After landing at Charles de Gaulle, take a swift taxi to your boutique hotel in the historic Marais district, where a welcoming French pastry breakfast awaits at a sidewalk café. Stroll down to the elegant Place des Vosges, then wander to the nearby Île de la Cité to admire the medieval glow of [Sainte-Chapelle](https://www.sainte-chapelle.fr/en/visite) before returning to freshen up for the evening Seine River cruise.
After settling in, head to the [Musée d'Orsay](https://www.google.com/search?q=Mus%C3%A9e+d%27Orsay+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) to admire Monet's water lilies, then wander through the leafy Jardin du Luxembourg, stopping for a coffee at the iconic [Café de Flore](https://www.cafedeflore.fr/) on the bustling Boulevards Saint-Germain. As the sun dips, stroll along the Champs-Élysées, pausing at the elegant [Arc de Triomphe](https://www.google.com/search?q=Arc+de+Triomphe+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) for panoramic city views before returning to the hotel to prepare for the Seine cruise.
As twilight settles, board a Bateaux Mouches for a luminous Seine River cruise, gliding beneath the illuminated Pont Alexandre III and catching the first sparkle of the Eiffel Tower. After disembarking, enjoy a late dinner at the iconic Le Jules Verne restaurant with panoramic city views, then sip a nightcap at the chic rooftop bar Le Perchoir to cap off your Parisian arrival.
Begin your day with a leisurely stroll to the world-renowned [Louvre Museum](https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit), where you can marvel at the Mona Lisa and the grandeur of the Grande Galerie before the crowds swell. From there, wander through the elegant Tuileries Garden, pause at the [Musée de l'Orangerie](https://www.google.com/search?q=Mus%C3%A9e+de+l%27Orangerie+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) to admire Monet's water lilies, then slip into the historic Palais Royal before heading north to the bohemian heights of Montmartre for a mid-morning coffee on the bustling Place du Tertre.
After the Louvre, wander to the elegant [Musée Rodin](https://www.google.com/search?q=Mus%C3%A9e+Rodin+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), where you can stroll through the tranquil sculpture garden and admire Rodin's iconic The Thinker before enjoying a light lunch at the on-site café. Continue south to the majestic Les Invalides, exploring the impressive Dôme des Invalides and the Musée de l'Armée for a glimpse of Napoleon's tomb. Cap the afternoon with a visit to the historic Galeries Lafayette-take the rooftop terrace for sweeping city vistas and indulge in a gourmet coffee at its famed Café de la Mode.
As dusk falls, wander to the historic Latin Quarter and enjoy a classic French dinner at the legendary Le Procope, the oldest café in Paris. Afterwards, sip a nightcap at the intimate jazz cellar [Le Caveau de la Huchette](https://www.google.com/search?q=Le+Caveau+de+la+Huchette+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), where swinging tunes echo beneath ancient arches. Finally, stroll to the illuminated Opéra Garnier, its grand façade bathed in golden light, and either catch a late-night ballet or simply admire the opulent architecture from the square.
Start the morning with a swift RER ride from Paris to Versailles Château, where you'll wander through the opulent Hall of Mirrors and then stroll into the meticulously landscaped Gardens of Versailles to watch the fountain show. After admiring the Grand Trianon, pause for a leisurely coffee at the historic La Petite Venise café by the Grand Canal, soaking in the regal ambiance before heading back to your hotel.
After a leisurely lunch, wander to the Petit Trianon, Marie-Antoinette's intimate palace, and then lose yourself in the whimsical Hameau de la Reine, where pastel-painted cottages and a serene lake invite a traditional tea in the Marlborough Pavilion. Finish the afternoon with a reverent visit to the Royal Chapel, admiring its gilded altar, before stepping into the Musée des Carrosses to marvel at the opulent horse-drawn carriages that once paraded the court.
