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France isn’t short of bucket list landmarks, destinations and experiences. You’ll find patisserie-lined arrondissements and world-famous monuments in the country’s historic capital, while vineyards and farms decorate the countryside. Visitors flock from around the world to visit the beaches and towns of the French Riviera, and winter brings skiers to the mountains before the snow melts to reveal pretty hiking trails in the spring.

From the slopes of Chamonix to time-stamped chateaux, you’ll have to visit more than once to see everything France has to offer. Casual wine lovers and sommeliers alike head to Bordeaux to sip from some of the country’s finest bottles. Nice and Marseille are well placed for exploring the glamorous resorts along the Côte d'Azur, and at the centre of it all sits Paris. The City of Light will seem familiar even to those who’ve never seen it before, whether you’re gazing at the Eiffel Tower, climbing the steps of the Sacre Coeur, or admiring the art in the Louvre. Uncover all of the country’s charms by booking flights to France with British Airways.

Holidays in France

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Holidays in France for every type of traveller

Prepare for a stylish sojourn in France, whatever your budget. In Paris, you can stroll to the Eiffel Tower from the centrally-located Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. Thanks to recent renovation, rooms are modern and some look out over the Seine. If you’d rather holiday in the Riviera, there are plenty of hotels on the Mediterranean coast. Consider Cannes – this celebrity haunt is a great holiday destination. The JW Marriott Cannes will leave you star-struck, whilst its sea views will have you swooning. Down the coast in Nice, head to the old town for a stay at Beau Rivage. This small hotel has its own restaurant on the beach, just across the street – and you can also rent sun loungers for a spot of bronzing.

3 star holidays

If anywhere in the world can prove that you can’t put a price on chic, it’s France. Pick from our great value three-star hotels. Save money for that ski pass or book a cheap beach holiday in Languedoc or the Cote d’Azur. And you don’t need a hefty wallet in the City of Light: there are plenty of budget hotels in the capital.

4 star holidays

Our premium four-star resorts are brimming over with charm. Book a family holiday where the whole clan will be looked after and you can make plenty of memories. Our comfortable moderately-priced resorts have been carefully selected to ensure you have the best stay.

5 star holidays

Pick the kind of holiday where the champagne’s on tap and the cuisine sparkles with Michelin stars. The kind of holiday, quite simply, where you can channel your inner Brigitte Bardot. Our five-star hotels in France are the kinds of places that are truly special.

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Ooh La La

Heading across the Channel? What better way to say bon voyage with suitable panache than with our paean to the grand masters of Gallic chanson? You’ll find plenty of French fancies here alongside English songs that channel a certain je ne sais quoi from the land of fine wine and cheeses.

Nice Fly-Drives

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France holiday FAQs

Where are the best places to visit in France?

Paris city breaks are one of the most popular France holidays. Venture to the capital to see the sights: the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum and Musée d'Orsay. Have children in tow? Book a Disneyland Paris holidays. If you're dreaming of a French villa with a pool, head to the south of France. Holiday hotspot Nice is the capital of the French Riviera, but there are plenty of other gorgeous villas in the south of France. You may also want to bask in Marseille or Toulouse.

What are the best things to do in France?

Ski holidays in France are a great way to break up bleak winters. Hit the best slopes in the French Alps and sip hot chocolate during your Morzine or Tignes ski holiday. Summer is the perfect time to get away for a cycling or beach holiday in France. Sunning in the French Riviera is très sophistiqué, no? However, it's convenient to take a weekend break to Paris at any time of year – because there are always exciting events and exhibitions in the City of Lights..

Which holiday type in France is right for me?

We can help you find the best flight and hotel to Paris, but there are plenty of other fascinating destinations to explore. For more privacy, book your family into a serene villa in France – with gorgeous views and a private pool. If you're thinking about a package holiday to France, why not opt for an all-inclusive break? It will allow you to enjoy your time away without worrying about extra costs.

A fun fact: if you laid out all 3,427km of France’s coastline you’d be able to get from Paris to Petra. That’s a lot of beach holiday potential! The Riviera has the most glamorous coastal cities in the country. In Nice, enjoy the Promenade des Anglais when you stay at Le Meridien Nice, a chic hotel opposite the city’s sandy beach. For the last word in Riviera getaway glam, head to the Fairmont Monte Carlo. You’re just a short drive from the little coves along the coast from Monaco, and you have a fantastic five-star perch on the cliff.

