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To buy the cheapest flight ticket to France, you can book your flight ticket in advance, ideally two or three months prior to your flight. You can also follow our campaigns and sales regarding flights to France. In addition to these, flight tickets during weekdays are almost always cheaper than flight tickets that are scheduled on weekends.

Why should I visit France?

France is the most visited country in the globe thanks to its renowned culinary traditions, remarkable historical landmarks, and outstanding cultural atmosphere. The country offers everything a traveler can wish for ranging from gorgeous beaches in Marseille where you can soak up in the sun to iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris where you can have one of the best city views in the world. There are tons of cultural events, unique workshops, natural wonders or top-tier museums you can enjoy in France.

What time zone does France use?

France has only 1 time zone. The country follows the Greenwich Mean Time GMT +1.

What is the ideal time to visit France?

Although every popular destination in France offers spectacular sceneries for each season, travelers usually visit the country during summer or spring to avoid rainfall and thoroughly explore its amazing attractions in pleasant weather conditions.

Do I need a visa to visit France?

France does not mandate a visa from citizens of Schengen area countries and a couple of more. You can click here to know if your nationality is eligible for visa-free entry to France and learn about required documents. A Schengen visa that is required to visit France is valid for a maximum of three months (90 days) in a six-month period (180 days).

What are the COVID-19 (coronavirus) restrictions for travel and dates for flights to and from France?

You can find up-to-date conditions for travel, flight dates and rules to be followed for Franceon this page as they evolve through the pandemic.

What are the rules for flights to France?

France has set certain conditions for entering and leaving the country. You can view the pandemic flight rules applied by Franceon this page.

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Places to Visit in France

The great diversity of landscapes in France is a major asset.

Mont St-Michel

It is one of France's most visited tourist attractions with more than a million visitors a year. Mont St Michel is a rocky island connected to the mainland by a small access voice that was formerly covered by the Channel at high tide.

Châteaux de la Loire

The special aspect of these castles is that most of them have been reworked in the French Renaissance at a time when the court of kings of France was in this region.

Côte d'Azur

It is an area that extends over several jurisdictions such as the Alpes Maritime. This is the place where Nice, Antibes, St Tropez, Toulon and Monaco are.The main tourist attraction is of course the view of the Méditerranée and the heavenly climate you will enjoy.

Provence

Provence offers you more in addition to its pleasant climate and places to visit. In Provence, you will find the cities of Avignon, Arles, Aix-en-Provence, Marseille and you will spend unforgettable times in the small charming villages and gardens.

Paris

places to visit France

Parisian architecture with all its diversity, many buildings will blow your mind away. You will be confronted with ancient monuments such as the very famous Notre Dame de Paris cathedral. Also known as the capital of fashion along with New York, London and Milan, it's the perfect place to go shopping. Many shopping centers including small shops and thrift shops satisfy the shopaholics that you are. Among them are Galeries Lafayette, Printemps Haussmann, Beaugrenelle etc.

Dune du Pilat

Located at the entrance of the Arcachon bay, the dune du Pilat is with its 110.9m the highest dune of Europe. A true wonder of nature, it attracts nearly two million visitors every year.

Calanques de Marseille

Typical of the Mediterranean sea, the creeks are particular geological shapings partly submerged by the sea. It is in the region of Marseille that you will find the most beautiful examples and in particular the Calanque de Sormiou. Take a boat trip from the Old Port of Marseille to discover them.

Traditional Food in France

France dishes

France has always enjoyed a unanimous and unrivaled culinary reputation on an international scale. With its many regions and cultural heritage, France has a pool of traditional dishes out of the ordinary and specific to each region.

Let us give you an overview of the main typical dishes of France :

The Cassoulet: Beans-sausage-pork rind- lardons
The blanquette de veau: Veal stew
The Gratin Dauphinois: Potatoes with cream coked in the oven
The Boeuf Bourguignon : Beef
The Pot au feu: Vegetables
The quiche lorraine: Cheese and bacon quiche
The Bouillabaisse: Fish soup
The Coq au vin: Chicken casserole

When in France, it would be impossible to enjoy these delicious dishes without a glass of good wine. Beaujolais, Saint-Emilion or Chablis would be the best options for you. You can be sure that you will have one of the best dinners of your life in France.

Things You Need to Know Before Going to France

If you are a European or Swiss citizen, you can travel freely in France for a maximum period of 3 months. Beyond that period, you will need to apply for a residence permit which will be valid for 5 years. If you are non-European, you must have a valid passport but a short-stay visa is no longer required. You can learn the details of the France visa application process from the "France Visa Guide" article.
In case of sickness, if you are a resident of a country of the European Union you just need to apply for your European Health Insurance Card. If you are a non-European visitor,you will not be covered. Remember to keep the medical bills (doctors or hospitals) so that you can be reimbursed back in your country.
In France, you must be at least 21 years old to rent a car and have at least 1 year of license. If you come across with a police search, you should be able to present an ID (passport, identity card) and provide the original driving license

Holidays and Festivals in France

Wherever you are in France, there is always an event nearby. Here are the most important ones.

31 Dec: New Year's eve - You will celebrate it hanging out on the Champs-Elysées like many parisians do!

15-17 March: The famous book fair which is a very important cultural event in France.

May: The Cannes Cinema Festival is a very important event in France. Famous actors and actresses in the world attend to the Cannes.

21 June: French people celebrate the coming of summer with music.

July: Tour de France takes place in July. It is the most prestigious cycling race in the world.

August: Ferias and corridas take place in Nimes or Bayonne. It is a very famous event since 1952.

Christmas: In December, the streets of France is full of Christmas markets. The most popular one is in Strasbourg.

Whether you are a nature lover, hungry for culture or a « fin gourmet », France is waiting for you. Being one of the most touristic destinations in the world, the country will give you a magical experience. From North to South, you will be amazed by the different landscapes and architecture that France has to show you.

Take your loved one to Paris, he/she will never forget this trip, your children will be fascinated by the amusement or natural parks and your friends will be crazy about seaside towns and beaches.

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General Information About France

Continent:	Europe
Capital of France:	Paris
Country Code:	FR
Language:	French
The difference between GMT:	GMT+1
Telephone Code:	+33
Domain Extension:	.fr
Currency:	Euro

Official Language

French is the official language in France. You can also hear different local dialects.

The Population of France

Around 68 million people live in France. There are also numerous people from Europe, Africa, and Asia in France belonging to the population.

Location

France is located at the western end of Europe. Bordered by the North Sea, the Channel, the Atlantic ocean and the Mediterranean sea, it will pull the wool over your eyes.

With an approximative 650 thousand square kilometers surface area, it also borders Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Spain and Andorra.

Local Time

Paris is in western European time (UTC/GMT+1).

Currency in France

Since 2002, the currency in France is the Euro which is the common currency in Europe. You will find many exchange possibilities during your journey.

Climate in France

France will welcome you with different climates depending on your holiday location. The west side of the country is soft and humid. The east side has hot summers and cold winters (rarely more than - 10°C). The Mediterranean side, on the other hand, is very hot in the summer and soft in the winter (mostly raining) whereas the mountain climate is known for its long and cold winters.

Vegetation in France

Concerning the greenery, France is one of the largest forest reserves in Europe, you will also find beautiful vineyards, plants, and flowers on the seaside.

Travel to France

There are many travel options to go to France such as high-speed trains and buses. There are also many cheap flights to reach your destination in France which is by far the best option. Several cities have an international airport and thus have daily connecting flights to Paris. The largest international airport, Roissy Charles de Gaulle, is in France. You can easily reach wherever you want from the airport.