France

A mother-daughter trip to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower and dine near the Champs Elysees takes an unexpected turn when they head underground into the city's historic catacombs.

Paris has inspired many writers and artists over the centuries, and it can inspire you too. New York Times Best Selling Author Denise Grover Swank shares five places in Paris that inspire her creativity.

Who needs to rent a car? Traveling by train in Europe is efficient and cost-effective. From Eurail passes to point-to-point tickets, here's what you need to know about train travel in Europe.

Visit legendary Parisians of the past at Père-Lachaise Cemetery, the most famous cemetery in Paris, France. Here's what you need to know for your visit.

Though often missed by visitors, Le Marais has a colorful history and present-day attractions that make it a must-see when visiting Paris.

David Powell cruises through Burgundy on the luxury hotel barge, L’Impressionniste. Here's what he experienced in this beautiful part of France.

In Europe, Christmas markets are a treasured holiday tradition. Here are some of our favorites.

This Prague to Paris Viking Cruise along the Main, Rhine and Moselle Rivers enables travelers to soak up European history.

Famous for its art history, the 14th arrondissement is one of our favorite places in Paris. Here's what to do and see in Montparnasse.

Sometimes the best way to see a destination is from the water – especially when it means a river cruise in France.

Carnival in Nice, France is a huge event. The two-week season is filled with events and parades. Here's what to see and do at Carnival.

River cruising is popular in France, but when your mode of transportation is a raft, it's a different way to see the French countryside.

With its perfect climate all year round tempered by the Gulf Stream, Ile de Ré is best enjoyed outside of the busy summer months and away from the crowds.

When Paris drained Canal Saint-Martin, a treasure trove of found items revealed a unique side of Parisian life.