As twilight drapes the town, head to La Table du 11, a Michelin-starred restaurant nestled in a historic mansion, where you can savor a seasonal tasting menu paired with fine Burgundian wines. After dinner, wander to the illuminated Orangerie, where nightly light shows bathe the glass-capped gardens in a soft glow, and then cap the night with a live chamber-music concert in the elegant Royal Opera of Versailles.
After a scenic TGV ride from Paris, step onto the banks of the Saône and wander into Vieux Lyon, where the winding cobblestone traboules invite you to slip behind Renaissance façades and discover hidden courtyards; pause at the towering Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste to admire its striking astronomical clock. Continue up the Croix-Rousse hill for panoramic city views before settling at Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse, sampling fresh cheeses, charcuterie, and a warm croissant while planning the day's culinary adventures.
After lunch, ascend the historic Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière to soak in panoramic views of the city, then wander down to the ancient Roman Theatres of Fourvière for a glimpse of Lyon's Roman past. Later, stroll through the modern [Musée des Confluences](https://www.google.com/search?q=Mus%C3%A9e+des+Confluences+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), marveling at its striking architecture and immersive natural-history exhibits before ending the afternoon with a leisurely river cruise on the Rhône while sampling artisan cheeses at a floating bouchon.
After a day of exploring Lyon's historic core, unwind with a sunset aperitif at the chic rooftop bar Le Sucre, perched atop the former sugar warehouse in the vibrant Confluence district. Continue the evening with a gourmet dinner at the legendary La Mère Brazier, a two-Michelin-star establishment celebrated for its classic Lyonnaise cuisine. End the night with a stroll through the illuminated Place des Terreaux, admiring the dazzling Fontaine Bartholdi and the glow of the Musée des Beaux-Arts façade.
After the early TGV ride from Lyon, arrive in Annecy and begin your morning with a leisurely promenade along the crystal-clear waters of Lake Annecy, pausing at the picturesque Pont des Amours for sunrise reflections. Wander into the medieval Vieil Annecy to explore its pastel-hued canals and the iconic [Palais de l'Isle](https://www.google.com/search?q=Palais+de+l%27Isle+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), then climb up to the hilltop [Château d'Annecy](https://www.google.com/search?q=Ch%C3%A2teau+d%27Annecy+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) for panoramic alpine vistas over the lake and surrounding mountains.
In the afternoon, rent a tandem bike and follow the Lake Annecy Cycle Path to the tranquil Jardins de l'Europe, where you can unwind on the manicured lawns and sip a glass of local rosé at the lakeside [Café du Vieux Port](https://www.google.com/search?q=Caf%C3%A9+du+Vieux+Port+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site). Then glide onto the water with a paddle-board session from the Port de Veyrier, letting the surrounding mountains mirror in the lake before ending the day with a Savoyard cheese tasting at the charming Fromagerie du Lac.
After sunset, wander to the illuminated Eglise Saint-Pierre, where its Romanesque tower provides a serene perch over the town. Later, dine on Savoyard specialties at the acclaimed Le 7, and finish the night with a cocktail at the chic rooftop bar Le Phare du Lac, which offers dazzling views of Annecy's lights.
Start your alpine adventure with a sunrise cable-car ride to the summit of Aiguille du Midi, where the glass-sky terrace offers vertigo-inducing views of Mont Blanc and the surrounding peaks. From there, descend to the historic Montenvers Railway and step onto the icy wonder of the Mer de Glace, strolling through its illuminated ice caves before heading back to Chamonix for a hearty Alpine brunch at the cozy mountain-style bistro Le Panier des Alpes.
After your alpine brunch, take the Planards cable-car up to the Le Brévent plateau for sweeping vistas of the Mont Blanc massif, then descend to the [Alpine Museum](https://www.google.com/search?q=Alpine+Museum+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) to discover the town's mountaineering heritage. In the late afternoon, wander the bustling Rue du Docteur Paccard for boutique shopping and savor a fondue dinner at the historic Restaurant Le Bistrot before watching the sunset paint the peaks gold.
