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Paris is magnetic, plastered across the vision boards of dreamy-eyed, budding travellers around the world. Start with a ...

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Paris : It slowly charms you with its spells

A week in France: Tour de France with glamour, champagne and love

By The Trunk Travellers

A visit to Paris is incomplete without watching the Eiffel Tower sparkling at night, we saved the best for the lastLook no further than this itinerary when you have just 24 hours to spare in this beautiful city of romance and love, Paris.Visa Requirements for the Indian PassportFrance requires you to get a Valid Schengen Visa. You can apply for the Schengen visa within 3 months of your arrival date. It usually takes 7-10 days and 4-5 days if you’re lucky, for the visa to arrive so do a keep a few days of buffer in hand. You can directly apply to the French Embassy by filling an online application form or get it through a travel agency (We recommend Thomas Cook visa services for a hassle free & quick visa in case you need assistance; service fees would be approx. INR 2,500/- per passport). You’ll have to keep your return flight tickets, itinerary and accommodation details ready before you start the application. The visa fees per person is approx. 5,500 INR including VFS fees. You can apply for Schengen Visa here.Paris is best explored on foot, really! Get your best walking shoes on and soak up your senses with the best this city has to offer.Think Paris, think art, culture, architecture, gastronomy and fashion. Paris will not suddenly blow you away, it will slowly charm you with its spells. Over the course of two days, we have the perfect itinerary for you to build up that ecstasy step by step finally to leave you dreamy and mesmerised with this city.

Got just 24 hours in Paris? We got you covered with the only Itinerary you need to see.

By The Trunk Travellers

Bidding farewell to Europe is not so easy after experiencing so many days of sheer excitement, joy and fun filled days and nights. We left for the Airport with heavy heart.Important tips while planning Europe Trip:1) Euro is acceptable everywhere, but in Switzerland Swiss franc is also acceptable.2) Not everybody speaks English so in some parts where you are communicating with local you may use sign language. They are very very helping and understanding people.3) Try to stay longer at one place in order to absorb the culture and create as many personal stories for your memories.4) Walk, walk and walk whenever and wherever possible- you will love it.5) Europe is filled with incredible landscapes, architecture and cultural diversity and its too tough to cover it all. Mark places where you really really want to go. Therefore and before hand planning and some quality Google time will definitely help.6) Keep a hardcopy of all travel documents specially in case of country hopping, just to avoid any trouble (Just in case, you never know)7)You can rent a car in Europe with an International Driving License.Its easy option and you get more much possibilities to enjoy most scenic roadtrips of your life.Please consider few more factors to while renting like Gas is costly in Europe and sometimes few cities get too crowded to drive.You can visit these websites for Car Rental:www.autoeurope.comwww.Europcar.comHave a safe Journey..:)

Switzerland to Paris:how I spent my 9 days in Europe

By Tropical Pahadi

Paris:Amsterdam to Paris Distance-513.4KmsWhen I was travelling next morning in the bus I was so excited to visit Eiffel Tower, the official Symbol of Romance . It was a hot day in Paris so we decided to visit till 2nd level of the tower from where the view of whole Paris leaves you speechless. I thinks its the view factor only as the Tower is not that Romantic as it seems in Instagram, Movies and Facebook. You have to climb the stairs or wait in a long, very long queue for elevators. Its not as safe as previous destinations so you must be careful about the pickpockets. After this we visited Notre dame Cathedral, Arc de triumph Shakespeare and Company which was built by Nepoleon, Louvre etc.

Switzerland to Paris:how I spent my 9 days in Europe

By Tropical Pahadi

To watch the Eiffel Tower in person and fall in love with yourself in the by-lanes of Paris

10 Reasons Why Every Millennial Must Take A Euro-Trip Once In Their Life! #NoRegrets

By Aakanksha Magan

Head from London to Paris. Depending on the availability, you will either take the Le Shuttle or a ferry to reach the 'City of Love'.

