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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in France - Travel Guide
What to do in France for 7 days?
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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in France - Travel Guide

The best 7 days itinerary & travel guide in France

A French Fascination: Your Week Across Idyllic France - What to do in France for 7 days?

Days Description Overnight
1 Day 1 - Be Charmed by Chic Paris Paris
2 Day 2 - Revel in the Parisian Spirit Paris
3 Day 3 - Behold the Grandeur of Versailles Paris
4 Day 4 - Discover the Beauty of Provence Provence
5 Day 5 - Indulge in the Expanse of Provence Provence
6 Day 6 - Delight in the French Riviera Nice
7 Day 7 - Farewell to the French Riviera Nice

Introduction

Embrace your Francophile with our meticulously designed one week travel plan that spans across the length and breadth of the romantic land. From the chic city streets of Paris to sun-soaked vineyards of Provence and transcendent beaches of the French Riviera, every day brings a slice of France that captures both its classic allure and dynamic spirit.

Day 1 - Be Charmed by Chic Paris

Touchdown in Paris. An expedition through the French capital begins with the emblematic Eiffel Tower, followed by a leisure scroll along the river Seine. Next up, the Louvre Museum demands your attention with its wealth of art pieces including the enigmatic 'Mona Lisa'. Savor authentic French culinary traditions by ending your day with a sumptuous dinner at a classic bistro.

Day 2 - Revel in the Parisian Spirit

Launch your day visiting the iconic Notre-Dame cathedral. Later, hop aboard the bustling metros to reach the bohemian Montmartre district, the birthplace of the modern art movement. Also, take in the magnificence of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Don't miss out on the divine Crepes for your gastronomic delight.

Day 3 - Behold the Grandeur of Versailles

Step back in time with a visit to the suburb of Versailles. Revel in the opulence of Château de Versailles and stroll through its lush gardens. In the afternoon, you can relish a classic French picnic. Back in Paris, end the day with a stunning view from atop the Arc de Triomphe.

Day 4 - Discover the Beauty of Provence

Leave the city behind as an early morning train ride transports you to the pastoral beauty of Provence. Explore the vineyards, olive groves, and lavender fields. Visit the local markets for fresh produce and don't forget to taste the fragrant rosé wines.

Day 5 - Indulge in the Expanse of Provence

Experience the quaint villages that dot the picturesque landscape of Provence. Be sure to visit Gordes and Roussillon, renowned for their charming architecture and panoramic views. For dinner, local specialty Ratatouille is a must-try.

Day 6 - Delight in the French Riviera

Bid farewell to Provence as you head towards the glamorous French Riviera. Find yourself amidst the azure waters and perched villages. Explore the old town of Nice and enjoy a seafood meal with a stunning oceanic backdrop.

Day 7 - Farewell to the French Riviera

Relish your final day in France soaking up the sun on Nice's famed pebble beaches. Round off with a stroll down the Promenade des Anglais. For dinner, Nicçoise Salad is the local's favorite, and don't miss out on people-watching at a sidewalk café with a flute of champagne.

Summary of this itinerary

The conclusion of your French journey will punctuate with a promise of a return to this vibrant, elegant land, where surprises and novel delights lurk in every corner. This week-long journey will immerse you in the dynamic spirit of French cities, the laid-back charm of countryside, the French gastronomy, and the allure of lifestyle, making you understand why France remains a favorite cultural haunt across the globe.

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FAQs about this
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What is the best time to visit France?

France is stunning all year round, but the most favorable time would be either spring (April to June), or fall (September to November) when the weather is pleasant, and tourist crowds are thinner.

What are some essential things to pack for France?

Pack a good pair of walking shoes, versatile clothing for layering, a power adapter, and definitely a rain jacket, just in case.

Do I need to know French?

While it's not essential, knowing a few basic French phrases can definitely enrich your travel experience.