Destinations
France
Replete with history, art and culture, France is a country for the connoisseur. There is something quite distinctive about the French way of life, its love of good food and caf' culture, that sets it apart from other destinations. And for romance, no city compares to Paris, with its cosy bistros and moonlit walks by the banks of the river Seine
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Paris is an exciting city on the banks of the River Seine that is stunning by day and sparkles at night. Do not miss the incredible view from the top of the Eiffel Tower, drop by the Louvre Museum to catch the Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile, take a look at the beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral or explore the streets, churches, museums, cafés and boutiques of this fascinating city. You will soon understand why artists, intellectuals, philosophers and ordinary Parisians have all fallen in love with the ‘City of Light’.
For an unforgettable experience, enter the magical world of the Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. Visitors here will have more fun than they’ve ever imagined with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Cinderella, Tinker Bell and all the other Disney characters. Every day is filled with non-stop fun and excitement in a place shimmering with lights, colour and excitement. Walk down Main Street USA to relive all the timeless Disney stories. This is the trip of a lifetime for any child with Disney dreams and very convenient for adults, with the Disney hotels near by.
Nice is the Côte d’Azur’s most cosmopolitan city and is a magnet for the sophisticated jet-set crowd seeking sunshine and an azure ocean. Here, adults sip cocktails on loungers while their children splash around in beautiful warm water. There’s plenty for art lovers here too, with a number of museums. The pretty lanes of the old town are dotted with colourful flowers, market produce and charming antiques. At night, Michelin-starred restaurants, lively bars and hot spots make this one of the best exciting places to visit in the south of France.
With an irrepressible energy, Marseille is a gorgeous city that moves to its own rhythm and beat. France’s oldest and second largest city after Paris, Marseille is conspicuous for its terracotta-roofed buildings and wild ragged coastline with lovely sun-baked beaches. The city is a cultural melting pot, with colourful street markets and a centuries-old fresh fish market.
The Ligurians and Romans were the first to discover Cannes, long before today’s film industry glitterati. British high society really started to take notice of Cannes in the 19th Century and today the French Riviera jet-set town is synonymous with glamour. Take a stroll along the palm-shaded Croisette, past its palatial hotels and chic boutiques, and feel like a movie star. Visit in May and rub shoulders with stars from Hollywood.