Explore the unique charm and attractions of France’s regions with our comprehensive area guides. Whether you’re looking for a holiday destination, a second home, or a place to settle, each region offers its own distinct lifestyle and cultural experiences.
Auvergne – Rhône-Alpes
This region is a haven for nature lovers, with its abundance of lakes, rivers, and waterfalls creating picturesque aquatic landscapes perfect for outdoor adventures. Explore the Auvergne – Rhone Alpes guide
Brittany
Beloved for its coastal beauty and vibrant traditions, Brittany is a favorite destination among Britons seeking a blend of history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. Explore the Brittany guide
Burgundy – Franche-Comté
Renowned worldwide for its exceptional wines, this region invites visitors to discover its rich viticultural heritage through wine tastings and visits to historic cellars. Explore the Burgundy guide
Centre – Val de Loire
Step into a historical treasure trove, from prehistoric sites to Renaissance-era castles, in a region that reflects France’s royal heritage. Explore the Centre guide
Corsica
Known as the “Island of Beauty,” Corsica captivates visitors with its stunning red cliffs, charming stone villages, and hidden coves waiting to be explored. Explore the Corsica guide
Grand Est
This region offers a blend of tradition, gastronomy, and festivities, including world-class white wines and enchanting Christmas markets. Explore the Grand Est guide
Hauts-de-France
A diverse and culturally rich area, Hauts-de-France boasts historical landmarks, delicious cuisine, and untouched landscapes, making it perfect for holiday retreats. Explore the Hauts de France guide
Normandy
A favorite for holiday homes among both British and Parisians, Normandy is famed for its apple cider, lush countryside, and distinctive culinary traditions. Explore the Normandy guide
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
The largest region in France, this area is celebrated for its rich history, stunning coastline, and lifestyle that has long appealed to English visitors. Explore the Nouvelle-Aquitaine guide
Occitanie
Home to some of France’s best vineyards, Occitanie offers wine tours and a chance to connect with local producers in a region steeped in winemaking tradition. Explore the Occitanie guide
Paris – Île de France
As the world’s most iconic city, Paris is renowned for its landmarks, museums, and a history that dates back over 1,600 years, offering an unmatched cultural experience. Explore the Paris IDF guide
Pays de la Loire
Famed for its majestic castles and the scenic Loire River, this region is also the birthplace of the renowned orange liqueur, Cointreau. Explore the Pays de la Loire guide
Provence – Alpes-Côte d’Azur
With its Mediterranean climate, vibrant olive groves, and world-famous rosé wines, this region is a summer paradise for locals and visitors alike. Explore the Provence – Alpes-Côte d’Azur guide
DOM-TOM
Encompassing overseas territories like Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, and Réunion, these tropical destinations offer pristine beaches, rich biodiversity, and year-round sunshine. Explore the Dom-Tom guide