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France Travel Tour
Find all the elegance, romance and excitement of France. Discover major landmarks and hidden gems of Paris, the City of Lights, the most beautiful city in the world. This is the city for food, wine, culture and bliss! Explore the beautiful wine regions of this country and all the special moments that it has to offer.
Food Experiences in Paris
Paris boasts some of the most decadent food with some of the local specialties including charcuterie, patisserie, cheese, wine, bread and more. The locals have a great love for food, which is demonstrated in some of the older and more traditional dishes such as steak frites, baba au rhum and croque monsieur. Indulge in the beautiful french cuisine as you explore the cobblestone streets and historic landmarks of the city.
Explore Bordeaux Wine Region
The beautiful city of Bordeaux is famous for its wine-growing regions and boasts some of the most prestigious wines in the world. Explore the gorgeous cobblestone streets, magnificent architecture and delicious food and wine. This region is particularly known for wines including Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon blanc and more. Visiting this city will provide the ultimate foodie tour experience as you treat your tastebuds to sophisticated cuisine.
Join us for a tour that will not only inspire you as a cook and foodie, but will teach you new skills, open you up to whole new food experiences, give you the opportunity to taste top class food and wine and engage you in a food culture that is famous all over the world.
For the dedicated foodies among you, our seasoned team at Boutique Tours & Travel has designed the perfect 10-day gastronomic trip around Paris (Île-de-France), Dordogne, and Bordeaux (both in Nouvelle-Aquitaine). It’s ideal if you want to travel to France to immerse yourself in the culture of this magnificent country while indulging your senses and learning new culinary skills.
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France is the number one travel destination for people all over the world. Naturally stunning, it’s where you can enjoy much of the best food, wine, fashion, culture, art, and architecture on the planet. With 13 regions, it’s geographically and culturally diverse. Southern France and Corsica have a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters, while the west and north of the country experience cool winters and mild summers. This makes it the perfect place to enjoy any time of year. It’s why the locals “flâner” – wander aimlessly through their cities in joy – a concept so French that the word has no English equivalent. Indeed, it’s the place you’ll be planning your next visit to before you’ve even left the country.
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France is particularly famous for its vibrant elegant cities, chic fashionable people, magnificent history, breathtaking landscapes, world-class art, and exquisite food and wine.
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There’s so much to love about it that it's almost hard to decide where to go and what to see and do first. Audrey Hepburn knew what she was talking about when she said: “Paris is always a good idea”. Known as the ‘City of Lights’, Paris is considered the most spectacular city in the world. It’s elegant and romantic, and there’s always something remarkable to see. Whether a national monument, like the Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, or Notre-Dame Cathedral, or a small, cobbled laneway famous for something as simple as a rich smooth chocolat chaud (hot chocolate). This is the city for food, wine, culture, shopping, and bliss!
Then there’s picturesque Sarlat, the capital of Périgord Noir, a medieval city that’s protected from modernism. It has more than 65 untouchable monuments and buildings, making it the densest locale for historic treasures in the country.
The scenic city of Bordeaux is where Parisiennes say they would live if they didn’t live in Paris. Among its fine sights, Bordeaux boasts the most beautiful cathedral in the country, the gothic-style Cathédrale Saint-André de Bordeaux. The city is surrounded by vineyards that produce world-class wine. No other wine region anywhere has as prestigious a collection of names as here.
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Classic French cuisine has the best of everything from Michelin star haute cuisine through to hearty bistro and café favourites, farmers market delights, pâtisserie treats, and simple, delicious street food.
Just think cheese; baguettes, crêpes, and croissants; charcuterie meats and pâtés; duck confit, cassoulet, croque monsieur, and steak frites. All washed down with a perfectly paired wine, champagne, cognac, chartreuse, or triple sec. Are your tastebuds whetted yet?