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Starting in Marseille, stopping at Les calanques, Cannes, Antibes, Nice, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Ézé, and Monaco. 2 nights in Marseille (day trip to Les calanques) 2 nights in Cannes (day trip to Antibes) 3 nights in Nice (day trips to Villefranche-sur-Mer, Ézé, and Monaco)

St. Tropez, France four Day Itinerary

Strolling hand-in-hand through the café-lined cobblestone streets of the Latin Quarter, amidst the whispers of history echoing from centuries-old buildings, every moment feels like a timeless embrace in the heart of Parisian romance. Indulge in delectable French delicacies, share stolen glances over glasses of fine wine and let the rhythm of the city guide you to hidden gems waiting to be discovered. The Latin Quarter is located on the left bank of the Seine River in the fifth arrondissement of Paris, France.

I studied abroad in Strasbourg and absolutely fell in love with this beautiful Alsatian city. It's situated just across the river from Germany which makes for a unique blend of French and German culture here in this quaint town. With canals winding through streets of half timbered houses, a gorgeous cathedral in the center of the city, and beautiful parks, it's like a city straight out of a fairytale. Here's some of my favorite places, restaurants and experiences to enjoy in Strasbourg!

A beautiful town with plenty of amazing restaurants and beautiful sunsets on the beach, and hikes with stunning views.

There are so many cities to visit in the South of France. Here are some of my favourites. Every city can be accessible with the TER or bus. If you find this helpful tips are accepted :)

Discovering Strasbourg for a day, the best way : with fooood 🥨

Here are my top choices for family suites with multiple bedding configurations to entire private chateaus. I also prioritized charm, location, value, reviews. Price ranges: $-$$$$

Out of all the places I adore in France, Nice and its surrounding areas truly has my heart. This is where I dream of retiring. You're still very much in France - BUT: The people are noticeably friendlier than in Paris (no shade to Parisians, I love them too), the weather is delightful, the beaches are gorgeous, and the food has a lighter, Mediterranean flair (as opposed to the heavy dairy-based recipes typical in much of France). If 6 days sounds like a lot to you, never fear: This itinerary uses Nice as a home base and includes many day-trip options. Guide includes: 📍 High Level Plan ✨ General Tips 🍅 7 Food & Drinks Not to Miss 🧼 7 Souvenir or Gift Ideas 🍴 10 restaurant/bar recs in Nice (5 cheaper, 3 mid-range, 2 higher end) 🗒️ 6-day Itinerary: 3 days in Nice (including arrival & departure days, and 1 full-day in Nice with two morning options & 2 afternoon options), and 3 days for half-day trips, full-day trips, or a free day* 🗺️ 7 additional options for your half or full-day trips from Nice or for your free day 💚 Pro Tips *I suggest 1 full-day trip, 1 day split between 2 half-day trips, and 1 day of free time. These do not overlap with the 7 additional options for half and full-day trips, You also get: ✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation 📍 An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates (I love Nice and keep going back) 🎞️ Linked videos (where applicable) that bring recommendations and advice to life 💙 If you love this guide, I would really appreciate it if you shared it with a friend, left a great review, or contributed a tip.

Get ready for the ultimate European adventure with this 2024 - 2025 travel guide, packed with everything you need for an unforgettable journey through Italy, France, and Belgium! We’re talking about must-see landmarks, hidden gems, top-notch activities, and mouth-watering dining spots that will have you falling in love with each country. This guide has everything from Rome’s ancient wonders to Paris’s romantic charm and the picturesque canals of Bruges. Plus, I've scouted out the best Instagram-worthy spots so you can capture every magical moment. Let’s make your European dream trip a reality! 🌍

Aix (pronounced “Ex”) is THE place to visit for all things Cézanne! This is also a wonderful jumping-off point, stop, or end-destination for a longer trip through the Provence region. This 3-day itinerary includes: 📝 Logistics: how to get there, where to stay, high-level plan, and important info to help you get the most out of your visit 📍 5 sites to see 🍽️ 7 eateries (3 lunch/dinner spots, 1 brunch spot, 1 great bar for people watching, 1 boulangerie, 1 local farmer’s market) 🎨 7 activities You also get: ✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation 🗺️ An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates when you SAVE this guide 🎞️ Linked videos (where applicable) that bring recommendations and advice to life 💙 If you love this guide, I would really appreciate it if you shared it with a friend, left a great review, or contributed a tip.

