France is full of variety, intrigue, and romance. Discover the French wine country set against chateaus and 18th-century architecture, where you can cycle a guided tour or travel to Burgundy and Bordeaux for a private wine tasting. If you love the pastoral countryside, spend time in Provence, noted for its ancient villages, landscapes, and fresh truffles. Relax along the Mediterranean Sea, or head straight to Paris for romantic landmarks, art, and fashion. Also perfect for a winter getaway, skiers will find the French Alps in Courchevel adventurous.
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Always check with your Brownell advisor to see which days the museums are open (as it can vary greatly). Your advisor can purchase a ”carte” for you, which is a pass for 1+ days to all the museums in Paris. This will save you time and money in the long run! Take children to museums in the morning when their minds are fresh. Save things like cooking classes, shopping, and garden tours for the afternoon hours.
ATMs are the best mode of getting the local currency, and they get the best exchange rate! It is a good idea to carry about $100 in local currency—anything above that can be cumbersome to carry and is easily stolen. Use your credit card for everything you can, but be sure to let your bank know you are traveling before you leave the country.
You will find crowds between May to September and experience the most people in July. Visit between October to April to avoid crowds and a pleasant climate.