Your Ultimate Guide To Witnessing The Best Of Europe In Just 15 Days

By Adete Dahiya

Our first stop was Paris. We were asked to leave behind the image of Paris being the city of romance and were cautioned against the prevalent thefts and robbery. Enveloped in fear, we embarked on our journey from the airport to our Airbnb apartment on the Haussmann Road, quite central to Paris. The first train was to take us from the airport to the right terminal; the second was the RER B, the one which connects the suburbs to the main city; and the third one was the intercity metro. We got down at Chaussée d'Antin – La Fayette. Paris manifested in its full grandeur the moment we came out of the metro station – the iconic architecture, Parisian balconies, boulevards flanked by glamour laden retail, fabulously dressed men and women – men in hats, women in winter coats, as if they have just stepped out of Vogue and such diligently crafted food, looking warmly at you from behind the windows panes, making you feel weak at your knees. There were French men and women, some tourists, some travelers and some cosmopolites, swarming the streets.The residents appeared fit and fast paced. A lot of them smoked cigarettes. The streets were littered with cigarette butts. After having parked our luggage in our cozy apartment, we stepped out, breathed in some Paris, walked along the fortified walls of the river Siene. It was evening. Wherever the gaze turned, there was a landscape painted in fall colours. The pathways stretched as far as the eyes could see. The trees that lined all the pathways were pruned in a very peculiar squarish fashion. Painfully enduring the cold waves (7-8 degree Celsius), we were looking at Parisians with wonder, who were running and exercising in shorts and single jersey T-shirts. Enjoying our flânerie, we evaluated a bit of French retail and grabbed a butter croissant from Paul, a boulangerie and patisserie found all over Paris. It is absolutely fine if one doesn’t speak or understand French but it is so much more fun if you do. We had our first meal, an aubergine and zucchini pizza in a very French style café, Tivoli; right in front of an Indian restaurant, Gandhi Ji’s, supposedly run by people from Pakistan. Most of the Parisian cafes had a strange seating arrangement on the outside. There were little chairs closely paired facing the street, sitting on which both the persons could romantically look over the street, even if the street was busy or narrow or as less as 4 feet away from them. The chairs were strewn with throws and wraps. Nonetheless, the thought of enjoying some heat made us secure a warm corner inside.

Gallivanting in Europe

By Rashi Gupta

Paris Pictures Through Instagram

By Trablogger

Again during Night time too..

Paris Pictures Through Instagram

By Trablogger

Paris, the 'City of Love' is world renowned for being the epitome of liberalism. A city that unlike most, doesn't shy away from the bare, passionate nature of us humans, has made the ultimate statement by opening its very first nudist restaurant, O'Naturel. Adding to your list of reasons to visit Paris, here's O'Naturel for you.

All About the Bare: Drop Your Pants and Visit O'Naturel, Paris's First Nudist Restaurant

By Saumiabee

Nice

Today I was sitting in the office and trying to recollect my most weird or unusual experience which I encountered on the...

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Today I was sitting in the office and trying to recollect my most weird or unusual experience which I encountered on the foreign turf, no doubt the clear winner was the fine dining experience I had summer this year in the Nice City (France)I went to France for 8 days with my office buddy where we planned to spend four days for falling in love with Paris and four days to get some #VitaminSea at the Nice beaches of the Nice city. (try to read as Nice beaches of Neace city :)We were staying at one of the most amazing and luxurious resort at the Eze village, known as Chateau de la Chevre d'Or. The view of the sea from the resort was astonishing and I would agree its the best hotel I ever checked in which has the most pleasing interiors of the suite with a lovely view of the hills along with the Sea, with a private Jacuzzi and at a heavenly location.

Most unusual food i ever had ....

By Kapil Kumar

Italy is just round the corner from French Riviera and therefore we decided to make the best use of our schengen visa. We took a train and headed to the Italian town of Ventimiglia. It's just a small train ride away. From eating oysters to digging in pasta- we did that in one day and we were pretty kicked about it. The moment you cross the border, you will notice a stark difference between the French and the Italian culture. Just within a few miles, you see a difference in food, textures, flavours, language, people. We entered a bustling market selling local fruits, vegetables and flowers. The prices are generally lower than what you will find across the French border. Do find time to devour some sinful local risotto, spaghetti and pasta and end your meal with a heavenly tiramisu.

