Koop een France eSIM

Bonjour et bienvenue! There are many things to see and do in France. Make sure you plan your time well so you can enjoy every minute exploring this diverse country!

Eiffel Tower: Visiting the Eiffel Tower at sunset is easily the best way to spend an evening in Paris. You can also dine in the tower restaurant and take in breathtaking views of the city.

Loire Valley: This well-known wine producing region will make you feel like you’re stepping into a fairytale. The rolling hills and charming chateaux is what France is all about!

Provence: A region in southeastern France, Provence is a beautiful escape with its mountain landscapes and colorful lavender fields. A relaxing afternoon at this destination is a must-do when you’re in France.

France is known for delicate flavors, fresh vegetables, and a wide variety of local cheeses. Not to mention baguettes. C’est délicieux!

Chicken Confit: This slow-cooked chicken dish is flavored with herbs and seasonings, then cooked in olive oil until perfectly tender.

French Onion Soup: This rich and fragrant onion soup is the perfect meal topped with gooey cheese and bread croutons.

Pastries: Head to a local patisserie and treat yourself to a croissant, a macaron, a profiterole, or an éclair. Then go back for seconds!

Bouillabaisse: Enjoy this well-known French dish that’s made from a fish stock base and the tantalizing flavors of saffron, thyme, oranges, and chili.

While a trip to France will be enjoyable anytime during the year, spring is usually a preferred time for travelers. Ah, springtime in Paris!

November to March: Winter in France can be very cold, but it’s still an excellent time to visit France. The Nice Carnival is a highlight of this season, as part of the country’s Mardi Gras celebrations.

April and May: Spring is the ideal season to visit France, since that’s when local markets re-open. If you’re a film buff (or celebrity stalker), you can also experience the glitz and glamour of the Cannes Film Festival.

September and October: Autumn is another great time to visit France, where you can attend Paris Fashion Week or the famous all-night art festival called Nuit Blanche.

Ready to channel your inner Emily-in-Paris? Even if your outfits aren’t quite as jaw-droppingly spectacular as Emily’s ensembles, here are a few essentials you’ll also want to pack for France.

Sunscreen: People don’t always think of sunscreen when they’re packing for France, but you’ll want to protect your skin (especially since you’ll likely spend a lot of time outdoors).

A Light Jacket: The weather can vary in different regions of France, so even if you’re planning to visit in the summer months, a light jacket is always a good idea.

Bathing Suits: They don’t take up much space in your luggage, and they’ll be handy when you want to soak up the sun on France’s many beaches.