Things to do in France.

Universally cited as Paris's unmissable landmark — creators recommend viewing it from the Trocadéro first, then relaxing on the Champ de Mars with stunning close-up views. Always a Friday notes it's on every itinerary list and rightly so.

Once home to Monet, Van Gogh, and Picasso, Montmartre is described as Paris's most romantic neighborhood — cobbled streets, artists, macarons, and a sweeping sunset view from the top of Sacré-Cœur. Multiple creators single it out as a highlight.

Consistently cited as the largest and most visited art gallery in the world, and a centerpiece of any Paris itinerary. Always a Friday describes it as unmissable after a stroll through the Tuileries Garden.

Always a Friday starts their perfect Paris day atop the Arc de Triomphe for sweeping views over the Champs-Élysées, describing the avenue as stunningly Parisian with world-class shopping. Travel Destinasians made a dedicated trip just to see the Arc.

A Paris landmark featured prominently across multiple creators' itineraries. Always a Friday ends their Eiffel Tower day at Notre-Dame in glorious sunshine, while Places of the World includes it in their top 8 Paris sights.

Videoframe Travel Vlog dives into the Opera Garnier's remarkable interior: a horseshoe auditorium, an 8-ton bronze and crystal chandelier with 340 lights, and the famous ceiling painted by Marc Chagall — a feast of marble, stucco, velvet, and gilding.

Always a Friday describes the Tuileries as one of the best urban parks they've ever visited — a beautiful garden between the Louvre and the Champs-Élysées perfect for a leisurely stroll.

Included in Places of the World's curated top 8 Paris landmarks, Sainte-Chapelle is highlighted for its Gothic architecture and stunning stained glass.

Your Guides Abroad features the Paris Catacombs as a key stop in their Montparnasse day itinerary, offering tips for visiting this underground ossuary beneath the city.

Your Guides Abroad highlights the Montparnasse Tower as the place to catch panoramic Eiffel Tower views as part of a full day exploring the Montparnasse neighborhood.

Videoframe Travel Vlog describes this 4.5 km canal as a beloved Parisian hangout — locals and tourists watch barges navigate locks, while students fill the bars and restaurants lining the banks.

Videoframe Travel Vlog documents the Pont des Arts as the famous bridge where tourists attach padlocks engraved with their names and throw the key into the Seine — a romantic tradition that drew so many locks the city eventually removed them all.

Videoframe Travel Vlog reveals that each summer (late July to mid-August), the Seine riverbanks transform into a full beach complete with sand, lounge chairs, umbrellas, ice cream stands, and even palm trees.

PASSPORTS Travel Vloggers explore Nice's Old Town alongside the 'Le Village de Noël' Christmas Market in the Jardin Albert 1er — featuring chalets selling socca, mulled wine, and gingerbread, plus a Ferris wheel, ice rink, and an alpine forest of 600 pine trees.

PASSPORTS Travel Vloggers cover Saint-Tropez's celebrity-loved Pampelonne Beach with its exclusive beach clubs, the cobblestoned La Ponche fishing quarter, and the yacht-filled Vieux Port. Videoframe Travel Vlog drives the scenic route from Nice, calling the region spectacular.

Videoframe Travel Vlog describes Antibes as a resort town just 30 minutes from Nice, renowned for its old town surrounded by 16th-century ramparts and its prestigious Classic Yacht Show (Les Voiles d'Antibes).

PASSPORTS Travel Vloggers explore Aix's Cours Mirabeau boulevard lined with plane trees and grand mansions, the labyrinthine Vieil Aix old town with boutiques and bakeries, and the city's famous Christmas Market — earning it the nickname 'City of a Thousand Fountains.'

World Travel Guide calls Marseille France's oldest city (founded c. 600 BC) and its leading cruise port, situated where Mediterranean mildness meets Provençal quality of life and drawing 10 million tourists annually.

Videoframe Travel Vlog describes Rocamadour as a 1,000-year-old sacred medieval village set dramatically into towering limestone cliffs above the Alzou River valley — a pilgrimage site said to be a place where miracles happen.

World Travel Guide calls the Normandy beaches a powerful and emotional experience for travelers from the US and UK — covering Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Pointe du Hoc, and the American Cemetery as defining stops in one of Europe's most meaningful regions.

Videoframe Travel Vlog visits the picturesque Vieux-Bassin, lined with 16th- to 18th-century townhouses, noting it inspired painters including Claude Monet and native son Eugène Boudin.

Videoframe Travel Vlog explores Quimper's Gothic twin-spire cathedral, half-timbered old town houses, the Breton County Museum, the Fine Arts Museum, and the Faience Museum — a compact city rich in Breton cultural identity.

Videoframe Travel Vlog captures the stunning salt marshes between Guérande and Le Croisic in southern Brittany, where centuries-old traditions transform single drops of seawater into prized Fleur de Sel — a landscape of sun, sea, and sacred craft.

Videoframe Travel Vlog recommends Vannes as a must-visit on any Brittany spring trip — a walled medieval town with well-preserved cobbled streets, medieval gates, and a distinctly historic atmosphere.

Videoframe Travel Vlog explores this 20 km island of dramatic high cliffs, green-water creeks, and long sandy beaches, anchored by the star-shaped Citadelle de Vauban — one of 12 Vauban fortresses built under Louis XIV.

Videoframe Travel Vlog paints Île de Ré as a chic escape beloved by Parisians — cycling through salt marshes, paddling through wetlands, surfing, sipping local wines, and savouring fresh seafood in narrow flower-filled alleys of villages like Ars-en-Ré.

Videoframe Travel Vlog documents the mechanical elephant — 12 metres high, 8 metres wide, made from 45 tons of wood and steel — that carries up to 49 passengers on a 45-minute walk through Nantes, describing it as architecture in motion.

Anyone Can Travel presents Bonifacio as a little-known medieval citadel perched on a cliff over the Mediterranean in Corsica — combining fascinating history with pristine nearby beaches in a two-day visit.