An affair with France

By Netra Agarwal

We decided to soak up the Riviera vibe and there is truly no better place to do so than Nice. Sitting on the pebbly shores of Baie des Anges, Nice is a tenacious mix of old world charm, sun, sea and high-end shops and cafes.

An affair with France

By Netra Agarwal

C. NICEFrom Nice Vile station, you can head to your Hotel & later in the evening get ready to explore Nice, the best city I have visited so far.With its mix of real-city grit, old-world opulence, year-round sunshine and stunning seaside location, Nice is the unofficial capital of the Côte d’Azur, and a must-see for every tourist. A magnet for sunseekers and high-rollers since the 19th century, this bewitching coastal city has so much going for it, glorious architecture and a wealth of super restaurants. If you really want to soak up the Riviera vibe, there’s really no better place to do it than in Nice.

Nice,Cannes..France: An ideal 3 days destination in Europe

By Bhupender Singh

Nice (pronounced like the English word "niece") is a big city in France on the French Riviera, popular destination for travelers of all ages with something to offer nearly everyone. It is renowned for the beautiful view on the Promenade des Anglais, its famous waterfront, and is an ethnically diverse port city.One can reach Nice by from any other city of Spain,Italy or France. From Spain, Vueling is the best low cost airlines, good fleet of aircraft & great service.Plan in such a way that you reach Nice in late evening/early morning so that you have full 3 days to explore Nice & adjoining areas. Having reached Nice airport, the best option is to go to nearest SNCF railway station i.e. Nice St.Augstin, it takes about 10 min to walk from Airport to this station & lot of travelers use this route. Before choosing this option, know that the station is not in the airport, and getting to the station can be tricky with a lot of luggage or small children. It is possible to walk to the station.

Nice,Cannes..France: An ideal 3 days destination in Europe

By Bhupender Singh

Nice is a little mix of sugar, spice and everything 'nice'. It is appropriate for everyone - right from those looking to spend a few days in the lap of luxury to shoestring backpackers looking to explore the south of France. The pebble beaches look almost heavenly, if not entirely comfortable and the nightlife is fantastic. Right from open-air markets and musical performances to a promenade right out of your dreams, Nice is the ultimate getaway.

The Magic Of The Côte d'Azur: 5 Luxurious Nights In The French Riviera

By Sumedha Bharpilania

Walking Tour

Europe by the Mediterranean Sea

By Priyanka Nayak

Marseille

If you’re looking to venture to the South of France, don’t pass up this spot loved by locals. You may be thinking ho...

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If you’re looking to venture to the South of France, don’t pass up this spot loved by locals. You may be thinking how a well known city like Marseille made this list, but there’s more to it outside of the crowded city center. Come here to experience Les Calanques, or coves, where adrenaline junkies can jump off cliffs into the sea or you can lounge in the sun.

6 off-the-beaten-path places to explore in France

By Adriana Minali

Top 3 things to do in Marseille1. MUSÉE DES CIVILISATIONS DE L'EUROPE ET DE LA MÉDITERRANÉEDesigned by architect Rudy Ricciotti, the new Musée des Civilisations de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée is one of the jewels in Marseille's cultural crown.2.VIEUX PORT (OLD PORT)One of the most picturesque spots in all of France, Marseille's spruced up Vieux Port is the beating heart of the city. The port's expanded walkways and refurbished wharves make room for pedestrians to easily enjoy regular sculpture exhibitions, street musicians, concerts, and dance performances held throughout the warmer months. For a glimpse of old Marseille, drop by the fish market at the top of the port, where fisherman offer the catch of the day.3.Day Trip to the CalanquesOne of the loveliest trips out of Marseille is to hop on a boat and do the calanques – the limestone cliffs and creeks stretching 20 miles to the south of the city.