In the last few years, I've spent over 5 months in France. My situation is unique because my boyfriend is French, so I often get to explore areas of the country that other travelers might not think to visit. Paris is certainly worth experiencing, but the rest of France has so much to offer, too! Spanning as far north as Lille and as far south as Bordeaux, this guide will give you everything you need to experience some of the best areas of France, outside of its capital. The best part? I don't plan to stop exploring France anytime soon! I will continue to update this guide with new places as I visit them myself. I hope this guide inspires and informs your next, or first, trip to this incredible country. Safe travels! 🧳

Paris, the city of light, where history is intertwined with modernity. From the Eiffel Tower to the cafes in Montmartre, the French capital full of culture, gastronomy and artistic treasures. It is the destination where art, fashion and elegance intertwine.

The South of France is often seen as an expensive trip, and while there are definitely many ways to spend your money, it doesn't have to break the bank. This guide, leading on from part 1, will explain how to make the most of public transport to travel along the South coast of France. Included are must see and do activities, along with alternative for those on a budget. There will be accommodation options of hostels, hotels and even entire homes you can rent if in a bigger group.

A guide to a variety of climbing gyms located across the U.S. separated by state and Canada, Mexico and France. Activities range from bouldering, top rope, lead and much more! Day passes are available at each location, often include their daily classes and access to their workout gym space. Additionally, some climbing gyms offer additional discounts for students, military members, seniors and early morning climbs. Be sure to check out each locations website to see what each gym offers to maximize your experience. This is by no means an all extensive list of climbing gyms across the U.S., Canada, Mexico and France but ones I have personally visited while working in various states, cities and countries. Do you have a favorite climbing gym we should put on our list to check out? Let us know!

Explore this map, I made as the ultimate France guide, to get inspired and discover the places that will become the highlight of your next trip. Many of the places in this map will have helpful booking links and/or links to social media posts with more inside information. I will be adding to this guide and my knowledge grows, please be encouraged to reach out with your own favorite spots to be included. I see all my Guide Maps as perpetual works in progress and will do my best to add to and update them as my knowledge expands. Use my Klook promo: ACKUGARTE for 10% off for new users and 3% off for returning users.

Cannes is a beautiful, sea-side city with plenty to do and even more restaurants to choose from. We visited in July and it was (predictably) hot! - I don't know who needs to hear this, but it's pronounced "Can" not "Cans". I know, I've been saying it wrong for years too. All recommendations come with this standard advice. 1. Do the activities/ touristy things early in the morning to both avoid the higher afternoon temperatures, as well as standing around in the heat because of the crowds of tourists. 2. Make a reservation! The restaurants are quaint; if they do have space, they will sit you inside after a super hot day with no air conditioning and you'll sweat it out in a corner. 3. Hydrate. 'Nuff said.

This is a guide for how to visit the Champagne region without a tour! There are so many group tours to the champagne region from Paris, but I strongly believed I could do it myself, and I was VERY successful. While group tours hold a lot of value for many people, I noticed group tours to champagne were quite expensive and there wasn't a lot of freedom to pick and choose what you wanted. I created my own itinerary and we LOVED visiting this region and it was truly so easy! This will be an itinerary of what we did each day, where we stayed, where we ate and drank, and what we saw during our time in Reims & Epernay. I will also include at the end things I would do if I had more time... or should I say... WILL DO because I know we will return. This itinerary involves taking the train from Paris but will also include other options. It includes a full day spent in Reims, France and a full day spent in Epernay. With 2 nights in a hotel in Reims. It will include a cost breakdown, where to make reservations, and some small gems we really loved! I am also MORE than happy to consult with you about this itinerary to help you pick and choose what suits your needs. Feel free to reach out with questions before or after purchasing at planformedani@gmail.com or planforme.dani on instagram

Strasbourg is this perfect mix of France and Germany, and is a great weekend city! This guide has everything you need to eat and see the best of Strasbourg. In this guide, you'll get: - the major sights with notes on what you’re seeing and if they need advanced booking - 5 must-see sights - explanation of the museum pass and which are worth your time - 4 restaurants, bars, & cafes - 4 accommodations options - 6 day trip or follow on destination ideas

Here are a few things I’ve discovered while on a short 3 day trip to Lyon, France.