A typical French lunch will consist of: a starter, such as a mixed salad, soup, some terrine or paté. A main course, typically a choice of meat or fish, with potatoes, rice, pasta and/or vegetables; a cheese course (often a selection of local cheeses) and/or a dessert. During the meal, people put away their phones and no one watches the clock. Eating is a celebration of both the food before you and the company around you. It is this reverence for food that many lovers of French cuisine value as much as the food itself. Enjoy the best of French cuisines as part of our France vacation packages.

Palombaggia beach is located between France and Italy. On the southern coast facing Italy and the Tyrrhenian Sea, visit Palombaggia Beach for clear water; pink. tinted sand and beautiful afternoon breezes.

Antibes is located half between Cannes and Nice and is home to a peninsula that juts out into the sea, maximizing the amount of available warm, sandy, easy-to-walk-on beachfront. Les Calanques de Cassis are long, thin inlets lined byu natural rocks like limestone. And there are few more beautiful examples than the ones near Cassis, along the Mediterranean, which offset the bright teal water.Book France packages, France vacation packages, France tour packages, France travel packages, France holiday packages orFrance trip packages and visit the most popular beaches in France.

Le Jues Verne is a contemporary restaurant located in Eiffel Tower. The restaurant offers five or six courses of contemporary French cuisine to guests. The views are unparalleled, with 360-degree windows surrounding the tables and bar.

Le Petit Nice showcases the dishes of acclaimed chef Gerald Passedat. The menus feature the cuisine of southern France, including bouillabaisse. Enjoy views of the sea as you eat. Visitors can also stay in the guest rooms at Le Petit Nice, which are rated five stars. Thanks to its popularity, Laduree has opened spots in New York, Sydney and London. The company is over a century old, and its original shop on Rue Royale is historic and memorable for any visitor to Paris. Book France packages, France vacation packages, France tour packages, France travel packages, France holiday packages or France trip packages and visit the most popular restaurants in France to pamper your taste buds.

France, voted the best place in the world to live for the fifth year in a row by International Living magazine. One of the reasons France keeps winning the ranking is its world-class healthcare system. Some of the other reasons why he has granted this place are: cost of living, culture and leisure, economy, environment, freedom, infrastructure, safety and risk and climate. Get in touch with ITA Global support team to know more about France vacation packages and retire, live or relocation related information.

The best time to visit France is in the spring between April and June or fall between September and November, when there are fewer tourists, and moderate temperatures. Contact ITA Global to know more about best time to travel to France and France vacation packages.

The french currency is the Euro, and U.S. dollars are not accepted in France, though some hotels, shops, and restaurants may accept U.S. dollars.

All travelers arriving in France from countries outside of European Union must present a negative PCR test less than 72 hours old in order to board a plane or boat. If you do not have access to a PCR test in the country you are travelling from you will be tested on your arrival.

France has a mostly temperate climate, although there are many regional differences. France generally enjoys cool winters and mild summers except along the Mediterranean where mild winters and hot summers are the norm. To know more about France vacation packages, contact ITA Global.

In France you can find many historical attractions, which is included in our France vacation packages, France tour packages, France travel packages, France holiday packages and France trip packages. Pére Lachaise Cemetery is both the largest park and the largest cemetery in Paris. The ground holds 70,000 marked burial plots, but nobody knows for sure how many people have been buried here over the years (educated guesses range from 300,000 to 1,000,000). The Catacombs of Paris contain the remains of millions of Parisians, transferred from their original resting places when the city’s graveyards, a threat to public health, were being closed during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Around the village of Carnac, a gathering of over 3000 megalithic standing stones remain since the pre-Celtic population of Brittany erected them an indeterminate number of millennia ago. The assemblage consists of both single stones (menhirs) and fascinating clusters (dolmens). The biggest such alignment is made up of 12 converging rows of stone, stretching over a kilometre with a stone circle at the end. Its largest stones are located to the west and the smallest to the east. To book France vacation packages, contact ITA Global.