Why France good for city-hopping
France dey pack world-class art, food and architecture into cities wey fast TGV ride dey separate. Na dis six cities suppose enter your first or fifth trip.
Paris
Di capital city no need much introduction. Beyond di Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame, Paris na city for slow mornings for cafes and long afternoons for galleries.
- Highlight: Di Louvre. Book timed ticket and head straight go di less-crowded Richelieu wing first.
Lyon
France gastronomic capital, dem build am where Rhone and Saone rivers dey meet. Im bouchons (traditional bistros) dey serve hearty Lyonnaise cooking.
- Highlight: Vieux Lyon, na Renaissance old town wey thread wit hidden covered passages wey dem call traboules.
Bordeaux
Elegant and golden-stoned, Bordeaux na di gateway to di world most famous wine region.
- Highlight: La Cite du Vin, na striking wine museum, plus day trip go Medoc chateau for tastings.
Nice
Di unofficial capital of di French Riviera, wit pastel facades and pebbly seafront.
- Highlight: Stroll along di Promenade des Anglais when sun dey set, den chop socca for dinner for old town.
Strasbourg
French-German crossroads for Alsace, famous for half-timbered houses and big Gothic cathedral.
- Highlight: Di fairytale Petite France quarter, best to see am for canal boat tour.
Marseille
France gritty, sun-soaked port city, raw and full of energy.
- Highlight: Di Vieux-Port and boat trip go di Calanques, dramatic limestone coves between Marseille and Cassis.
How to move around
Di high-speed TGV dey link most of dis cities within two to three hours. Book early via SNCF Connect for di best fares, and validate or scan your ticket before you board.
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