The perfect place for a romantic stroll. Make sure your camera battery is charged, there are endless photo opportunities. The region includes the city of Bordeaux, and includes over 50 wine appellations, or wine regions, surrounding the city. It requires a little hike but so worth the trip to see the views of the French countryside. Eguisheim, a stop on the Alsatian wine route, is the perfect choice for anyone with a weakness for Riesling or a soft spot for enchanting scenery. The French countryside, which there’s an awful lot of, is scattered with 32,000 villages.Many of them, with their narrow, cobbled streets and medieval hilltop churches, are among France’s most beautiful spots. Above the old town you will find the feudal castle surrounded by a six acre park from where you can enjoy magnificent views. Villefranche de Conflent, but also Castelnou, Eus, Evol and Mosset. The 8th century's Germanic-French religious architectural landmarks in the town, like: Eglise St.-Martin, Water Tower, Maison Adolph, etc. For a taste of luxury, the famous hotel Le Mas du Langustier is located at one end of the island, alternatively there are a small selection of hotels, B&Bs and holiday apartments in the village. Before you travel to the beautiful French destinations mentioned above, get your copy of the most complete French Phrasebook. The island town is one of the most beautiful places in France. The prettiest town in Brittany! Towns and villages in the south of France. I hope you enjoyed this trip through the French countryside as much as I did. Translated as “Little Venice,” this area of the city has a charming canal surrounded by beautiful Christmas markets in the winter, and gorgeous flowers in the spring and summer. When you get hungry, you will find plenty of small restaurants serving local deliciacies ad French cuisine. Yet it somehow often gets overlooked by visitors to the region. It is important to note that the gardens are closed in the winter months, so when you visit Giverny be sure to time it properly. Calvados, Normandy. A medieval town on a hilltop overseeing the river of Rance, Dinan is surrounded with long ramparts or walls, Tudor type houses, port, cobbled streets, art galleries, and shops. A village of Aquitaine region, West France, Sarlar la Caneda is considered one of the most beautiful villages in France, even the world. It’s finding the pace of life slower, but more enjoyable, which has you hooked. Frederic Bibard is the founder of Talk in French, a company that helps french learners to practice and improve their french. With thousands of small towns and villages in France, I cannot include every town in one article; therefore, I tried my best to choose some of the best places I think are worth visiting. However, for us, we loved it, for its history, charming tree-lined streets, pale ochre buildings and its delightful cafes and restaurants. There are two contrasting yet complimentary gardens that you can visit; the flower garden and the Japanese water garden. In a stunning position on the north bank of the Dordogne River, La Roque Gageac, although small, is one of France's most beautiful villages, backed by a steep cliffs, and with very little to suggest that much has changed there in the last 300 years. While it’s a steep climb up through the village to the Basilica, the views from the old abbey gardens of the surrounding landscape dotted with vineyards are really breathtaking. Beuvron-en-Auge. Almost impossibly beautiful, this castle is said to have inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. Toulouse is famous for its museums, beautiful streets and very friendly people. These spaces will take you back in time with their ancient architecture and historic traditions. There are also competitions where the public vote for the “preferred village of the French ( "Le village préféré des Français”). Each region and department also has a unique character of its own. It is located about 30 minutes outside of Nice, France and nestled between Nice and Monaco making day trips a breeze. ), explore the village and enjoy refreshments from the village coffee shop. Along the river you will find charming houses and little bridges. Lourmarin is poetry in motion. You never forget the first time you see Mont St Michel rising above the bay where Normandy and Brittany meet. Most Beautiful Villages in France. How to get here: Take a train from Paris Gare de Lyon to Modane, and take a bus from Modane straight to Bonneval Sur Arc. As soon as you arrive, you will feel as though you’ve walked straight into one of Monet’s paintings. Walk up to the pretty Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde chapel and along the clifftops for stunning views of the chalk coastline and out across the English Channel. Gaillac will offer you a warm welcome of wines and vineyards, as you stroll around its charming little streets. Colmar is a gorgeous village about an hour away from Strasbourg in Alsace, France. Arromanches-les-Bains is a beautiful seaside town on the Normandy shore. The French impressionist painter Claude Monet lived here most of his life and was the first artist to create his subjects in real life before painting them. For a taste of local Try the delicious local seafood dishes at one of the many historic auberges (inns) or the famous omelettes at La Mere Poulard. There is so much to do such as visiting