Northern France.

A region where Medieval towns retain their rustic charm, unspoilt natural beauty is in abundance, countless elegant French chateaux dot the landscape.

🏰 Châteaux of dreams.

Elegant French châteaux are scattered across Northern France. If you are able to rent a car and drive across the region, then you are truly spoilt for choice.

Perhaps the most beautiful amongst the established favourites of Loire Valley is the Château de Chenonceau, a glistening diamond floating upon the River Cher. Another firm favourite amongst tourists to the Loire Valley is the quaint 16th century Château d'Azay-le-Rideau, which perches itself atop a small island on the Indre River.

For those seeking a deeper perspective of medieval French architecture, Château de Vitré provides a glimpse into the past, with the added bonus of being off the beaten path.

Age-old enchantments preserved.

Picturesque towns in France have retained their rustic charms well into the modern age. Roam the cobbled streets of these small cities for relaxation and enchanting architecture.

Located close to the German border in the East of France, Strasbourg is a burgeoning city drawing tourists and many students. The medieval vibe here is heightened by the lovely half-homes lining the delicate water-ways that weave their way through the city.

Close by, the gorgeous town of Colmar can be reached from Strasbourg via train in under an hour. It is well worth investing a day or two to wander through this relaxing fairy-tale town. Both Strasbourg and Colmar become particularly vitalised and vibrant during the Christmas period, during which local seasonal markets draw in large crowds.