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What to Know About Moving to France

Are you about to pack your bags and move to France? Get the information you need before you make the move.

9 Hours in Paris

How to see the most of the City of Lights in the least amount of time.

Top 5 for Food Lovers in Paris

Love French food? Take a look at Andrew Zimmern's top 5 moments in Paris.

<p>We’ve found 8 restaurants that not only serve good French cuisine, but their eclectic atmosphere are equally important in creating some of Paris’ most unique dining experiences.</p>

Paris: 8 Eateries With Amazing Ambience

We’ve found 8 restaurants that not only serve good French cuisine, but their eclectic atmosphere are equally important in creating some of Paris’ most unique dining experiences.

5 Charming French Towns You Have to Visit Now

Picturesque destinations with a certain je ne sais quoi.

Paris Shopping Guide

Shop L-atitidue shares with us their favorite shops in Paris.

Summer in Paris: Beyond Bastille Day

Find out why celebrating Bastille Day is only one of 6 amazing things you should do when visiting Paris in the summer.

Paris Airport Guide

Here are some pointers for flying through Europe's second busiest airport, Charles de Gaulle Airport.

What to Wear When It's Freezing Cold Outside

Behold, winter outfit inspiration from Paris.

France's Sexiest Beaches

France's beach towns spoil visitors with endless days of sunshine, welcoming stretches of beach and stunning women in teeny bikinis along the Côte D'Azur.

Paris on a Budget

Save some euros with a cheap Paris vacation with affordable hotels, free events and cheap and tasty food.

Paris Hotels for Budget Travelers

Get Oyster.com's recommendations for budget hotels in Paris.

Europe's River Cruises

Viewing the world from a riverboat is as intimate as you can get with a waterway and the world around it.

July 21, 2014

Leeds, England to Paris, France

Biarritz, France

After gaining popularity as a resort town favored by French royalty, Biarritz grew more cosmopolitan, attracting jet setters and gaining a reputation as "the queen of beaches and beach of kings."