the gorgeous pink castle. France is filled with unique areas and is especially known for its stunning medieval towns and villages. Upon entering Saint Veran, you will see its traditional hamlets, fountains, wooden chapels, sundials, etc…. When you find places like the seaside town of Collioure or Aigues-Mortes (towns we had never heard of) that makes exploring away from the big cities a real bonus. Today, Auvers is a place of pilgrimage for Van Gogh’s fans who want to visit the room where he died, the town’s church or the cemetery where he is buried. Not only are these towns and villages easy on the eye, but they’re all totally unique from each other. The town is beautiful to visit year-round as well, as Normandy is a lovely part of the country and the town is situated in the countryside with rolling hills and farmland in between the small villages. Be sure to also stop into the Bayeux Museum to see the incredible Bayeux tapestry while you’re there. During the days around the anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy, the town comes alive with people from all over the world coming to celebrate the anniversary of D-Day. This is truly a perfect picture village, located about 8km (5 miles) from the historic town of Sarlat. Arrive early or late, park in the car parks outside of town and walk in. Simply strolling through the town is part of the experience, taking in the shops that line the old streets selling everything from trinkets to local cheeses. Vineyards as far as the eye can see, each housing a centuries old stone house. It’s Art History 101 up close and personal: The intricately embroidered tapestry is as long as a football field and depicts the events leading up to the famous Battle of Hastings in 1066. Called the Silicon Valley of Europe and just a short drive from Cannes, the locale has the French Alps as a backdrop and sees sunny days almost all year long. The town itself has a quaint collection of half timbered buildings and an impressive market hall Le Vieux Marché which was used as a military hospital during the Second World War. While not a large village, consider a stay near the canal. In the 8th century the Archangel Michael is said to have appeared and ordered a monastery be built on top of the rock. A village that punches above its weight in both beauty and historical significance. Besides walking around the old town, you can take a 2-hour hike down to the Eze-sur-Mer beach. We love to stay on the outskirts of Bergerac in the gorgeous gites at Domaine de Pémontier. How to get here: You can take a train from Paris Montparnasse to Quimper, then take the line 37 bus from Quimper to Locronan. The Benedictine abbey in the village has the Gardens of the Abbey Saint-André. I have a post about the reasons to spend a weekend in Toulouse and (spoiler alert) – there are many! The village itself has all the storybook charms you’d expect of a small French town: narrow streets lined with half-timbered houses grown over by vines; a few shops and restaurants offering meats, cheeses, and other local goods; and a thousand-year-old history represented in its man… It’s the largest wine producing area of France. 3 hours and 40 min. There are hundreds of small wine producers in the town and surroundings, some of whom have been making wine for generations. Kaysersberg, a.k.a the Mountain of the Emperor, attracts visitors because of its classic Alsace wine trail, so expect barrels of outstanding wines! You can easily catch a bus from the main square and central train station to get the village, just make sure you also check the return bus rides posted on the bus signs before you start exploring. We recommend cosy La Flotille. How to get here: Take a train from Paris Gare de Lyon to Lyon Part Dieu, then a train from Lyon Part Dieu straight to Meximieux-Perouges. The boat journey is just one hour each way which gives you nine hours to walk along the 10.5 mile coastal foot path (pack your walking boots and refreshments! For more information discovering Monet’s Giverny click here. There are two parking areas conveniently located both in the centre of the village, and at the edge of town towards the D26 road. Half a million people visit the gardens every year to experience the home and work place of this great artist. The Locronan pilgrimages, for instance, hold a high importance in the land of Brittany. 3 hours and 31 min.​. Bounded by the Atlantic Ocean… city. When it comes to places to stay, Hotel de la Pagézie, for example, will combine the medieval feel with great views and a splash of luxury by offering access to the pool. This is evident with its vineyards, cellars and wine bars all around the city. Europe is full of small villages that most American travelers have never heard of but are totally worth checking out. Staying in Eze overnight is possible in one of town’s small hotels, such as Château Eza, Hôtel le Cap Estel or La Gascogne-Hôtel du Golfe if you are on a budget. If you’re comin… Whether you’re in the mood for sleepy beach towns, colorful villages, or icy slopes, there is a perfect French town for you. Recommended hotel: La Grande Verrière – beautiful country hotel surrounded by lavender bushes – click here for more details. Don’t miss the magical reconstituted Jerusalem Mill and the unique heritage area that is the Conservatoire des Terrasses de Cultures de Goult – a 5ha garden tucked away behind