Once known as Euro Disney, the Disneyland Resort in Paris has new attractions and events taking place all year round. It comprises of 15 square miles of entertainment and provides fun for all the family no matter what age you may be.

There are three parks in Disneyland Paris and seven hotels each with its very own theme. The first park is the Disneyland Paris Park which is designed in a classic Disney way. Here you will see all the favourite Disney characters and all the famous fairy tale stories. The Main Street is designed to reflect the USA in the 1900’s as everything you see has that all-American theme.

The second Park is the Walt Disney Studios Park which gives an insight into the fabulous world of movies and movie making. The third park is Disney Village. This park will give you the ultimate American experience that you will find nowhere else in Europe. Here you will find plenty of entertainment and American style restaurants. Throughout the year there are many wonderful music shows and festivals, including discos and nightclubs.

Before booking a holiday in Disneyland Paris, it is a good idea to check what events are being held when so that you don’t miss your favourite characters and themes. The resort is open all year round and many of the themes and event reflect the season they are held in.

The most visited city of France is without a doubt Paris situated in the centre of the country. Known as the city of lights, this beautiful city is said to be the most romantic city in the world. Here you can see historical monuments in abundance in particular the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triumphed and the famous boulevard of the Champs Elysees.

Heading south to the southern coast is Cannes, famous for hosting the annual Film Festival. Cannes attracts thousands of tourists each year that set out in the hope of catching a glimpse of their favourite movie stars. But in addition to its glamorous feature, Cannes is a popular destination for its beaches.

Being an agricultural nation, France boasts some of the most amazing vineyards in the world and each region has its own particular favour. The Loire Valley, Burgundy, Languedoc and Rhone are just some to name a few.

The more northern region of Normandy receive thousands of visitors each and every years, mainly from remaining veterans and family members of those who lost their lives on the Normandy beaches during the Second World War.