France/Switzerland/Italy – month long travel and need some advice Hello! It’s my first time in Europe and am currently planning out a trip to visit France, Switzerland, Italy. We’re meeting up with family members at the tail end of our trip to spend 7 days with them around Naples and the Amalfi Coast. So here’s the plan thus far: Paris – 3 days Zurich – 2 days Lucerne – 2 days Bellagio/Como – 3 days Venice – 3…

Air France Rant I have to fly Air France several times a year for work, and have hated it, but this time absolutely takes the cake. Back in June, I was set to leave France on a 3PM flight. I got up at 5AM that morning to get a drink, only to discover that they had sent an email at 3AM saying that they were moving my flight to a 7:30AM flight. 4.5 hours notice….

So overwhelmed – honeymoon, France and Italy or Spain, March/April 2024x Budget: 10k-ish. Starting flight: Atlanta Dates including travel: March 21-April 6 Musts: Paris, Loire Valley (would like to spend 2-3 nights here). Would prefer Italy, but unsure with trip timing so close to Easter. Would like to do Rome and Florence. Interests: culture, food, wine, history. Rome (4 nights, 22-26), Florence (3 nights 26-29), P…

carcassonne, France is so beautiful submitted by /u/simeedd

A night in a medieval castle in Lunac, France submitted by /u/Siiriena

Question: Is chocolate milk not a thing in France? I’ve been to an assortment of Carrefour/Monoprix but can never seem to find the aisle. Just that I have a craving at the crucial time of the month. 🥲 submitted by /u/cuddlyfalabella

Looking for great EU (Germany, France, or the Netherlands) 3PLs Hi everyone, I need recommendations for a good 3PL in the EU. I am currently in talks with Huboo but I keep hearing that the reviews on TrustPilot are not to be trusted. I would appreciate any info on the best alternatives. Thanks. submitted by /u/datum007

Can I take a one way ticket into and out of France? My dad is telling me that France might not let you in/out of the country without a return ticket. But if I do have a ticket back to home, just not round-trip, would I be ok? This trip is multicity, but I start and end in the same airport. submitted by /u/jadeharleyfan171542

France on Edge After Killing of a Teacher and Hamas Attack Another attack at a school, three years after the beheading of a teacher, has heightened anxiety about a new wave of terrorism in an already scarred country.

Max Sets France Launch for Summer 2024 submitted by /u/DemiFiendRSA

One month in a van through Spain and France Landed in Madrid, drove towards Barcelona then along the southern coast of France, headed back through Huesca region of Spain. Barely spent more money than we would have sitting at home doing nothing. The difference was just gas money getting from place to place. This was a little test run / fact-gathering mission; the choice is clear 🚐 subm…

Louvre and Versailles Emptied as France Raises Guard After Stabbing Troops were being mobilized and two major attractions were evacuated in separate alerts after a stabbing attack that killed a teacher and was described by officials as terrorism.

Teacher Is Killed in Knife Attack at School in France A suspect was quickly arrested after the attack. President Emmanuel Macron said France had been “hit by the barbarity of Islamist terrorism.”

Why France Has So Many Roundabouts submitted by /u/Ok_Schedule4239

France (October 2023) The picture says it all about why you might want to travel to this country. First photo: Versailles Second photo Louvre Museum Third and Fourth photo: Eiffel Tower Fifth photo: La Marseillaise Sixth photo: Sainte Chapelle submitted by /u/CluelessBeing-

France in January – what town to spend 3 days in? I’m trying to take advantage of a few extra days after a work trip to Paris that ends on January 1. I had my heart set on going north and staying in Bayeux to visit Juno Beach and the Bayeux tapestry, but lo and behold it turns out both museums close for the month of January. I mean I can’t blame them, I guess! Most of the travel blogs I read a…

In Northern France, Riding the Rails Into the Past On the Picardy Coast, where the Somme meets the Channel, there is nothing and everything to see, and a 19th-century steam railway lets you explore at the perfect pace.

Alternatives to Strasbourg, France for a quick winter getaway? (France or UK only, please) I am planning a short trip to either France or the UK from December 26-January 1. I’m unable to move these dates for my trip. I’m looking to go somewhere small, walkable, fairy tale-like, and with lots of Christmas decorations. I came across Strasbourg, but I’ve read that their Christmas markets end on December 24. This isn’t a deal breaker for …

What are your under-the-radar places in France? Most people that have been to Europe usually go to Paris at least once. The French Riviera and the Alps are also iconic destinations. Normandy for war buffs. However, there’s so much to see in France. I spent a couple of weeks in the Pays de la Loire region and really loved the experience. It’s a great place to explore by car, there are so many …

What are some unique little towns around the border of France and Switzerland that shouldn’t be missed? Hey guys, currently on my list, because I’m staying in Lyon area: – Annecy – Chamonix – Bonneval-sur-Arc – Megeve – Yvoire – Montreux – Lausanne Anything else I shouldn’t miss? submitted by /u/LovilecMuh