City Breaks

In the heart of Provence, Avignon was once the hub of the Christian world and has been left with an impressive architectural legacy including the UNESCO World Heritage Palais des Papes.

Capital of the French Riviera on the Côte d'Azur, Nice is set in a stunning Mediterranean location with a vibrant street life, colourful markets, old world opulence and year round sunshine.

France's second largest city and one of the great ports on the Mediterranean. The Old Port is in the heart of the cosmopolitan centre with many pedestrianised streets and squares for you to [...]

The medieval first city of Flanders, Lille truly is the underrated gem of Northern France. The city has a Flemish feel with quaint cobbled streets and vast squares. Its a thriving metropolis with [...]

Nicknamed “La Ville Rose” (The Pink City) because of its ochre rooftops and use of blushing bricks, Toulouse sits astride the river Garonne and is a city with tons to discover.

"You, who have ever been to Paris, know . And you who have not been to Paris - go" John Ruskin

The historic capital of Normandy, Rouen’s Gothic cathedral is the jewel in the crown of this city’s history and art. Nicknamed “city of a hundred spires” there is a wealth of places to visit.

An impressive city that sits along the Rhone and Saône rivers, Lyon is an elegant old town made up of fine Renaissance and ultra modern architecture. The city is known as the culinary capital of [...]

France's wine capital since Roman times, Bordeaux is a fascinating and cosmopolitan city with a blend of contemporary and fine 18th century architecture.

Capital of the Alsace region, Strasbourg is an amazing historic city to discover. The old town in the heart of the city is set on an island with a warren of cobbled streets lined with medieval [...]