by When it comes to France, the romantic capital of Paris comes to mind first, but the beauty of France is not limited to the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Elysees in Paris. In this land full of art and history, spend 10 days on a deep tour, you will experience more charm and charm.
Day 1: Arriving in Paris, first romance
When you arrive in Paris, plan a walk along the banks of the Seine. From under the Eiffel Tower, along the river, you’ll see iconic landmarks such as Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre. When night falls, climb the Eiffel Tower and overlook the lights of Paris to feel the romance and fantasy of the city.
Day 2: Louvre and Art Feast
The next day, immerse yourself in the art of the Louvre all day. From the smile of the “Mona Lisa” to the elegance of the “Venus” to the elegance of the “Goddess of Victory”, every piece of work in the Louvre is a treasure of human civilization. Don’t forget to visit the treasures of the French monarchs and feel the luxury and splendor of the French royal family.
Day 3: Versailles and court life
Leave Paris for Versailles. This former French royal palace has become a world-famous tourist attraction. Walking in the splendid palace, you can imagine the court life of the Kings and queens of France in the past. Don’t forget to visit the Hall of Mirrors and the garden to experience the unique charm of French garden art.
Day 4: Musee d ‘Orsay and Impressionist Tour
Back in Paris, visit the Musee d ‘Orsay. The museum is famous for its collection of Impressionist and post-Impressionist works. Here, you can enjoy the works of Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and other masters up close, and feel the visual feast brought by Impressionist art.
Day 5: Nice and Cote d ‘Azur
Leave Paris and head south to Nice. It is home to the famous Cote d ‘Azur and the beautiful Bay of Angels. Take a walk on the beach, bask in the sun, taste French food, and enjoy the relaxed and cozy Mediterranean. If you like shopping, the Old town of Nice is also a good choice.
Day 6: Cannes and the City of Cinema
Continue south to Cannes. The town is famous for hosting the annual Cannes Film Festival. Here, you can visit the main venue of the festival – the Festival Palace, feel the charm of film art. In addition, the beach of Cannes is also a highlight, you may wish to take a break on the beach and enjoy the sea breeze.
Day 7: Avignon and the Papal City
Leave the Cote d ‘Azur and head to Avignon in the centre. The city was once the papal residence and has numerous historical sites and cultural heritage. A stroll through Avignon’s Papal Palace and Notre-Dame Cathedral gives you a sense of the city’s history and culture.
Day 8: Provence with lavender fields
If the season is right (usually summer), you can head to the Provence region to enjoy the beauty of the lavender fields. Pieces of lavender bloom in the sun, like a purple sea. In addition, Provence is also famous for its food and wine, so try the local food and wine.
Day 9: Strasbourg and the Capital of Europe
Head east to Strasbourg. The city is located on the border of France and Germany, so it has a unique cultural atmosphere and historical background. Strolling through Strasbourg’s old town, you can admire the medieval architecture and streetscape. In addition, the city is also one of the seats of the European Parliament, with a strong European flavor.
Day 10: Say goodbye to France and leave good memories
On your last day in France, head back to Paris for some final shopping and sightseeing. You can browse the malls and boutiques on the Champs-Elysees; You can also look for artists in the Montmartre Highlands; Or just sit in a cafe on the banks of the Seine and think. Finally, bid farewell to France with full memories and harvest, and look forward to the next trip.
