Galeries Lafayettes (Paris)
One of Paris' famous "grand magasin" or department stores and ideal hot spot for all types of sh ...
Georges de la Restonica (Corte)
When you are looking for adventure slightly off of the beaten path, take advantage of a day hike at ...
Giverny (Monet's Home) (Paris)
At the gateway to Normandy, 75 km from Paris and 60 km from Rouen, the village of Giverny (pronounce ...
Grand Casino (Vichy)
Not for the faint of heart, the Grand Casino is an epicenter of temptation. The lush surroundings o ...
Grand Degre (Le Mont-St. Michel)
This is the steep staircase that leads up to the abby on the north side. Take a tour around the abb ...
Grand Theatre (Bordeaux)
The Grand Theatre, which lies just off of the river bank, is one of the most prominent 18th-century ...
Grande Plage and Plage Miramar Beaches (Biarritz and Bayonne)
These breathtaking, fine, sandy beaches attract huge crowds. Surfers, sun bathers, and swimmers gat ...
Gros-Horloge (Rouen)
What a glorious way to keep time! The Gros-Horloge is a Renaissaince clock that towers over Rouen&# ...
Haut-Brion (Bordeaux)
Within the city's limits is the home of Haut-Brion, one of the world's most famous and celeb ...
Haute Ville (Bonifacio) (Propriano and Sartene (Corsica))
Haute Ville has served as a cultural breeding ground for Bonifacio. Many authors and scholars have ...
Historial de la Touraine (Tours)
The Historial de la Touraine is an entertaining museum in the heart of Tours. Featuring wax models ...
Hotel d'Arnaut Brucelles (Toulouse)
A tower is a tower is a tower, right? Wrong. The Hotel d'Arnault Brucelles houses one of the t ...
Hotel d'Assezat (Toulouse)
Pierre d’Assezat made his fortune with the commerce of Pastel (plant from which was extracted an ind ...
Hotel d'Astorg (Toulouse)
Not an official tourism site, the Hotel d'Astorg must be visited on one's own, but this 16th ...
Hotel de Bernuy (Toulouse)
Jean de Bernuy was the most important Toulouse Pastel merchant of his time. In 1504, he contracted t ...
Hotel Delpech (Toulouse)
The Hotel Delpech's fascinating biblical inscriptions beneath the windows is an intriguing inter ...
Hotel des Invalides (Paris)
In 1840, the Hotel des Invaldes received Napoleon's body for funeral services, 40 years after hi ...
Ile de la Cite (Paris)
The Ile de la Cité is the most historical location in all of Paris because it was here that Paris wa ...
Ile de Re, Ile d'Aix, Fort Boyard (La Rochelle)
These islands that surround La Rochelle offer more than a great view of the surrounding ocean. Many ...
Jardin Albert I (Nice)
The Jardin Albert I offers an ecclectic mix of plants and palm trees that is sure to tickle your fan ...
Jardin Archeologique (Lyon)
A garden by name, and archeological discovery by reputation, the Jardin Archeologique has a unique f ...
Jardin de Luxembourg (Paris)
By far one of the most beautiful and famous parks in Paris, the Jardin de Luxembourg is a popular si ...
Jardin des Chartreux (Lyon)
Lyon has its fair share of green havens, and the Jardin des Chartreux is an enchanting example of th ...
Jardin des Plantes (Lyon)
This botanical garden may surprise you with its immense history. Built on the remnants of the forme ...
Jardin des Vestiges (Marseille)
This amazing garden hold the remains of Marseille's original port. The limestone relics are acc ...
L'Elysee (Paris)
The French equivalent of the White House, L'Elysée is home to French President Jacques Chirac. ...
L'Opera (Paris)
Designed by Charles Garnier for Napoleon III, this sumptuous edifice is best know for its lavishly o ...
La Comedie Francaise (Paris)
Founded in 1680, the Comédie Française is the epicenter of classical French theater. The Comédie-Fr ...
La Conciergerie (Paris)
As part of the modern day Palais de Justice, the Conciergerie was the original home to the medieval ...
La Croisette (Cannes)
This waterfront walkway follows the pathway of private beaches, luxury boutiques, and enormous hotel ...
La Defense (Paris)
Representing commercial France in all its glory, la Défense is the largest office development in Eur ...
La Madeleine (Paris)
Started in 1764 during the reign of Louis XV and intended to be a model of the St-Louis-des-Invalide ...
La Samaritaine (Paris)
One of the famous "Grand Magasin" or department stores, the Samaritaine is one of the best shopping ...
La Sorbonne (Paris)
Original seat of the University of Paris, the famous Sorbonne was founded in 1253 and has been home ...
La Trinite (Caen)
Visit the beautiful La Trinité cathedral. One of the most famous gothic cathedrals. ...
Latin Quarter (Paris)
This famous Parisian district has been home to intellectuals and bohemians alike since the middle ag ...
Le Bois de Boulogne (Paris)
Located on the far western edge of Paris, the Bois de Boulogne is a wonderful park for boating, cycl ...
Le Lido (Paris)
Can the Lido de Paris still be described as a "cabaret" ? When you first see the massive 2000 m2 aud ...
Le Marais (Paris)
One of the oldest districts in the city, "Le Marais" means "Marshland" due to its placement in the u ...
Le Moulin Rouge (Paris)
Famous restaurant and cabaret, the Moulin Rouge was built in 1885 and turned into a dance hall in 19 ...
Le Panier (Marseille)
A picture in time. Le Panier is remembered as the old heart of Marseille. The area has been neglec ...
Le Pantheon (Paris)
This magnificent church was built in honor of Sainte Geneviève, the patron saint of Paris, by Louis ...
Le Printemps (Paris)
Another one of Paris' famous "grand magasins" or department stores and ideal hot spot for all ty ...
Le Suquet (Cannes)
This old-town neighborhood gives you a more local feel for Cannes. The beautifully kept houses, qui ...
Les Grands Montets (Chamonix)
The off-trail, exciting run of Les Grands Montets should only be attempted to advanced or advanced-i ...
Les Vapeurs Restaurant (Trouville)
One of the best known restaurants in Trouville, the Vapeurs is a local favorite offering excellent b ...
Louvre (Paris)
The Musée du Louvre, the former home of the kings of France, has for two centuries been one of the l ...