Everything you need to know before you go
Yes, hotels in France catering for cycle tourists do exist. Typically this accommodation would include a secure storage area for bikes. They often have a place to assemble, wash, carry out maintenance and disassemble your bike. They may also include access to tools to help you service your bike. Meal packages catering for cyclists are …
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The Schengen visa will permit you to stay in the zone (which France is part of) for 90 out of 180 days. This is taken on a rolling basis. Check out our page on visa requirements for more information. If you wish to stay for longer then the 90 days, you will need to apply …
Euro is the currency in France. Check our trip planning pages for travel tips to consider when planning your French holiday. Everything from currency, when to go, where to stay and what to do.
Yes, as long as your cell / mobile phone is a GSM phone you will be able to use it while in France. It is best to check with your mobile phone provider in relation to the cost of any international roaming charges. Note, some US providers -namely Sprint and Verizon – use CDMA technology …
It depends where you come from. Travellers from the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, planning to stay less than 90 days do not require a visa prior to travelling to France. Your passport will be stamped on arrival to the country. Citizens from an EU country are free to travel freely through France. …