the mill where you’ll find evidence of ancient farming techniques. These days the medieval fortress is one of the largest and best preserved medieval towns in Europe and an important UNESCO world heritage site. If ever there was a town that could be described as magical, this is it. Loire Valley Chateaus are some of the world most beautiful castles ever built. France, country of northwestern Europe. If you’re planning to visit France and want to check out some of the best medieval towns and villages in them, you’ll want to keep reading. Goult is the unsung hero of the Luberon valley in Provence. Communes are based on historical geographic communities or villages and are vested with significant powers to manage the populations and land of the geographic area covered. I enjoyed eating at Le Comptoir De Georges and Schwendi Café. Comprehensive Online French Course for Beginners. If you find yourself in southern Brittany you would be foolish not to pop on a boat over to Houat Island, located northeast of Belle-Île. Peaceful and a wonderful place to take a moment to yourself. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is where Vincent van Gogh painted his famous masterpiece “The Starry Night”, and for the history buffs amongst us, it is home to the ruins of the Roman city of Glanum. With its white-washed houses and traditional green shutters, hollyhocks, salt pans, and relaxing but sleepy beach town, it is a pleasure to explore this tiny seafarer village. Locronan prides itself on its remarkable grand houses built way back in the 18th century, as well as its local museum covering the history of its weaving industry and arts. Travel duration: approx. The center of the village is around an open central square with its trademark Church spire. Here are our 10 favourite villages that boast a vast ski playground on the doorstep. Recommendation: Stop into Domaine Bertaud Belieu for a 10-wine tasting experience — for free, as this is France (and not the USA). For a room with a view and a sumptuous breakfast of local French pastries, consider staying at this Airbnb just across from the cathedral in the center of the village. The busy town of Étretat in Normandy boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in northern France. The village’s one main street winds up a steep hill until you reach the 216 stairs that take you to a tiny square and the eight religious sites that put the town on the map. On top of that, you cannot miss out on checking out the famous Chateau d’Amboise, where you can see Leonardo da Vinci’s tomb. the 18th century Italian-style church of Saint-Marie. From Logelbach, take the Line 145 bus to Kaysersberg. It has everything you need to travel in France with confidence. You never forget the first time you see Mont St Michel rising above the bay where Normandy and Brittany meet. It is not a large village, only 7 square miles but lots to explore. This medieval village is located on the shores of the beautiful Lake Geneva, with stunning views of the Alps. How to get here: Take a train from Paris Est to Colmar. This butter and sugar based pastry is famous all over France but it’s origins are leading back to La Boulangerie des Plomarc’h in Dournanez, a bakery that exists until today. Have you ever seen the beauty and the architectural marvel of French castles? It makes a great base for a few nights to explore the Provence region, either head out amongst the olive groves and discover the surrounding hilltop towns or grab yourself a baguette and a cake from the local patisserie and enjoy whiling away the sunshine on a balmy October evening. Most of the time, we correlate Paris with France. Sitting on a pebbled shoreline, the town has magnificent views of the Côte d’Albâtre (Alabaster Coast) with its huge rock formations jutting out to sea. By Sherrie from Travel by a Sherrie Affair. After the Allies had taken control of the area, they used an ingenious system of breakwaters and floating docks that were towed across the English Channel to create a false harbor to offload troops and supplies. Sometimes referred to as “Little Venice”, Annecy is best for romantic couples. It’s especially wonderful to meet the D-Day Veterans who come year after year. With their historic environments, their small shops, their markets, their pavement cafés and their local life, many of France's small country towns are just waiting to be discovered. With that in mind, we wanted to share our favourite towns and villages in France, that will hopefully add an extra layer for you to explore on your next adventures. If you click through and make a purchase on many of these items we may earn a commission. Each region and department also has a unique character of its own. One of the most beautiful bastides (fortified villages) in south-west France, it has a turbulent history. Then head to the charming small towns in France. Address : 8 allée danton 94350 Villiers sur marne France. By Elaine & Dave from The Whole World is a Playground. Piana has several boutiques, bars and restaurants to choose from. white-washed houses and traditional green shutters, hollyhocks, salt pans. Eze village is also famous for its botanical garden with exotic plants. Accessible only via passenger ferry, this beautiful island is just along the coast from the glitzy and popular tourist towns that you would normally associate with the area, but it couldn’t