Ideas for customised trips through the regions of France.

You will appreciate the beauty of every destination with our skilled guides and competence in organising cultural-historical, healthcare, sporting, and gastronomic tours.
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Normandy is one of France's most scenic spots. Our guides will prepare a program based on your preferences. Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region:
  • Gastronomic Paradise
  • Normandy Castles and Gardens
  • Impressionism
  • Medieval Heritage
Paris is approx. 200 km/2 h 30 min by car or 1 h 30 min by TGV train.
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Aquitaine is a region in the southwest of France confined by the Loire River to the north, the Pyrenees to the south, the Bay of Biscay to the west and the Rhône River to the east. Prehistoric caves, medieval bastide castles atop mountains, over 200 kilometers of sandy beaches with massive dunes, and vineyards and wineries producing the finest wines, which have been regarded as a benchmark of quality, distinction, and unrivaled taste for generations.
Our guides will prepare a program based on your preferences.
Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region:
  • Bordeaux wine routes.
  • Secrets of prehistoric caves.
  • Ancient France.
  • Oenology.
  • Surf, oysters, and artichoke.
    Paris is approx. 580 km/5 h 30 min by car or 4 h by TGV train.
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Brittany is situated in north-western France on a peninsula between the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay. Our guides will prepare a program based on your preferences.
Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region:
  • Breton pearls.
  • Walking in the footsteps of knights and corsairs.
  • The roads of Southern Brittany.
  • Between the rocks and the sea.
Paris – Rennes is approx. 350 km/3 h 30 min by car or 1 h 30 min by TGV train.
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Burgundy is known for its vineyards and some of the world's most prominent wines, as well as its tranquil medieval villages, stately monasteries, and glazed roofs with colored tiles that have become a trademark of the region.
Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region:
  • Burgundy Wine Roads
  • Duchy of Burgundy
  • Gastronomic paradise
  • Abbeys and monasteries
  • Unforgettable Burgundy landscapes and Morvan National Park
Paris–Dijon is approx. 315 km/4 h by car or 1 h 30 min by TGV train.
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Champagne, the birthplace of Champagne wines as well as a forest-rich region. Many of the vineyards and cellars hold tastings and are always delighted to tell you about Champagne's principal drink.
Our guides will prepare a program based on your preferences.
Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region:
  • Taking the champagne route.
  • Medieval fortifications and castles.
  • Towns of Art and History.
Paris – Reims is approx. 140 km/1 h 30 min by car or 45 min by TGV train.
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Provence is a historic area in south-eastern France whose beauty Cézanne and Van Gogh immortalized in their paintings of huge fields of lavender and sunflowers, valleys of vineyards, and olive groves. Our guides will prepare a program based on your preferences.
Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region:
  • Towns and monuments of Antiquity and the Roman Age
  • Medieval towns
  • Van Gogh's places
  • Natural monuments and protected areas
Paris – Marseille is approx. 750 km/8 h by car or 3 h 30 min by TGV train.
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The French Côte d'Azur stretches from Toulon to the Italian border on the south-eastern Mediterranean coast of France.
The Principality of Monaco is also on the Côte d'Azur.
Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region
  • Russian Nice
  • The French Riviera – the muse of artists and musicians
  • Cinema
  • Beaumonde is a world of beauty
Paris – Nice is approx. 930 km/ 8 h by car, 5 h 50 min by TGV train, or 1 h 30 min by Paris–Nice plane.
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The Loire Valley, the geographical and aristocratic center of France. There are over 300 surviving castles in the region, many of which are impressive in their scale and sophistication, fully reflecting the spirit of the Middle Ages and Romanticism.
Our guides will prepare a program based on your preferences.

Here's a list of the most interesting routes and topics of the region:
  • In the footsteps of Leonardo da Vinci.
  • Love stories of the royal court.
  • A journey into a fairy tale.
  • Intrigue, fun, duels, conspiracies, performances, hunting and imprisonment in castles.
  • The Renaissance era.
  • The Loire Wine Road.
Paris – Blois is approx. 180 km/2 h 30 min by car or 1 h 40 min by TGV train.
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