You can plan your trip to France to be perfect: when, where and how to go, hotels and restaurants, what to see and do, and itineraries to tie it all together.

Most trips to France begin with a trip to Paris. Here are tips on when to go, where to stay, airport transport, finding your way around, how to visit its major sights, churches, parks and gardens, museums, how to get around, and of course Paris restaurants and cafés.

We'll also tell you all about Paris at night, and how to enjoy Paris with children.

Make an excursion to Versailles, Chartres and/or Giverny, or even to one or more of the châteaux of the Loire Valley.

Normandy, the D-Day beaches, Mont St-Michel, Brittany, and Champagne are always important destinations—and you can even go there on a day-trip from Paris! More...

The Côte d'Azur (French Riviera), Monaco and Provence are France's most famous destinations after Paris, offering sun, sand and celebrities at all times of year. More...

What good is a visit to France without wine? The most famous French wine region is Bordeaux, especially the châteaux and vineyards of the Médoc, and the charming historic town of Saint-Émilion. You can zoom from Paris to Bordeaux on a comfortable TGV high-speed train in only a few hours. More...

Lourdes in the Pyrenées and Carcassonne in Languedoc-Rousillon should be on your itinerary if you get to southern France.

So get started now on planning your trip to Paris and beyond!

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