule, consider this Paris institution, opened
in 1946. Among the selections: pig trotter with béarnaise sauce and pommes frites.
Play...
Carnival (Nice). While most may associate this pre-Lenten festival of excess with Rio de Janeiro, Venice, or even New Orleans
(Mardi Gras), Nice is the place to celebrate in France, transforming each February from a placid seaside city into a raucous
party town.
Disneyland Paris. Disney is Disney, no matter where you visit, but this park does take on a Parisian flair. And right now,
Disneyland Paris is celebrating its 15th anniversary, so you can take advantage of special deals and attractions.
Explore...
Louvre (Paris). The Louvre is one of the largest museums in the world, and the most visited. Formerly a royal palace, the
Louvre houses some of the most prestigious collections of art anywhere, including da Vinci's Mona Lisa and Antioch's Venus
de Milo.
Notre Dame (Paris). The seat of the Archbishop of Paris, this French Gothic masterpiece is still used as a Roman Catholic
cathedral. Come see the rose windows, the Virgin of Paris, and more. Notre Dame is open daily, but hours vary depending on
the season.
Eiffel Tower (Paris). The most recognized structure in Paris is also its tallest at 1,063 feet high. A trip to France just
wouldn't seem complete without a stop at the most visited monument in the world.
Shop...
Champs-Elysees (Paris). Here you'll discover more luxury stores than you can shake a silk scarf at, including Louis Vuitton,
Hermes, Cartier, and Bally.
Town Centre (Nice). Many wonderful shops can be found in this "downtown" area, including Gigi, a stylish women's boutique
stocked with the hottest names in fashion.
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