Choose from ocean-view properties on the French Riviera, lovely lodges in the scenic countryside or upscale hotels in the heart of Paris for your resort stay in France. Each region of France has a distinct flavor-whether it's the chic resort towns on the Mediterranean Sea, the gorgeous vineyards and rolling hills in the wine-growing areas, or cosmopolitan cities. No matter what sort of European vacation you are looking for-restful, active or culinary-you can find it in France.

Kick back and enjoy the scene on beaches along the Cote d'Azur; tour museums, churches and art galleries every day in Paris and its environs; or visit ancient castles, cathedrals, churches and archaeological ruins throughout the country. Then there's the shopping! From designer boutiques to souvenir stands, you'll surely find plenty of options for choosing something special to bring back home to friends and family.

Cannes (Croisette Beach Hotel, Sofitel Cannes Le Mediterranee, Hotel Martinez, Majestic Barriere) Select A jewel on the French Riviera, Cannes is known for its glitz and glamour. Jet-setters flock here for the annual Cannes Film Festival. Stroll the famous Boulevard de la Croissette, lined with high-end boutiques and historic hotels, and admire the yachts docked in the harbor.

Carcassonne () Select West of Marseille in southwest France, Carcassonne is a magnificent walled city with splendid examples of medieval architecture.

Lyon (Hotel Le Royal Lyon) Select Known as the "silk capital of the world," Lyon is located where two famous rivers converge: the Rhone and the Saone. Tour the nearby Beaujolais and Cotes du Rhone wine-growing regions, visit the ancient Roman ruins, and walk through the medieval quarter.

Marseille () Select Home to France's largest commercial port, Marseille is the capital of Provence. The city is well known for its Chateau d'If, a fortress turned prison just off the coast in the Mediterranean Sea.

Monte Carlo / Monaco (Fairmont Monte Carlo) Select Monte Carlo is one district in Monaco, the world's second smallest independent nation. Facing the Mediterranean Sea, chic Monte Carlo's most popular tourist attraction is likely its casino complex, but it is also home to a grand opera and ballet house.

Nice (Four Points by Sheraton Elysee Palace) Select The capital of the Cote d'Azur, Nice is famed for its beaches, shopping, nightlife and cuisine. Especially on Sundays, the Promenade des Anglais, a prominent boulevard along the beach, is the place to be, with families out for a stroll and in-line skaters getting some exercise.

Paris (Radisson SAS Hotel Champs Elysees) Select With so many things to see and do in the capital of France, it's difficult to fit them all in during a short visit. But you can try! Ascend the Eiffel Tower, tour Notre Dame, see the famous art in the Louvre, walk along the Seine, and visit the ornate Palace of Versailles. Or just sit in a streetside café, savoring croissants and admiring the city's scenic beauty and cosmopolitan flair.

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