From cycling to catching trains, buses and river barges, here's everything you need to know about getting around in France.
Paris isn’t exactly compact though, so when you visit you are going to need a plan for how to get around. While you certainly can walk, you will be able to fit more sights in if you take advantage of one of the many transport options available to you. There are quite a few of t...
Visitors can also purchase a specially created dailyParis 2024 Pass, which starts at €16 for 1 day and gives users unlimited access to all competition venues in Île-de-France, as well as Orly and Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airports. Fares are on a sliding scale and get cheaper as you g...
So what’s the best way to get around Paris during the Olympics? Bicycle! The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, has lead the charge on newbicycle lanesthroughout the city. By summer 2024, Paris will have integrated over 30 miles (55km) of bicycle paths throughout the city with the main g...
Paris is the main hub for travelling around Northern France and has good connections to Belgium as well. There are 7 major terminal train stations in Paris, each of which serving a different region : Gare d'Austerlitz => has trains to/from Central France, Toulouse, the Pyrenees and Barcelo...
Tipping is always a question mark when going abroad. Although it is not required in France, it's always appreciated if the service provided was great! While Paris is considered to be a safe city to stroll around in, it is important, as always, to remain aware of your surroundings. Pickpo...
Tours, France is a popular destination – not only is it a wonderful town in its own right, with an amazing cathedral; it is also a fun place to set up camp while you’re out touring the castles of the Loire Valley. It’s also close enough to Paris to make it a quick day trip,...
Provence, France France is a beautiful country with many attractions and destinations to explore. Whether you want to visit the iconic Eiffel Tower inParis, the lavender fields in Provence, the wine regions in Bordeaux, or the beaches in Nice, we can help you get around the country with ease...
We have planned numerous trips to Paris, France over the past 25 years. It’s one of our favorite places to visit and our stays have varied in length from quick layovers to a month-long trip. When my nephew made plans for a first-time, one-week trip, we helped create a 7-Day Par...
Once you’re in Chartres, you can get around by foot – the Cathedral is practically across the street from the station. It’s an easy day trip that will have you back in Paris in plenty of time for cocktails before dinner. Note when you buy your ticket you’ll need to check the tr...