be more different. Last but not least, one of the most popular tourist spots in Upper Normandy. Here you will be able to walk in the footsteps of the kings and queens, and the experience is truly extraordinary! Be sure to stay at the Welcome Hotel in Villefrancce Sur Mer as it is located right on the Riviera with wonderful views and makes their patio makes the perfect spot for people watching. Kaysersberg in Alsace may be small but that doesn’t stop it from being one of the most famous villages in France. How to get here: Take a train from Paris Gare de Lyon to Valence TGV, the from Valence TGV to Montdauphin-Guill. Sainte-Mère-Église in Normandy is a very special town to visit, especially at the beginning of June. Going here during April and June will give you a bonus with its spring festival during April and various musical events ranging from Baroque to jazz every June. A town in Corsica, which is also known as the Island of Beauty and listed as a Unesco World Heritage site, Piana is a picturesque setting with the Gulf of Porto below it. There are parties and barbeques in the street, and you can stop at the church to see a mannequin posing as John Steele, who famously got stuck on the church during the invasion and hung there for hours avoiding detection by the Nazis. Serving traditional French food on two terraces, the restaurant at the Moulin affords fabulous views both up and down the Charente river, and up towards the château. We departed from Port Navalo at 8.30am and returned nearly 11 hours later. Ile de Porquerolles is a small island located off the Côte d’Azur, with just one small village, aptly named Porquerolles. We booked a ferry with Vedettes L’Angelus. The property dates back to 1340, and today showcases 160 acres of vines and gorgeous old world architecture. Amboise is one of those beautiful French towns that you fall in love with in an instant. If you like wine, Gassin, a commune in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region’s Var Department that’s an easy day trip from Cannes or St. Tropez, is a must. By browsing this website, you agree to our use of cookies. One of its main attractions are the gorgeous historical buildings, as the city has roots stretching all the way back to the 8th century. At low tide, visitors can walk along the sand to get up close to these concrete and steel reminders of a time when this idyllic French beach town was the site of one of the most important battles of WWII. Perhaps sometimes overlooked as there are so many beautiful towns and cities on its doorstep. Bonneval is quite different during summer and winter. The town is built on an 83-meter high cliff of pure granite and has been an important site for pilgrims for well over 1000 years. How to get here: Take a train from Paris (Saint Michel) to Antony Ratp, and then from Antony Ratp, take another train to Paris Orly. The boat museum of Douarnenez is not only introducing you to the rich history of the area, you have also the chance to visit several ships that are laying in one of the 4 ports of the town. Travel duration: Approx. The 20 most beautiful villages in France. You can start your day by visiting some of its historical sites: How to get here: Take a train from Paris Montparnasse Vaugirard to Flers, then there is a bus from Flers to Domfront. Eze village is a tiny hilltop town on the Cote d’Azur. You can also walk there when the tide is low. A highlight of any visit to this part of France is the delicious seafood. The village houses are an attraction in themselves, with their beautifully rustic appearance, window boxes and pastel coloured shutters. In Cavaillon, get the Line 8 bus to Lourmarin. The Basilica itself is truly stunning and on entering through the inner doors the view of the roof inside will leave you speechless. Auvers was home of some Impressionist painters who found in this cute and peaceful town their source of inspiration. His most famous paintings in Auvers are the Church of Auvers, the Town Hall that he could see from his room and some village scenes. Auvers-sur-Oise is one of the best day trips from Paris, located only 30km north of the capital. Just under an hour bus ride from Nice, the small hilltop village has cobblestone streets, stone buildings housing cool art studios, galleries and restaurants with views to the beautiful landscape below. Saint Veran is the most elevated commune in France, and the third in whole Europe. Etretat is best known for its three natural arches and the pointed needle. Call it a cliché, but if you want to know the real France then it’s the small towns you need to visit. The German influence is seen in the buildings as well as the food. Now the proud mum of twins, she hopes they grow up to share her passions of great food, wine and travel. The most popular sight to visit is Fort Saint-Andre. Eus is very proud of its reputation as "France's sunniest village" and many artists stop off here. 6 hours and 41 min. Travel duration: approx. Bonifacio is also a gateway to the small Isles Lavezzi), which are the southernmost part of France (External link), and have been designated a marine preserve by the French government. France has hundreds of very attractive small towns, places that are too big to be listed among the country's "beautiful villages", but often too small to be on major tourist circuits. 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