Villas in France
If you’re thinking about Villas in France you can turn your vacation into the most spectacular ever by choosing to stay in one of the luxury villas in the south of France. What better way to end a day of sightseeing than by entering a luxurious French villa superbly decorated with beautiful antiques. Some of these villas in france have stunning spiral staircases and beautifully landscaped gardens, as well as magnificent views, leaving tourists feeling as if they’re on top of the world. You can choose from one of the small two bedroom villas in France, or you can take a crowd into one of the large and lovely luxury villas in the south of France, enabling you to share the cost for one of these great French holidays.
French holidays are a favourite among many families, partly because it is such a convenient trip for Europeans. We cannot overlook the great views, the beaches, and the food either. All of these things, plus many more, make France quite a popular getaway. Self catering villas in France are a great holiday option, with plenty of luxury villas and villas in the south of France to choose from. Self catering France is an excellent way to stretch the budget for your French holidays.
One of the main events in France is the Cannes Film Festival, at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, in the resort town of Cannes. Be sure to reserve one of the lovely villas south of France on the Cote D’Azur or in Mougins on the French Riviera during the month of May, if you want to be dazzled by the stars. Mougins also provides a variety of cuisine, with over 40 top rated restaurants to boast of, yet is a nice quiet place to enjoy villas in France. While Mougin is less commercialized, there are still many things to do and see. There’s the works of Cartier-Bresson, Robert Doisneau and Lartique in Mougin’s Museum of Photography, a large collection of Ferraris and Bugattis to view, and challenging golf courses.
Villas in France
If you’re looking for new things to do, a little known yet beautiful spot in France is the village of Dieulefit, in the province of Drome. This little pottery village is hundreds of years old and offers an amply supply of shops, including bakeries with mouth watering breads to choose from. There are also many artists of all genres in the area, and the hospitality is outstanding, with many of the locals more than happy to converse with you in English. If architecture grabs your interest, don’t miss the rooftops of Strassbourg.
Man made structures can be quite impressive, but nothing beats the views and scents of nature. Hikers and nature lovers will enjoy a trip to one of the natural parks, such as the one in the village of Lyons-la-Floret in Normandy. Many French holidays are spent in this lovely setting where you can mingle with the locals at the Market-Halle while getting a bite to eat outside. There is also the village of Montfaucon, the Mountain of Falcons. The new village lies below the ruins of the old village, where a replica of the Statue of Liberty perches on a 200 foot tall Doric column. No matter what part of France you choose, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy a French villa.
Whatever your requirements, our villas in France selection has something for every budget.