After a day of high-altitude thrills, unwind with a gourmet dinner at Le Caprice des Alpes, where you can savor Alpine lamb and a glass of local Apremont while the fireplace crackles. End the night with a leisurely stroll through the illuminated Alpine Botanical Garden, then sip a nightcap at the cozy Bar Le Ciel, perched with panoramic views of the moonlit Mont Blanc peaks.
Begin with a leisurely breakfast at a seaside café on the Promenade des Anglais, savoring a flaky croissant and fresh orange juice as the Mediterranean breeze awakens the city. Then stroll westward along the promenade to the historic Colline du Château, climbing its ruins for sweeping views of Nice's terracotta rooftops, the glittering Port of Nice, and the azure sea beyond. Finish the morning wandering the vibrant stalls of the Cours Saleya Market, sampling Provençal olives, fragrant herbs, and colorful blossoms that capture the spirit of the French Riviera.
In the afternoon, wander to the sun-drenched [Musée Marc Chagall](https://www.google.com/search?q=Mus%C3%A9e+Marc+Chagall+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), where the luminous stained-glass windows and vibrant biblical canvases transport you to the artist's dreamscape. A short walk later, meander through the fragrant Jardin Albert I, pausing by the elegant Russian Orthodox Cathedral to admire its onion domes before sipping a chilled rosé at a café overlooking Place Masséna's checkerboard tiles.
As the sun sets, wander the winding streets of Vieux Nice and pause at the illuminated Place Rossetti before savoring Provençal seafood at the celebrated La Petite Maison. Afterwards, glide up to the iconic Hotel Negresco for a cocktail at its opulent Le Bar du Negresco, and cap the night with a live jazz set in the elegant foyer of the Opéra de Nice.
After a breezy 20-minute TER ride from Nice, unwind on the sun-kissed Plage de la Croisette, where you can sip a chilled rosé at the iconic Hotel Martinez terrace and dip your toes in the Mediterranean; then stroll eastward to Antibes, parking near the historic Le Suquet before exploring the atmospheric [Musée de la Castre](https://www.google.com/search?q=Mus%C3%A9e+de+la+Castre+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), housed in a medieval fortress with sweeping sea views and a fascinating collection of Asian art.
After a leisurely lunch, wander to the glamorous Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, where you can peek at the iconic red carpet and browse the behind-the-scenes photo gallery of the Cannes Film Festival. Continue strolling along the elegant Rue d'Antibes, popping into boutique ateliers and pausing for an espresso at the historic Café de la Plage before crossing the border to Antibes to explore the stunning Musée Picasso, set in the charming Château Grimaldi, where masterpieces overlook the glittering Mediterranean. Conclude the afternoon with a sunset walk along the scenic Cap d'Antibes coastal path, savoring the panoramic sea views from the Bastion Saint-Jean.
As the sun dips, head to the historic [Fort Carré](https://www.google.com/search?q=Fort+Carr%C3%A9+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) in Antibes, where the illuminated ramparts offer a twilight aperitif with sweeping Mediterranean views. Then savor a dinner of fresh Provençal seafood at the charming Le Figuier de Saint-Esprit, tucked in the cobblestone lanes of Antibes' old port. End the night with a nightcap at the stylish Café de la Paix on the Cannes waterfront, where live jazz fills the air.
Start your morning at the bustling Vieux Port, sip a café au lait while watching fishing boats unload their catch, then wander to the historic Le Panier quarter to explore its colorful street art and the charming Maison Diamantée. Continue up the steep hill to the iconic Notre-Dame de la Garde, where panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the city's red rooftops await, and pause at the basilica's terrace for a glass of local Pastis.
Board a quick ferry to the legendary Château d'If, wandering its historic cells and soaking in sweeping sea views before heading back to shore. Next, explore the sleek MuCEM and its adjoining Fort Saint-Jean, where contemporary exhibits contrast with centuries-old battlements and offer panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean. Finish with a relaxed stroll down the bohemian Cours Julien, admiring vibrant street-art murals and pausing for a glass of local rosé at a hidden bistro.
