Honeymoon in France 🇫🇷

Are you into museums and churches? also theres a bucket list here that has a ton! https://www.earthtrekkers.com/paris-bucket-list-best-experiences-paris/

I think it really depends on what you're interested in. We went to Paris because "it's Paris" and I probably enjoyed it the least of all of the places we went to (London, Rome and Florence were much better). Keep in mind...the World Cup final was going on so there was that going on as well. I don't do well in big crowds.

For me personally, I agree the South of France is where I would've spent my time. However, if you haven't been to Paris, I would go. You may find you prefer the busy city versus the South of France. I also wanted to check out Versailles which is a bit further away than Paris. I want to go back to do that.

I agree with the others, Paris is definitely something to look into because of the tourist traps and the best times to go to places. My suggestion would be to only spend a couple of days and do the things you REALLY want (I had the same experience as Tori and they’re just as unhelpful if you speak French)
Nice and the south of France was absolutely wonderful. Everyone’s much nicer and it has the beauty of the Mediterranean.
The Norman and Brittany coast have lots of history that I’d highly recommend, including the walled island cities of Mont St. Michel and St. Malo.Of course Bordeaux and Champagne for the wine!Each region is known for its own specific thing and attractions. I’d really suggest looking them up. There’s so much to see in France outside of Paris!

Avoid Paris 😂

When me and my DH went there for our 1 year dating anniversary it was hilarious how rude all the locals were and how much literal garbage there was there!!

If you MUST go - which I get it, it's pretty cool to go up the Eiffel tower - I would say you don't need to make a reservation... We went during the middle of the day on a weekday and there was no line up... Then again it doesn't hurt if it's free to do that?

For sure go outside the tourist area though as the prices (like everywhere that is touristy) are jacked up!

If you are going up the Eiffel Tower you can make a reservation. You'll avoid the 2-3 hour line up. I would check out the catacombs as well super cool a little creepy.

My friend and I did a few days in Paris during a trip to London. I think you can see the important stuff in a few days and move on to the rest of the country. I loved Sacre Coeur, it had an amazing view of the city lit up at night. We didn't bother going up the Eiffel tower, but got lots of photos around it.

My best friend and I were there just this past July ❤️ we were in the heart of Paris for 6 days, then took the high speed train to Bordeaux for 4 days, then stayed in Montmartre for the last 5 days of our trip. Bordeaux was by far my favourite part. It was just calmer and more relaxed where we were able to take it a bit slower and really soak in the country part of France where we went up into the mountains for a winery tour where we visited 3 different chateaus near St Emilion. Absolutely beautiful

I would check out Southern France like Nice for some beaches and relaxing, or Burgundy for some wine tasting! Normandy is really interesting from a historical point of view.