Fodor's newest travel series is designed for travelers who want to travel well and spend less. With candid reviews and a fresh outlook, Fodor's upCLOSE points the way to authentic experiences that will take travelers away from the crowds and close to the culture -- without having to spend a fortune.
Fodor's upCLOSE France is smart, fun, and informative. It gives you quirky, never-obvious facts about major sights, as well as the lowdown on the minor ones. It's in-the-know about what's going on. It reveals the essence of the land of wine and cheese and helps you get the most France for your travel dollar. In short, it's the best of all possible travel companions.
All the places to go, from Paris to Poitiers
Renaissance châteaus, Roman ruins, and age-old churches
The City of Light--the sights, the sounds, the neighborhoods
Museums filled with art, from the famous to the obscure
Wine-country biking, Alpine hiking, and best beach spots
Tell-all reviews of small hotels and cozy B&Bs
Where to stay that's charming (and doesn't cost an arm and a leg)
Friendly, family-run places in the city and the country
Hip discoveries, top-floor garrets, and mountaintop chalets
Squeaky-clean hostels with a view and places to pitch your tent
The buzz on restaurants, festivals, and nightlife
Bistros and brasseries, crêperies and open-air markets
Regional specialties: raclettes, galettes, and bouillabaisse
Festivals for every occasion: jazz, film, dance, wine, and more
Where to find outdoor cafés, buzzing bars, and late-night clubs
Practical info, great maps
Airfare deals and how to get around
Tips on traveling smart and losing the crowds
Clear, easy-to-read maps
Fodor's upCLOSE France is smart, fun, and informative. It gives you quirky, never-obvious facts about major sights, as well as the lowdown on the minor ones. It's in-the-know about what's going on. It reveals the essence of the land of wine and cheese and helps you get the most France for your travel dollar. In short, it's the best of all possible travel companions.
All the places to go, from Paris to Poitiers
Renaissance châteaus, Roman ruins, and age-old churches
The City of Light--the sights, the sounds, the neighborhoods
Museums filled with art, from the famous to the obscure
Wine-country biking, Alpine hiking, and best beach spots
Tell-all reviews of small hotels and cozy B&Bs
Where to stay that's charming (and doesn't cost an arm and a leg)
Friendly, family-run places in the city and the country
Hip discoveries, top-floor garrets, and mountaintop chalets
Squeaky-clean hostels with a view and places to pitch your tent
The buzz on restaurants, festivals, and nightlife
Bistros and brasseries, crêperies and open-air markets
Regional specialties: raclettes, galettes, and bouillabaisse
Festivals for every occasion: jazz, film, dance, wine, and more
Where to find outdoor cafés, buzzing bars, and late-night clubs
Practical info, great maps
Airfare deals and how to get around
Tips on traveling smart and losing the crowds
Clear, easy-to-read maps
