France
France at a Glance
When people picture France, they usually think of Paris. But my favorite moments? They happened far from the city lights—on sun-dappled trails in Alsace, in sleepy Bordeaux cafés, and on solo train rides where I watched the countryside roll by like a watercolor painting.
In this France travel guide section, you’ll find:
- Thoughtful itineraries for solo travel in France
- Regional guides for Provence, Bordeaux, Alsace, and beyond
- Hiking tips and outdoor adventures in France
- Insights on slow travel in France—by train, foot, or rental car
- Food experiences, local markets, and the cultural details that make France unforgettable
Language:
French
Currency:
Euro
Best Time to Visit:
Spring, Summer, Fall
Famous Landmarks:
Beaches of Normandy
Eiffel Tower
Bordeaux and the beautiful vineyards
France Blog Posts
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Where to Stay in Menton France by Neighborhood (with Map)
Planning a trip to Menton, but unsure where to stay? You’re in the right place. My husband and I have now visited…
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Best Tours in Menton, France: My favorite Walking, Food & Day Trips
Looking to make the most of your visit to Menton, France? I have rounded up the top-rated tours in Menton that showcase…
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3 Days in Bordeaux Without a Car: Wine, Food & Easy Day Trips
Looking for ideas for your time in Bordeaux? You’re in the right place. This 3-day Bordeaux itinerary is designed for solo travelers…
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The Perfect 5-Day Menton Itinerary for February (My Favorite Winter Escape on the French Riviera)
Menton isn’t a one-and-done destination for us. We’ve been three times now, and it’s become our go-to February escape on the French…
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Fête du Citron: A Complete Guide to Menton’s Lemon Festival
Looking for a winter escape that’s colorful, cultural, and refreshingly different? Every February, Menton transforms into a living art installation during the…
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Menton Travel Guide: Discover the Best-Kept Secret on the French Riviera
Imagine a picturesque Mediterranean town blessed with 350 days of sunshine, fragrant lemon trees, and streets lined with pastel-colored buildings. This Menton…
