France
I love the incredible wine & food experiences France offers with regions like Bordeaux standing out for their exceptional wine culture, I especially loved the Bordeaux Wine Festival, where the rich, world-renowned wines were paired with local delicacies, creating a sensory celebration of the region's finest offerings.,
Discover The France
Paris
French Riviera
Provence
The French capital is famous for its iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame, and the charming Montmartre.
Known as the "City of Light," Paris is a cultural and artistic hub with world-class cuisine and shopping.
The popular attractions include
- Eiffel Tower:
- Louvre Museum
- Notre-Dame Cathedral:
- Champs-Élysées and Arc de Triomphe:
- Sacré-Cœur and Montmartre
Provence
French Riviera
Provence
Provence is well known for its lavender fields, rolling vineyards, and hilltop villages, Provence offers a rael picturesque experience.
The Provence region boasts historic cities like Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, along with beautiful Mediterranean beaches.
The Popular attractions include
- Palace of the Popes (Palais des Papes) in Avignon
- Pont du Gard (ancient Roman aqueduct)
- Lavender Fields of Valensole Plateau
- Gorges du Verdon (Europe’s largest canyon)
- Les Baux-de-Provence and the Carrières de Lumières art show
French Riviera
French Riviera
French Riviera
The Côte d'Azur id definatley the most glamorous Mediterranean coastline which includes destinations like Nice, Cannes, and Monaco.
The French Riviera is famed for the luxury resorts, stunning beaches, and the Cannes Film Festival.
The Popular attractions include
- Promenade des Anglais in Nice
- Monaco and Monte Carlo Casino
- Cannes Croisette and Film Festival Palace
- Saint-Tropez's Old Port and Beaches
- Èze Village and its Exotic Garden
Bordeaux
Loire Valley
French Riviera
One of my top wine destinations, Bordeaux is home to some of the finest vineyards in the world.
The city itself offers some real elegant 18th-century architecture, gourmet cuisine, and the popular Bordeaux Wine Festival.
The popular attractions include
- Place de la Bourse and the Water Mirror (Miroir d'Eau)
- Cité du Vin (Wine Museum and Experience)
- Bordeaux’s Wine Routes and surrounding vineyards
- Saint-André Cathedral and the Pey-Berland Tower
- La Grosse Cloche (The Great Bell of Bordeaux)
Loire Valley
Loire Valley
Loire Valley
The Loire Valley known as the "Garden of France," the Loire Valley is dotted with magnificent châteauxs like Château de Chambord and Château de Chenonceau.
It’s also known for its excellent vineyards, producing excellent wines, along with some fantastic fresh produce.
The popular attractions include
- Château de Chambord
- Château de Chenonceau
- Château de Villandry and its gardens
- Amboise and Clos Lucé (Leonardo da Vinci’s residence)
- Château de Blois and its royal history
Normandy
Loire Valley
Loire Valley
Normandy is certainly famous for the D-Day beaches, historic towns like Rouen, and the stunning Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy combines rich history with beautiful coastal landscapes to experince, as you take in the stories and the remember the thousoundd that fought for our freedom.
The popular attractions include
- Mont Saint-Michel
- D-Day Landing Beaches (Omaha Beach, Utah Beach)
- Caen Memorial Museum (WWII history)
- Rouen Cathedral and the Gros Horloge
- Etretat Cliffs
Brittany
The French Alps
Brittany
The Brittany area is deeply tied to its Celtic roots, reflected in its language, music, and festivals, along with its dramatic landscapes include rocky cliffs, sandy beaches, and picturesque fishing villages like Saint-Malo and Dinard.
The popular attractions include
- Saint-Malo and its walled city
- Carnac Stones (prehistoric megaliths)
- Brocéliande Forest (Arthurian legend site)
- Pointe du Raz (dramatic coastal cliffs)
- Fort La Latte (historic fortress on the coast)
Alsace
The French Alps
Brittany
Alsace borders Germany, and is renowned for its half-timbered houses, vineyards, and Christmas markets.
Strasbourg and Colmar are two of its most picturesque cities, with a unique blend of French and German influences.
The popular attractions include
- Strasbourg Cathedral (Notre-Dame de Strasbourg)
- La Petite France district in Strasbourg
- Colmar’s Old Town and the Little Venice area
- Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg
- Route des Vins d’Alsace (Wine Route)
The French Alps
The French Alps
The French Alps
The Frech Alps are famous for skiing and winter sports, and the home to some of the best ski resorts in Europe, including Chamonix and Courchevel. In the summer, the region is ideal for hiking and outdoor adventures.
