Vacations coming soon? Looking for a long weekend? An event to celebrate? Plan your stay in one of the world's most beautiful cities and discover our travel tips. Here you'll find tips for exploring the world's most touristy cities, as well as ideas for activities and places to visit.
Looking to get away from it all? France, with its diverse landscapes and rich culture, is the ideal destination for your vacation or weekend getaway. From the sun-drenched beaches of the Côte d'Azur to the snow-capped peaks of the Alps, the vineyards of Burgundy and the châteaux of the Loire, each region has its own unique charm. Whether you're a gourmet, a history buff, a lover of the Île de Ré or just want to relax, you're sure to find what you're looking for. So go ahead, discover France's treasures and create unforgettable memories!
The great monuments of Paris will make you want to understand the great history of the city of Paris.
Parisians by birth, by adoption or just visiting for a few days, we all admire the city of Paris. We'd like to share our tips and addresses with you, as well as our unusual places, so that you too can enjoy the most beautiful city in the world as if you'd lived here all your life! From bars and restaurants to events, stores and tips, we' ll tell you all about Paris and Parisians... Opinions and advice, that's what we aim to bring you, all with professionalism, originality and a relaxed approach.
For sightseeing, the best way to get around Paris is by metro. Here you'll find maps of the stations on lines 1 to 14.
Subway map.
A trip across the Atlantic that won't leave you indifferent. There are so many ways to visit New York, that one trip won't be enough to see it all.
Villes.fr gives you some tips on how to best organize your stay in the United States.
Sit upstairs in a double decker and admire London! Or take the tube, the world's oldest subway railway...
Treat yourself to a weekend in London and discover this world city. Multicultural and multiracial, it reveals its soul through its magnificent monuments: Imperial War Museum, St Paul's Cathedral, British Museum, Tate Gallery and Tate Modern, Palace of Westminster...
These maps can be used for educational purposes, whether at school, university or for self-study. Students can use them to learn and memorize political boundaries, capital cities and physical features.
