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Honeymoon Travel France When
you think of France, what comes to mind? April in Paris, the Cannes Film Festival,
truffles and wine in Provence, the beaches of Normandy, great artists, ancient
towns and villages? These are just tastes of what a honeymoon in France can be
all about. For trips of a good length, couples typically delight in a combination
of experiences, using the monumental landscape of Paris as a beginning or ending
anchor, but taking the time to get lost meandering in the beautiful countryside;
the fertile, chateau-studded Loire Valley, the storied coasts of Brittany and
Normandy, the hills of Provence, and the valleys of Alsace being favorites. You
can even drive or train into the Black Forest or Bavaria in Germany, or the cosmopolitan
cities of Brussels or Amsterdam to rapidly expand your country repertoire in a
most romantic way! Wherever it pleases you, stay in historic inns, photograph
castles and ruins, attend cooking schools, and make a corner of the country your
very own. Our
travel consultants can arrange the following in France - romantic
getaways and honeymoons in France
- self
drive flexible packages
- mock
weddings and wedding reception parties
- metings,
incentives, conferences and event management in France
- school
tours
- group
holidays
- special
interest groups
- cycling
holidays
- wine
and gourmet getaways
When
to go: May
through September are the best months from a weather perspective - especially
the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts - and this period brings a high tourist
volume and top rates. However, even in summer Paris and other central towns can
be overcast because of their geographic situation, and so there is great romance
to the mists and peace and quiet of early spring and late fall. An ideal time
to visit anywhere in France is October, when rates and crowds are at a lull, autumn
colors are amazing, and temperatures are still very good. Don't overlook snowy
winter in Alsace or the French Alps for skiing and postcard views, either! Accommodations:
As with all European countries, a great variety exists. Some of the most expensive
city hotels in the world are in Paris, Nice, and nearby Monaco, with service to
wait on you hand and foot. In contrast, there is great value and charm in the
villas, hotels, and chateaux of the countryside, many located in richly historic
villages and estates. On the coasts, spa resorts range from modest vintage to
exclusive cutting-edge chic. From tiny bed and breakfasts to huge resorts and
city palaces, one common bond is a focus on excellent food and regional pride.
A
Wedding in France - From the spectacular city of Paris to the rolling lavender
covered hills of Provence or the magnificent Loire Valley Castles, France is one
of the world's most romantic locations for a destination wedding. Our wedding
planners will assist you in making the right selection for your budget and wedding
size, whether you are seeking a chateau for 200 or want a private elopement for
just the two of you. Top it all with the finest cuisine and wines in the world
and you are guaranteed a lifetime of memories.
Top
Locations - Your
honeymoon in France will be filled with the romance for which the country is famous.
From the breathtaking splendor of the French Alps to the beauty of Paris, France
is an incredible country. Paris is widely agreed to be the most beautiful city
in the world. Chic boutiques and pavement cafés line the wide avenues of the French
capital, where there are countless monuments to visit. The Eiffel Tower, Notre
Dame, the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe are all unforgettable. A cruise down
the Seine is one of the best ways to take Paris' sights in leisurely fashion,
and the hilly district of Montmartre exudes an intimate atmosphere more reminiscent
of a village than a capital city. Within easy reach of France in the Ile-de-France
region are the spectacular chateaux of Versailles, Fontainebleu, and Vaux-le-Vicomte.
Built to demonstrate the incredible wealth of their owners, these veritable palaces
are overflowing with riches. The Loire Valley region is also famous for its castles,
such as the lavish 15th century Château de Chambord. France also has many miles
of lovely coastline and some prestigious resorts such as Cannes and Biarritz which
attract thousands every year to their sun-drenched beaches. Provence,
in the south of France, is famed for its natural beauty - lavender fields, olive
groves and vineyards stretch out in every direction. Many historic towns and villages
are scattered across the region, as well as lovely cities such as Arles, the former
home of Vincent Van Gogh. Like the famous painter, you too will be seduced by
the city's well preserved Roman relics, and the beauty of the surrounding countryside.
The center of France encompasses mountains, hills and valleys - the Dordogne region
is particularly attractive and there are countless medieval villages to visit
in the area. The French Alps are stunning - popular for skiing, hiking and walking.
France has countless unspoiled landscapes, many historic monuments and buildings
to visit, and of course the timeless capital city of Paris. The romance of France
and a French honeymoon are sure to stay with you forever.
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