Are you ready to leave on a trip un for memorable of a lifetime through the beautiful landscapes of France? With the Nissaki’s sunny beaches to the rolling vineyards of Champagne, Day 3 of this Journey will leave you in a swoon with a sensory delight that will stay with you forever. Buckle up, and let’s explore!

Starting Point: Nice, France

Famous for its beautiful beaches and mediterranean weather, nice, situated in the french riviera is also a very lively city, and of a super important cultural patrimony. After your arrival in Nice stroll around the charming Old Town (Vieux Nice) with its lined cobblestoned streets full of shops, cafes and odd buildings in peculiar colors. Don’t forget to the trip to Promenade des Anglais, the popular seafront street lined with palm trees and stunning view of the Mediterranean Sea.

Next Stop: Lyon, France

From Nice take a train or a flight to Lyon, actually called the gastronomic capital of France. Lyon is a place which wraps history, art and also values to a tempting festival of food. Discover the old town (Vieux Lyon) a UNESCO heritage site to see the stones of years of Renaissance architecture and taste the flavours of traditional Lyonnais cuisine in one of the many old Lyonnais restaurants, nicknamed bouchons (or authentic Lyon restauant bistros) abundantly strewed across the city.

Exploring the Wine Region: Burgundy

No French journey could end without a trip to its famous wine-making areas. Located in Burgundy, famous wine, traveling to Burgundy, from Lyon known for his incredible wines. Visit the scenic vineyards, go to wineries, and taste the best Burgundy wines such as Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Make the most of your time in the picturesque villages of Beaune, Dijon, where to savor, medieval architecture, and French cuisine as coq au vin and snails Bourgogne.

Final Destination: Champagne, France

To complete your trip, head north to Champagne, the famous spot of the entire world for all there is sparkling wine. Visit the famous Champagne Houses such as Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot and Taittinger. Join led tours to discover how champagne is produced, see massive cellars packed with oaken vats holding aging bottles and of course, indulge in bubbles from a few each. The capital of the region is Reims where the magnificent Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage, is situated, hence making it a visit not to skip.

Tips for a Smooth Journey

Think about renting a car for more mobility to see that portion of the area on your own in the villages small and countryside.

Be sure to try the local specialty in every location you visit. There are distinct specialties to each area you wouldn’t want to miss.

Look at the local weather forecast prior to your trip so as to pack appropriate. The climate can range from the sun-baked south of the Mediterranean, to Champagne’s cooler, more continental climate.

Make your reservations ahead of time especially during peak season in order to ensure that your first choice is available.

Acquire a few French basic phrases. While most locals in tourist areas speak English, but still good to try out efforts in local language.

Conclusion

Taking a trip from Nice, France to Champnne is an exciting journey that will expose you to the inhirant allure of France itself. From the sun-kissed beaches of the French Riviera to the picturesque landscapes of Burgundy and Champagne each region is different. So pack your bags, yoghurt the French joie de vivre, and okay a tour of a life-time!