FTS Destinations Map

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Aix-en-Provence

An historic city, once home to the world renowned painter, Paul Cezanne.

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Aix-les-Bains

A traditional spa town but with a more modern tone by an immense lake.

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Annecy

A little Venice, a stylish town, set on a so picturesque lake

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Arles

Just so Provence & the gateway to the Camargue

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Avignon

Historic and so picturesque but also a great centre for visiting Provence.

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Beaune

The true capital of Burgundy wine, surrounded on all sides by the world’s most prestigious vineyards

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Biarritz

A chic resort but catering even for the surfers.

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Bordeaux

The centre of the Franco British wine trade for centuries and a great city in its own right.

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Cannes

Cannes, famed for its film festival but catering for you and me. It costs nothing to sit on the Croisette!

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Carcassonne

Famed for its amazing fortified castle/town which dominates the surrounding town and countryside.

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Collioure

A picturesque and colourful village dominated by its castle defences.

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Colmar

At the centre of the Alsace vineyards and an immaculate town with its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses.

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Dijon

The capital of Burgundy boasting great food and wine in an historic setting.

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La Baule

In the grand tradition of French resorts and boasting probably the best beach in France.

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La Rochelle

The perfect textbook port

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Lille

Much underated in the past, Lille has come into its own, offering all you need for an excellent short break.

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Lourdes

Lourdes is a famous pilgrimage centre.

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Lyon

A great city, but the historic heart is a great place to vist and eat in. Magically illuminated at night.

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Marseille

A great and historic port wreaking in atmosphere and home to that great fish dish: bouilliabaisse.

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Menton

A favourite year-round destination for the cognoscenti. A relaxed and charming place to stay.

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Montpellier

A commercial centre, local capital and home to one of France's oldest universities with much to see and do with the Med readily accessable.

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Nice

What a city, what a history. Great place to visit and be based to discover the Riviera.

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Nimes

Where modern meets Roman in today's Provence. A good choice.

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Perpignan

Colourful capital of Catalonia, rich cultural and architectural heritage

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Reims

Discover the majestic caves of the champenois in Reims, a great base for your holiday.

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Strasbourg

Where France meets Germany. Medieval timber framed buildings contrast with more Prussian architecture. A really interesting city.

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Toulouse

The Ville Rose, cultural and economic capital of the south of France

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Tours

A great place from which to visit the Loire Chateaux.

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Paris

What, you've never heard of Paris!!

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LeTouquet

A beautiful beach, some great restaurants and a popular destination for both the French and the English.

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Grenoble

Regional capital, business centre, tourist destination, Grenoble has something for everyone, not least an impressive tram system.

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St Jean de Luz

A renowned fishing port and beach resort in the heart of the Basque country.

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Sete

An authentic and atmospheric fishing port and called the Venice of Langedoc. Great beaches and many restaurants.

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Sanary/s/Mer

An oh so "French" holiday resort and stylish with it.

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Bastia

Lively commercial heart of the island, Bastia was founded by the Genoans in 1378 and named after its fortress ('bastille') that domintates the town.

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Calvi

Difficult to find a more picturesque resort. Great climate.

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Corte

This lively, former capital of the island (1755-69) houses the island's only university and is a perfect base for walkers.

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Ajaccio

The birthplace of Napoleon and a very complete holiday destination.

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Nantes

The former capital of Brittany located on the banks of the Loire.

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St Malo

A truly historic and picturesque town of great character.

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Deauville

This is no lightweight resort but a true 'Grand Dame'

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Vannes

An historic and typically Breton town

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Cahors

Regional centre,built in a loop in the river, with a medieval town oozing history.

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Cassis

fishing village and seaside resort just to the east of Marseille

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Angers

A charming old town of cobbled streets and medieval houses, with a rich cultural heritage and noted for its wine and gastronomy.

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Bayonne

Bayonne is the vibrant, historically and culturally rich Basque capital.

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Clermont-Ferrand

Ancient capital of the Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand has an exceptionally setting surrounded by the volcanic peaks of the "puys", now a protected National Park.

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Limoges

delightful capital of the Limousin region, with two separate medieval centres winding down to the river Vienne.

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Bergerac

On the banks of the Dordogne river, regional capital of a land of vineyards and beautifully preserved "bastide" towns

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Troyes

large medieval centre bears comparison with any in France

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Ile de Re

An archetypal, traditional French seaside resort with a bit of everything

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Rennes

A very appealing city, the Breton capital is vibrant, youthful, with a rich historical and architectural heritage

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Pau

Pau

France's so-called Green City, against a stunning backdrop of the Pyrenees and renowned for its beautiful parks and gardens

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Quimper

A delightful, historic town on the banks of the Odet, imbued with Breton culture and tradition

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Blois

Briefly former royal capital of France, a lovely old town on the banks of the Loire dominated by its Royal Chateau, and perfect base for exploring Loire Chateaux country, with such jewels as Chambord, Cheverny, Chaumont and Amboise all within easy distance

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