After sunset, stroll up to the historic Palais du Pharo, whose terraced gardens offer panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the illuminated cityscape. Dine on an authentic bouillabaisse at the waterfront restaurant Le Miramar, where the scent of Provençal herbs drifts across the harbor. Conclude the night with a relaxed cocktail at Bar de la Marine, enjoying live jazz as the lights of the Port de la Joliette shimmer on the water.
After a scenic train ride from Marseille, begin your Avignon adventure with a leisurely stroll down Rue de la République, pausing at the bustling Place du Palais to admire the elegant façade of the Hôtel de Ville and enjoy a café on a terrace. Then wander up to the tranquil Jardin des Doms, perched above the Rhône, before heading to the iconic [Palais des Papes](https://www.google.com/search?q=Palais+des+Papes+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) for a guided tour of its grand halls.
In the afternoon, cross the iconic Pont d'Avignon, strolling its ancient stone arches while the Rhône shimmers below, then wander to the nearby Musée du Petit Palais to admire a stunning collection of Italian Renaissance paintings. Afterwards, meander through the bustling Les Halles d'Avignon for a bite of Provençal tapenade and a glass of rosé, before winding down at the lively Place de l'Horloge, where street performers and the illuminated Avignon Theatre create a vibrant atmosphere.
After sunset, wander to the historic Palais du Roure, a former aristocratic mansion now housing a charming museum of Provençal art, where you can enjoy a twilight guided tour followed by a glass of local rosé in its intimate courtyard. Conclude the night with a gourmet dinner at the elegant La Mirande, a 17th-century townhouse renowned for its candlelit dining room and a tasting menu of classic Avignon cuisine, then linger for a nightcap at the cozy Café du Palais on the lively Rue des Teinturiers.
After a scenic train ride from Avignon, start your Toulouse morning in the historic Place du Capitole, where you can sip a café au lait at a terrace while admiring the grand façade of the Hôtel de Ville. Stroll down to the Basilique Saint-Sernin, one of the largest Romanesque churches in Europe, and explore its ornate cloister before wandering through the vibrant Marché Victor Hugo, sampling local specialties like cassoulet and pastel de Toulouse. Finish with a leisurely walk along the banks of the Garonne River, pausing at the Pont Neuf to watch the sunrise reflect on the water.
In the early afternoon, venture to the spectacular [Cité de l'Espace](https://www.google.com/search?q=Cit%C3%A9+de+l%27Espace+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), where interactive exhibits let you walk among full-scale rockets and the awe-inspiring planetarium transports you to the stars. Next, wander through the historic [Musée des Augustins](https://www.augustins.org/en/visit/tarifs), housed in a former convent and home to an impressive collection of Renaissance paintings, before pausing for a coffee and a tasting of the region's famed cassoulet at the bustling Le Petit Comptoir in the lively Saint-Catherine district. Wrap up the afternoon with a relaxed stroll along the scenic Canal du Midi, where you can hop on a bateau-mouche for a short cruise or simply enjoy the tranquil waterside cafés.
As dusk settles, head to the historic Grand Théâtre de Toulouse for an intimate evening performance, then savor a gourmet dinner of duck confit and local cheeses at the celebrated Le Genty Magre. Afterward, wander to the atmospheric Le Bar Basque in the vibrant Rue d'Alsace-Lorraine for a nightcap of regional wines and a lingering view of the pink-hued city lights.
Begin your morning with a scenic walk along the Quais de la Garonne, breathing in the crisp river air before heading to the historic [Cité du Vin](https://www.google.com/search?q=Cit%C3%A9+du+Vin+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) for an interactive tasting that introduces the region's signature blends. Afterwards, hop on a short shuttle to the medieval village of Saint-Émilion, where a guided tour of the Château Ausone vineyards and a glass of its renowned Merlot await, all set against sun-kissed stone lanes.