Enjoy a wonderful holiday en famille in France… As long as you don’t have ‘enfants terribles’, that is. Whether they’re gawping at confectionary in a patisserie or goggling at a guillotine and learning the country’s fascinating history, kids will love France. Make plenty of wonderful family memories in Disneyland, Paris. Stay at the magical Vienna House Dream Castle at Disneyland Paris where children will be delighted by staff in period costume and two great playgrounds. Otherwise, check in at the colourful Magic Circus Hotel at Disneyland Paris, where every day is a celebration.

Your French adventure doesn’t have to come at a great expense. Keep costs down on your holiday without cramping your style. Paris might be home to some pricy real estate, but you can get the most out of the capital without breaking the bank if you stay at D Espagne. This three-star hotel is on a quiet street behind the Grands Boulevards, near the Opera Garnier. Behind its historic façade is a fresh, modern interior. In Cannes, stay at the affordable four-star Hotel Simone. This central hotel has chic interior design and lovely, airy rooms.

Skiing in France

France is home to one of the best ski areas in the world, great cuisine, some epic après ski, and high altitude snow-sure conditions.

A lot of the resorts were purpose-built in the 60s and 70s, giving them a high altitude and fast-moving modern lift systems. Add to this beautiful scenery and you have a perfect place to ski.

Alpe d’Huez

Also known as the ‘Island in the Sun’, Alpe d’Huez normally gets around 300 days of sun throughout the year, making it a perfect ski spot. The pistes range from easy greens to extreme blacks up to 3330 metres, but the real draw is La Sarenne – which is the longest black run in the world stretching 16km. You’ll have as much fun off the pistes too as Alpe d’Huez is one of the liveliest resorts in the Alps, so you’ll find plenty of opportunity to have a few drinks after your long day of skiing.

Alpe d’Huez ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season December to late April
Piste area 250 km
Resort height 1860 m
Lifts 84
Runs Total 123
Beginner 38
Intermediate 68
Advanced 17

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Chamonix

Sitting just below the majestic Mont Blanc, Europe’s highest mountain, the charming town of Chamonix will cater to your every skiing need. During the summer it is a haven for climbers and bikers, but it comes alive for advanced free skiers and snowboarders around November. Despite its relatively low altitude, most of the lifts head up to above 2000 metres, with the most famous off-piste runs in the world. A bustling town, you will find shops, bars and restaurants to suit any evening – and of course some great après ski too.

Chamonix ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season November to May
Piste area 150 km
Resort height 1035 m
Lifts 50
Runs Total 74
Beginner 39
Intermediate 25
Advanced 10

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Courchevel

Courchevel is one of several resorts in the massive Les Trois Vallées ski area, and garners an affluent crowd due to its brilliant restaurants and luxury chalets. Couchevel has some great pistes too, ranging from long greens perfect for newcomers to runs more suited to seasoned skiers. You’ll find some steep blacks at the top of the Saulire lift, which your group can race down into the centre. Those wanting a bit more should head over into Meribel or Val Thorens, where you’ll find 600 kilometres of pistes waiting for you to explore. World-class après ski can be found in 1850’s Tremplin bar.

Courchevel ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season December to April
Piste area 150 km
Resort height 1850 m
Lifts 58
Runs Total 95
Beginner 19
Intermediate 38
Advanced 39

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Flaine

Flaine is part of the Grand Massif ski area, which also includes Les Carroz and Samoëns. The Flaine ski bowl itself is a brilliant area for beginners and intermediates, with some superb black routes for the fearless. It is great for freestyle skiers and snowboarders too, with one of the biggest snow parks in Europe, the Jam Park, stretching down the mountain for almost a mile. Flaine was purpose-built, so you won’t find too much in the way of entertainment, but there is such good skiing that you’ll be too tired to party.

Flaine ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season Mid December to late April
Piste area 140 km
Resort height 1600 m
Lifts 23
Runs Total 64
Beginner 34
Intermediate 25
Advanced 5

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La Plagne

La Plagne is a beautiful series of villages, all with their own advantages, sitting within the huge Paradiski area. La Plagne’s skiing covers a large area, but for those looking for a bit more, Paradiski covers almost 450 kilometres of pristine slopes. The big, wide runs are perfect for those new to snow sports and those who like to carve at high speeds. La Plagne is suited best to competent skiers, with around 70% of the runs being blue or easy reds. Off the piste, you’ll find over 50 restaurants catering for your every need.