The popular attractions include
- Chamonix-Mont-Blanc (Mont Blanc region)
- Annecy and its picturesque lake
- Aiguille du Midi cable car
- Mer de Glace (glacier)
- Les Deux Alpes ski resort
0ur Exclusive Hotel Selection
Hotel Barriere Le Majestic - Cannes
Escape to the exclusive French Riviera hotel, and feel like a movie star at the Hotel Barriere Le Majestic Cannes, not only has this area of France wooed the likes of Marlon Brando and Audrey Hepburn, but the Cannes Film Festival is staged a few metres from the hotel’s front door, like something out of a film, this five-star hotel needs to be seen to be believed.
For a great gourmet dining experience you can enjoy
three in-house restaurants to choose from?
Mediterranean seafood, or wood-fired steak from Argentina, and you’ll find an eclectic blend of food options at the hotel.
The hotel offers many rooms with views of the Mediterranean Sea, and you can burn a few holiday calories at the hotel’s spa and gym, anf if you love an early morning swim, there’s an outdoor heated pool and a private beach to enjoy.
Hotel du Collectionneur - Paris
If your looking for luxury, this amazing art deco hotel has the name for its touch of the 1930's glamour when you cross the threshold of this swish, central hotel.
The hotels location, is in the coveted spot in Elysées, you’ll be just 10 minutes’ walk from the iconic Champs-Elysées, while five minutes further will land you at the Arc de Triomphe, so get ready to tick those off your list.
Where you head next is totally up to you, but whether you head for the sparkling Eiffel Tower, or seek cultural delights at the Louvre, getting there will be a breeze thanks to the handy public transport that’s practically on the doorstep.
When its time to lie back and relax the Collectionneur spa, is the place where you can treat yourself to an indulgent massage or a relaxing sauna session.
In the evening experience the Signature cocktails served up in the swanky surroundings of the hotel bar, which also offers a small à la carte menu – perfect if you don’t fancy battling the streets of Paris to find a restaurant.
The Banke Hotel - Paris
The Banke Hotel in Paris is a luxurious boutique hotel nestled in the vibrant 9th arrondissement, near the famous Opéra Garnier.
The hotel is housed in a former bank building, the hotel beautifully blends historical architecture with contemporary design, our clients can enjoy elegantly appointed rooms featuring modern amenities, plush furnishings, and artistic touches.
The hotel also boasts a stylish restaurant and bar, where our clients can savour the exquisite cuisine and cocktails.
The hotel is in a prime location, and offers easy access to iconic attractions, shopping districts, and cultural hotspots, making it an ideal choice for special occaions.
Le Grand Hotel - Bordeaux
Treat yourself to five-star service with a stay at the stunning hotel in the centre of Bordeaux, just steps from the river in the heart of the city, you’ll be surrounded by the buzz of bars and bistros and charming late-night dinner spots on the riverfront.
Experience fine dining with the two restaurants on site, and you’ll get the opportunity to sample the finest cuisine southwest France has to offer.
Le Bordeaux serves classic local favourites like roasted chicken supreme in a relaxed bistro, for something a bit special, there’s Michelin-starred cookery on offer at Le Pressoir D’Argent Gordon Ramsay, meanwhile, up on the roof terrace, you can sip a fancy cocktail with beautiful Bordeaux and the Garonne River as your backdrop.
Located on the top floor of the hotel, Spa Guerlain is a haven of relaxation and wellbeing, take a dip in the quirky pool, surrounded by pillars and beautiful mosaics, or turn up the heat in the sauna before indulging yourself in a massage from the spa’s extensive list of treatments.
Anantara Plaza - Nice
The Antara Plaza Hotel is housed in an impressive 19th century building – which has been completely renovated, a hotel that’s got glamour, luxury, and a stellar location, as you'll be rubbing shoulders with the city’s designer boutiques and perched on the edge of pretty Jardin Albert 1er, the setting here is second to none.
We love the sweeping views of the Mediterranean – the shores of which are just a five-minute stroll across the park, and you’ll be able to pick up the Promenade des Anglais, too, which stretches for seven kilometres along the seafront.
The hotel spa offers total relaxation with a hammam, and sauna, plus a menu of massages and treatments to choose from as you unwind and relax after a busy day shopping and bathing on the beach.
For food lovers, you'll find a few great spots on the doorstep, along with the hotels Mediterranean cuisine, which offers dining served in a picture-perfect setting on the rooftop bar and restaurant.