10 French Cities You Should Visit in 2020
A few of the places in the world are the robust competitors that the creator wants them to compete with heaven. Yes, I am talking about the god’s own country France. France has a diversity in its beauty and dignity in its vibe. There are cities in France that are extraordinary in the way they are. I am sure you must be busy planning your 2020 trip right now to get the maximum discount benefits out of pre-booking. So here I present the list of ten best french cities that should not remain out of your to-visit list of 2020!
- Mont Saint Michael
A city that is more like a mountainous structure amidst the waters of north-west seacoast of France is a sure attraction for all its visitors. The Mont Saint Michael city is structured with cobblestones and appears like a fort at its first glimpse. The site is a castle built in the primeval times that is still an awestruck destination to visit. List this city at the top of all others!
- Carcassonne
While moving towards Spain through the southern France routes, that most of the tourists do, the city of Carcassonne comes midway. It is at a distance of one hour from another beautiful city of France named Toulouse. The city gets fortified with the dual layers of the citadel since its construction that dates back to 5,000 years. It has majestic visitors’ approach of three million per annum because of its unbelievable excellence.
- Paris
How can we lag in recommending the capital city of France? Paris is undoubtedly the titleholder of one of the best cities in France. Not because it is the capital city, but because of its outstanding monuments, historical sculptures, modern skyscrapers, delicious food, amusement parks, shopping stations, and many more to count. The city is named ‘the city if lights’ as it gets enlightened with abundant lights on several festivities like Christmas. Try spending at least two-three days in Paris.
- Toulouse
Well, Toulouse is the pink city of France and is the fourth largest in the country for its influential lands. The pastel-hued constructions of the old town are enough to make you instill into the appealing city vibe. The river cruise along the riverbed of Garonne River can leave you mesmerized. Exploring the city by the waters of Canal du Midi is also a good option. The Basilica of Saint Sernin is a unique monument to visit. Toulouse is a one-stop destination for anyone to experience musical vibe with the old town hues blended with splendid scenarios.
- Dijon
If you are a wine connoisseur, Dijon is the perfect city for you. Famous globally for its surreal wines, the city has a lot more to offer than that. It has medieval mansions and high-rise towers that are capable of delivering the city views unimaginably! You will feel out of the world by enchanting the stunning town of Dijon.
- Strasbourg
Known for its Christmas market, Strasbourg is a sure city to visit. The tranquil streets of the city are beyond beautiful. The houses stand straight only with the intention of attracting the onlookers. The town has a few of World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO viz, La petit France that is the historic site in the center of the city. You can go on a ferry ride in the canals. You can have dinner at one of the terrace squares of the city!
- St Malo
Somewhat like the Mont Saint Michael, the St. Malo is also a town fortified in tall cliffs of the castle-like construction. Another gem in the northwest coastline of France is the city of St, Malo. It only has 45,000 residents that form the town in Brittany. Being on a mountainous height, you can see the view of the bay that is extremely beside. You will feel royal and guarded in the city that’s encircled by regal walls!
- Lyon
Lyon is the perfect city for restaurant explorers and food lovers. The city has the best varietals of cheese, pastries, wines, and cakes that people come to taste from worldwide. Along with its food, it has the best structures like Notre-Dame de Fourvière Basilica. You can have picturesque views of the city being on the top of the hill when you visit the Basilica. The town has an artistic vibe in it that will dig out the untapped creativity in you!
- Nice
Nice is pretty nice. The victim of bombarding of five million tourists every year, Nice is among the popular cities in France. It shelters the most breath taker beaches, where you can rejuvenate and regain your soul. The town of Nice is an amalgamation of modern and medieval cultures. You can find historical villages along with the magnificent villas and gorgeous gardens. The Nice carnival is famous universally, and the good news is the next carnival is in February 2020!
- Bordeaux
Home to the prominent vine valleys in the world, Bordeaux is handsome for its wine villages, wineries, and family wine restaurants. You can enjoy a day trip of wine tasting and making your wine blend with experts at the wine estates of Bordeaux. The modern city is formulating on the banks of river Quay. The skyscrapers are slaying the looks, and the new bridge is banging the beauty. The town always seems fascinating to everyone.
Hurrah! Finally, I did the difficult job of compiling the ten best cities in France. However, it is not the end yet. Keeping apart these cities, France has numerous other cities that are equally best. Once you visit these cities, all you need is a carte a gratter to preserve those indelible moments spend with your loved ones. Cities like Marseille, Colmar, Lille, Amiens, Le Havre, Rouen, Collioure, Honfleur, Aix-en-province, and many more also deserve to be in this list. So, have you planned your 2020 trip? If not, finalize the tour to these wondrous cities in France and experience heaven on earth!