France-Marsielle

By Shruti Sidhan

Marseille, the best of French coastal city surrounded by beautiful Mediterranean Sea. I had a great Sea food that included fried fish, Clams and French wine.

Beauty of Marseille, France

By Richard Mahida

If this was all that time would allow I would head out of Marseille. I can’t personally recommend much in Marseille as we haven’t made it there but I hear many many good thing, amongst the bad, so I would definitely give it some time, otherwise keep going towards Nice but stop off in other beautiful towns and villages like Saint-Raphael and Bagnols en Foret along the way.

A Holiday Itinerary For The South Of France

By Anna Krahn

I have been staying in Marseille since January 6 and have traveled to Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Germany and of course in France maintaining it as a base location. I start my Europathon of 14 countries from here!

Europathon: 21 Days 14 Countries

By Neelendra Nath

Bordeaux

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Toulouse

How to reach: 1.5 hour train from Toulouse Matabiau station to Carcassonne. From Carcassonne rental cars are available t...

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Strasbourg

This stunning city nestled right at the France-Germany border is famous for it’s winter Christmas markets but truly a ...

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This stunning city nestled right at the France-Germany border is famous for it’s winter Christmas markets but truly a year-round gem! What makes it so special is the fusion of French and German culture. Mingle with locals and take note of their dialect, an intertwining version of both countries’ languages. While you’re there, don’t pass up making a stop to the stunning Cathedral of Our Lady.

6 off-the-beaten-path places to explore in France

By Adriana Minali

Aix-en-Provence

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Lille

5. Lille, France...

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Toulon

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Montpellier

Even if that wasn’t where our wedding was it’s a great place to start. Great transport, fabulous town, Montpellier ...

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Even if that wasn’t where our wedding was it’s a great place to start. Great transport, fabulous town, Montpellier is not your average tourist destination. While most people think of Nice or Cannes or Provence as the South of France, Montpellier is far less touristy, far more real and has its own unique vibe. So fly in to Montpellier, hang about for a few days just walking around the old town, eating and drinking rosé in the square then pop into the boutiques and listening to street music. You can also base yourself here to explore these nearby treasures.

A Holiday Itinerary For The South Of France

By Anna Krahn

I’ve noticed I write a lot about the things around Montpellier, but not so much about the town we live in, so I thought it was high time to fix that.

Montpellier, France

By Anna Krahn

Nantes

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Metz

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Reims

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Rouen

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La Rochelle

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Dijon

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Annecy

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This quaint alpine town makes for a perfect day trip in any season, but has a special place in my heart on a hot summer’s day. Start off by taking a stroll in the Vieille Ville, old town, to see the cobblestone streets, wooden shutter windows, and pastel houses.Where to stay

6 off-the-beaten-path places to explore in France

By Adriana Minali

Grenoble

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Besancon

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Versailles

During my recent trip to France I visited the palace of Versailles.We drove to Versailles from Bouffemont as I had stay...

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During my recent trip to France I visited the palace of Versailles.We drove to Versailles from Bouffemont as I had stayed with my French friend. It took us nearly one and a half hour and we had started our journey by 7 am as my friend told me that if I want to avoid standing in a long queue we must go early.We had taken a ticket which cost us 21 euros for a guided audio tour .As a history teacher I had taught my students about the French revolution and also I had taught my students about the Treaty of Versailles which was signed in the Hall Of Mirrors as the Paris peace conference took place here in 1919 ,so I had always wanted to visit this fantastic palace.And When i was in the Hall of Mirrors I was awestruck with the grandeur.King Louis and his wife Queen Marie Antoniette resided in this wonderful palace.I also visited the beautiful gardens outside the palace .

Palace of versailles

By Manisha Joshi

Le Havre

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Nancy

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Rennes

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Calais

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Perpignan

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Saint-Etienne

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Ajaccio

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Nimes

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Cayenne

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Le Mans

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