Bordeaux - Toulouse - Nimes - Nice (Self Drive)

Bordeaux is one of the world's most important wine-producing areas, and a major cultural center. Bordeau is a port city, also known as 'The Port of the Moon,' whose historic center and its attractions are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wide avenues, neoclassical architecture, and well-tended parks give the city an 18th-century grandeur. The most interesting neighborhood in Old Bordeaux is the 'golden triangle,' cours Clemenceau, cours de l'Intendance, and les allées de Tourny.

Visit Bordeaux Cathedral, Grand Théâtre, Basilique Saint-Seurin, Museum of Beaux-Arts, Museum of Aquitaine, Esplanade des Quinconces, Gallien Palace, Pey-Berland Tower, Pont de Pierre, Miroir d'Eau , La Cité du Vin, and so much more!

Toulouse is at the center of the aeronautics industry in Europe. With three major universities and a thriving high-tech center, France's fourth largest city hums with inventiveness and creativity. Its winding cobbled streets are lined with lovely rose-colored buildings that give the Pink City its nickname. The tree lined Garonne River divides the city in two with the vieux Quartier (Old Town) falling to the east and the former suburb of Saint-Cyprien rising in the west. The heart of it all is the Place du Capitole, a lovely square that's presided over by a magnificent town hall of the same name. Toulouse's laid-back vibe in the sunny southwest is France's fastest-growing city!

Visit The Basilique Saint-Sernin, Couvent des Jacobins, Place du Capitole, Musee des Augustins, Fondation Bemberg, Musee Saint-Raymond, Canal du Midi, Pont-Neuf, Cite de l`Espace, Jardin des Plantes, Aeroscopia Museum, and so much more!

Nîmes is one of the oldest cities in Europe, renowned for its ancient heritage and its especially festive southern charm. The city is a beautiful destination with rich architectural heritage and a wealth of history including the best-preserved Roman amphitheatre in the world. There is so much for visitors to enjoy between its contemporary architecture, splendid private mansions, cathedrals, Roman temples, and historical monuments. Wander the streets and squares, indulge in the local cuisine, and enjoy a game of golf as you marvel at the amazing history. You will find plenty of interesting things to do while visiting Nîmes.

Visit the Roman Amphitheatre, Maison Carrée, Gardens of La Fontaine, Temple de Diane, La Tour Magne, Carre d`Art, Pont du Gard, Castellum Divisorium, Les Halles, Nimes Cathedral, Roman Gates, and so much more!

Nice is the capital of the French Riviera, yet far less glamorous and expensive than Cannes. It's also one of the most ancient cities, having been founded by the Greeks, who called it 'Nike' or Victory. Because of its brilliant sunshine and relaxed living, it has attracted famous artists and writers in the past. Being the best trip base on the Riviera, you can choose to explore the region or lounge in its famous cafes. But the most obvious hangout spot here is the beach. The beach in Nice consists of rocks so wear a pair of good sandals.

Explore the Promenade des Anglais, Musee Matisse, Russian Orthodox Cathedral, Cours Saleya, Castle Hill, Old Town, Place Massena, and so much more!