Travel France Solo

Alsace

Think fairy tale villages, colorful half-timbered houses, and a mix of French and German flavors. Strasbourg nails the blend of old charm and modern edge—don't miss the cathedral or a walk through Petite France.

Aquitaine

Wine lovers, this is your paradise. Bordeaux is the buzzing hub, but the beaches, vineyards, and Europe's tallest sand dune (hello, Dune of Pilat) make the whole region worth the trip.

Auvergne

Volcanoes, lakes, and peaceful trails—Auvergne is for those who want nature without the crowds. Clermont-Ferrand's dark volcanic cathedral is a cool bonus.

Brittany

Wild coastlines, salty air, and loads of history. Wander through castles, eat fresh seafood in fishing villages, and soak in the Celtic vibes. Rennes is the lively capital.

Burgundy

Wine, mustard, and medieval vibes. Dijon is charming, and the surrounding countryside is all rolling vineyards and timeless villages.

Centre (Loire Valley)

Castles straight out of a fantasy book and vineyards galore. Orléans brings the Joan of Arc history, while the Loire River winds through postcard-perfect towns.

Champagne-Ardenne

Yes, the Champagne is amazing, but there's also cool cathedrals, canals, and a quirky puppet tradition. Châlons-en-Champagne is a laid-back base.

Corsica

Beach meets mountain in this wild Mediterranean island. Hike, swim, eat well, repeat. Ajaccio gives you Napoleon history with a side of island charm.

Franche-Comté

Close to Switzerland, full of forests and cheese. Hike the Jura Mountains and explore the underrated city of Besançon with its fortress views.

Île-de-France

Paris is the star, obviously, but the region has way more to offer—Versailles, pretty suburbs, and green escapes just outside the city buzz.

Languedoc-Roussillon

Mediterranean beaches, student-filled Montpellier, ancient ruins, and relaxed countryside vibes—what's not to love?

Limousin

France's quiet countryside escape. Limoges is quaint, but the real charm is in the space to breathe, walk, and unplug.

Lorraine

A cool mix of French and German influence. Nancy's architecture stuns, and the Vosges Mountains are perfect for low-key outdoor adventures.

Lower Normandy

History meets countryside. Explore D-Day beaches, sip apple brandy in orchard towns, and wander through medieval Bayeux.

Midi-Pyrénées

Mountain peaks, castle ruins, and Toulouse—the pink-bricked capital with great food and a chill vibe.

Nord-Pas de Calais

Low-key gem with wide beaches, WWI history, and the creative energy of Lille, a city that mixes Flemish and French flair.

Pays de la Loire

Castles, rivers, and Nantes—a quirky city with giant mechanical animals and tons of personality.

Picardy

Peaceful wetlands, Gothic cathedrals, and quiet charm. Amiens is the cultural heart with a laid-back feel.

Poitou-Charentes

Sun, sea, and slow living. La Rochelle is perfect for seafood and sunsets, while Poitiers adds history and youthful energy.

Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur (PACA)

From lavender fields and seaside glam to the Alps, this region has serious range. Nice blends beachy ease with city style.

Rhône-Alpes

Mountains for days and food to match. Ski, hike, or eat your way through Lyon—France's culinary capital.

Upper Normandy

Monet-worthy scenery, dramatic cliffs, and Rouen's medieval beauty. It's calm, cultured, and totally photo-ready.