In the afternoon, head to the famed Médoc wine route and sip world-renowned reds at Château Lafite Rothschild and Château Mouton Rothschild, where private tastings reveal the nuances of the terroir. Afterwards, stroll through the elegant Place de la Bourse, marvel at the shimmering reflections of the Miroir d'Eau, and wander the historic streets to the [Musée d'Aquitaine](https://www.google.com/search?q=Mus%C3%A9e+d%27Aquitaine+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site) for a glimpse of Bordeaux's rich past.
After a day of tasting, unwind with a gourmet dinner at the Michelin-starred Le Pressoir d'Argent, where chef-crafted Bordeaux cuisine is paired with select local wines. Then take a moonlit stroll across the illuminated Pont de Pierre, stopping for a nightcap at the chic riverside lounge Le Bar à Vin in the historic Grand Théâtre district.
Arrive in the Loire Valley after a scenic train ride from Bordeaux, then head straight to the fairy-tale silhouette of [Château de Chambord](https://www.google.com/search?q=Ch%C3%A2teau+de+Chambord+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), where you'll wander its double-helix staircase and explore the grand hunting lodge's lavish galleries. After a guided tour, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the surrounding park on a rented vélo, stopping at the tranquil Lac de Chambord for a picnic of local goat cheese and fresh baguette, then glide on a short boat cruise along the Loire River to soak in the verdant countryside before continuing your day.
After lunch, travel to the elegant [Château de Chenonceau](https://www.chenonceau.com/en/visite/tarifs), where you'll cross the graceful River Cher on its iconic arches and wander the fragrant Gardens of the Château, famed for their roses and water features. Continue the afternoon with a tasting at the historic Domaine de la Bourdaisière, sampling crisp Loire whites while strolling through its orchards, then soak up the charm of the nearby town of Amboise, exploring its riverside promenade and the [Clos Lucé](https://www.google.com/search?q=Clos+Luc%C3%A9+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site), Leonardo da Vinci's former residence.
When the sun dips, head to the illuminated Château de Chaumont for a magical lantern-lit stroll through its terraced gardens, then savor a gourmet dinner at the historic Le Bouchon du Quai in Blois, where regional specialties are paired with fine Loire wines. End the night with a relaxed nightcap at the cozy Le Vin du Loiret wine bar, soaking up the romantic ambiance of the valley under the stars.
Start the morning with a leisurely stroll along the Canal Saint-Martin, pausing at the charming Le Comptoir Général for a coffee and a glimpse of its quirky decor. Then wander to the hidden Passage des Panoramas, where antique bookstalls and boutique artisans invite you to browse unique souvenirs, before heading to the upscale Le Bon Marché on Rue de Sèvres for a final taste of Parisian luxury shopping. Conclude with a relaxed walk through the leafy Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, where panoramic city views provide a perfect moment to reflect on your French adventure.
Spend the afternoon wandering the opulent aisles of Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, admiring its glass dome and picking up final souvenirs, then glide down to the chic Avenue Montaigne for a glimpse of haute-couture boutiques and a coffee at the stylish [Café Dior](https://www.google.com/search?q=Caf%C3%A9+Dior+14+days+itinerary+France+June+28+to+July+11%2C2026+official+site). Finish with a quick stroll to Place Vendôme, where jewelers sparkle, before catching a pre-booked shuttle from Gare Montparnasse to Charles de Gaulle Airport for your departure.
As dusk settles, enjoy a refined dinner at the iconic Le Train Bleu inside Gare de Lyon, where Belle Époque décor frames classic French dishes. Afterwards, sip a handcrafted cocktail at the glamorous Bar 228 in the historic Le Meurice hotel, letting the opulent surroundings set a perfect tone for your final night. End the evening with a gentle ascent to Montmartre, where the illuminated Sacré-Cœur crowns the city skyline, offering a breathtaking farewell view of Paris lights.