La Plagne ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season December to April
Piste area 225 km
Resort height 1250 m
Lifts 105
Runs Total 130
Beginner 79
Intermediate 33
Advanced 18

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Les Arcs

Built above Bourg St. Moritz in the 1960s, Les Arcs is now one of the most respected resorts in the world. The great thing about Les Arcs is that 70% of the pistes are above 2000 metres, making it a very snow-sure mountain, even late in the season. Also connected to the Paradiski area and La Plagne, the slopes are more suited to proficient skiers but there are some amazing routes for the more advanced. Try the Aiguille Rouge peak, which drops 2000m vertically and is 7km long. Les Arcs is not well known for nightlife, but you’ll find some fun après ski in Les Arcs 1800.

Les Arcs ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season Mid December to late April
Piste area 210 km
Resort height 1200 m
Lifts 52
Runs Total 107
Beginner 55
Intermediate 37
Advanced 15

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Meribel

Set in the heart of the world-class Three Valleys ski area, Meribel oozes with alpine town chalet charm. Soak up your prime position to hit the pistes, with an incredible 600km of skiable terrain to cruise across on your ski holiday. Beginners can start at Méribel Altiport, then glide the variety of green runs. Intermediate and advanced skiers can savour high altitude skiing in Val Thornes, or discover mogul fields and ski parks in Courchevel. Be sure to plan your ski days out with the Three Valleys map. After days on the mountain, soak up the après ski buzz and vibrant nightlife of Meribel.

Meribel ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season December - April
Piste area 600 km
Resort height 1450 m
Lifts 166
Runs Total 339
Beginner 53
Intermediate 252
Advanced 34

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Tignes

Being on a glacier guarantees snow in Tignes, and allows for a long season which runs, normally, from October to May. As part of the enormous Espace Killy ski area, you’ll have more than 300 kilometres of skiable terrain at your ski tips. Tignes has a smaller area surrounding it, but no less impressive – with two brilliant snow parks, wide sweeping pistes and some of the best off-piste in the French Alps. As a purpose-built resort, it may lack the traditional Alpine village charm, but it makes up for it with its superb skiing conditions, affordable prices and lively après ski.

Tignes ski facts

Nearest airport
Ski season October to May
Piste area 150 km
Resort height 1550 m
Lifts 39
Runs Total 77
Beginner 40
Intermediate 21
Advanced 16

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Val d’Isere

Val d’Isere is arguably one of the world’s best ski resorts, with spectacular skiing at a high altitude, brilliant après ski and lift links to the huge Espace Killy ski area. Predominantly built for intermediate and advanced skiers, this is a veritable playground for the experienced – with some incredible free skiing available to those able. The famous Oakley ValPark will have snowboarders jumping for joy, as will the resort’s cosmopolitan après ski bars and modern restaurants. Those looking for more traditional fare will find some great taverns serving Savoyard specialities too – like a delicious cheese fondue.

Val d’Isere ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season December to May
Piste area 300 km
Resort height 1850 m
Lifts 42
Runs Total 76
Beginner 46
Intermediate 22
Advanced 8

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Val Thorens

Europe’s highest and most snow sure resort, Val Thoren ticks all the boxes when looking for a high altitude ski holiday. As a purpose-built resort, it is not the most beautiful, but you will forgive that when you ski straight to the door of your accommodation. The well-groomed pistes cater for the more advanced skier at the top of the mountain, but beginners will find some exhilarating runs too. The off-piste here is also superb, with powder snow galore on the Peclet and Chavière glaciers. After skiing, head down to the town to find great bars – including the breathtaking views from the panoramic Bar 360.

Val Thorens ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season December to May
Piste area 150 km
Resort height 2300 m
Lifts 32
Runs Total 80
Beginner 41
Intermediate 30
Advanced 9

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Valmorel

Take a ski holiday to the gateway resort of the Tarentaise, Valmorel. There is a nursery area next to the village and gentle greens for beginners, as well as an extensive range of blue and red runs for intermediates across the 165km Grand Domaine ski area. For expert skiers, there is just a scattering of black runs and steeper reds – although there is some brilliant off-piste available for those advanced enough. When it’s time to take the ski boots off, take a turn at snowshoeing. The après here is leisurely, people usually enjoy a couple of afternoon beers and an evening drink in a bar.

Valmorel ski facts
Nearest airport
Ski season December - April
Piste area 165 km
Resort height 1400 m
Lifts 50
Runs Total 92
Beginner 26
Intermediate 58
Advanced 8

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