Marseille, the pearl of the Mediterranean, is famous for its cuisine and history. Beyond the city, discover the breathtaking Calanques of Marseille, with their spectacular cliffs, turquoise waters and stunning coastal scenery. A paradise for nature lovers and hikers, they offer some of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful landscapes.

Looking for a dose of culture without breaking the bank? Good news: on the first Sunday of every month, several museums in Bordeaux offer free admission. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover or rediscover the city’s artistic, historical and scientific treasures. Follow our guide to make the most of your visit!

Autumn transforms Bordeaux with shades of ochre and red. From the city centre to the right bank, the city’s parks become beautiful green havens. Discover 12 must-see spots for a perfect autumn walk.

Every autumn, Marseille is transformed with spiders, glowing pumpkins and spooky surprises! Families can make the most of the All Saints’ holidays to enjoy the Halloween atmosphere. From trick-or-treating and theme parks to costume parties, discover the best Halloween activities in Marseille.

As the leaves turn golden and the air becomes cooler, Provence comes alive with a delicious and convivial autumn tradition: the Chestnut Festival. From Collobrières to Revest-du-Bion, villages across southern France embrace the colours of autumn to celebrate one of the season’s most iconic products.

The Dune du Pilat, Europe’s highest sand dune, is one of France’s most remarkable natural landmarks. Located in La Teste-de-Buch, near Bordeaux and the Arcachon Bay, it offers spectacular views between the Atlantic Ocean and the Landes forest. Here are our tips to help you plan your visit and make the most of this unique destination!