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From world-class art at Paris's Louvre to Brittany’s windswept sandy beaches, France is a feast for the senses. Medieval history comes alive along Strasbourg’s cobblestoned lanes, while sporty types head to Chamonix for skiing. Lavender-hued Provence was Cézanne’s inspiration, and in Amiens, the bells ring out from its gothic cathedral.

Cities we fly to in France

Flights to France

Destination	Prices from
Bordeaux	£28 each-way
Toulouse	£35 each-way
Nice	£36 each-way
Marseille	£37 each-way
Lyon	£37 each-way
Paris	£39 each-way
Chambery	£61 each-way
Quimper	£71 each-way

Holidays to France

Return flights + hotel

Destination	Prices from
Nice	£105 pp
Toulouse	£110 pp
Lyon	£130 pp
Paris	£130 pp

Romantic getaways in France

Paris is romance; from gazing wistfully at Rodin’s marble sculpture The Kiss, to hand-in-hand walks up to multi-domed Sacré Coeur basilica. In Lyon, lose yourself in traboules alleyways in the silk-workers' old quarter. For isolated bliss, wander through Provence’s olive groves and dine in Les Baux’s romantic restaurants.

Family holidays in France

At larger-than-life Disneyland Paris, the kids will love dressing up as a fairytale princess or swashbuckling pirate, then saying hi to Mickey and Goofy. Try your hand at water sports, or let the kids loose at play areas on Marseille’s shingle beaches. In pink-hued Toulouse, step into the future at the interactive Cité de l'espace to see the Mir Space Station.

Things to do in France

In Toulouse, enter through the pink marble columns to watch opera at 19th-century Théâtre du Capitole. Wander around Marseille’s Italianate Old Port to hear live world music, or to sip on a post-dinner pastis. Nice's glamorous beaches are perfect for a promenade to people-watch. For glittery Paris nightlife, catch a cabaret show in Pigalle to relive the 1920s.

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.

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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	Chambery Grenoble
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

Nearest airport	Geneva Chambery
Ski season	December to April
Piste area	650 km
Resort height	1800 m
Lifts	206
Runs	Total 308
	Beginner 153
	Intermediate 127
	Advanced 28

Nearest airport	Turin Grenoble
Ski season	Late December to April
Piste area	250 km
Resort height	1350 m
Lifts	58
Runs	Total 111
	Beginner 55
	Intermediate 44
	Advanced 16

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

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

Nearest airport	Chambery Geneva Turin
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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