France InfoBuffoon
A route is a line, not a bucket list. Each card is a full guide.
The complete guide to the Alsace Wine Route — 170 km through half-timbered villages, grand cru vineyards, and France's most picturesque wine trail.
The complete guide to driving Brittany's coast — the Pink Granite Coast, Emerald Coast, wild Finistère, prehistoric megaliths, and France's most dramatic Atlantic shore.
The complete guide to the Canal du Midi — the 17th-century UNESCO waterway from Toulouse to the Mediterranean, by boat, bike, or on foot.
The complete guide to the Loire Valley château trail — Chambord, Chenonceau, Amboise, Villandry, and France's greatest concentration of Renaissance palaces.
The complete guide to the D-Day beaches and sites — Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, Sword, the American Cemetery, Pointe du Hoc, and the liberation of France.
The complete guide to the Provence lavender trail — purple fields, hilltop villages, essential oil distilleries, and the sensory heart of southern France.
The complete guide to the Route des Grandes Alpes — France's greatest mountain drive, 16 Alpine passes, 700 km from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean.
The complete guide to driving Route Napoléon — from the Côte d'Azur to Grenoble, through Provence and the Alps, following Napoleon's 1815 march.