A rich and very complete route to experience several sides of France: classic Paris, a royal day trip to Versailles, Lyon’s food culture, Alpine scenery in Annecy, Avignon’s papal heritage, Arles’ artistic character, and a Mediterranean finale on the French Riviera with Nice and a Cannes day trip.
A two-week France route linking Paris, Lyon, Avignon, and Nice, with scenic and cultural day trips to Versailles, Annecy, Arles, and Cannes.
This itinerary combines Paris, a day trip to Versailles, Lyon, a side trip to Annecy, Avignon, Arles, and a final stretch on the French Riviera based in Nice with a day trip to Cannes. It is designed as a major two-week France trip: big city icons, history and gastronomy, Alpine scenery, Provençal towns, and a final Mediterranean finish.
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Arrival in Paris in the early afternoon, settling into the accommodation and enjoying an introductory stroll along the Seine followed by dinner near the Eiffel Tower.
Transport: Local metro and walking in Paris. No intercity travel.
Full day exploring central Paris landmarks including museums, gardens, and French dining.
Transport: Using Paris metro and walking for city exploration. No intercity travel.
Day trip to Versailles to visit the palace and gardens followed by an evening back in Paris.
Transport: RER train Paris ⇄ Versailles, local metro and walking in Paris.
Travel to Lyon by train and explore the historic old town, ending the day with local gastronomy.
Transport: TGV train Paris → Lyon, local metro, funicular, and walking in Lyon.
Full day exploring Lyon’s museums, river walks, and historic districts, with dinner in Croix-Rousse.
Transport: Walking and local metro within Lyon. No intercity travel.
Day trip by rental car to Annecy to enjoy the lake, old town, and Alpine scenery, then drive back to Lyon for overnight.
Transport: Rental car roundtrip Lyon ⇄ Annecy, local walking in Annecy and Lyon.
Transfer from Lyon to Avignon by train; afternoon exploring the Palace of the Popes and evening outdoor dining.
Transport: TGV train Lyon → Avignon, walking in Avignon.
Leisurely day discovering Avignon’s markets, museums, and local artistic atmosphere.
Transport: Walking only in Avignon. No intercity travel.
Day trip to Arles to explore Roman ruins and Van Gogh-related sites before returning to Avignon.
Transport: Regional train Avignon ⇄ Arles, walking in Arles and Avignon.
Travel by train to Nice on the French Riviera with an afternoon visit to the old town and seafront promenade.
Transport: Train Avignon → Nice, walking within Nice city centre.
Full day enjoying Nice with museums, beach time, and a traditional Niçoise dinner.
Transport: Local buses, walking, and beach access in Nice. No intercity travel.
Day trip to Cannes by train to enjoy La Croisette, local markets, and the beach before returning to Nice.
Transport: Regional train Nice ⇄ Cannes, walking in Cannes and Nice.
Last full day in Nice with a museum visit, a short excursion to Villefranche-sur-Mer, shopping, and a farewell dinner.
Transport: Local train Nice ⇄ Villefranche-sur-Mer, walking in Nice.
Relaxed final morning with a light brunch and last stroll before transfer to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport for departure.
Transport: Local tram or bus transfer to Nice Airport with walking in Nice city center.
Yes. MyTripBlueprint generates editable plans. You can change the pace, interests, and transport preferences.
Yes. Generated plans include an interactive day-by-day view with maps, routes, and place photos.
Yes—2 weeks is an excellent amount of time for France. It gives you enough flexibility to combine Paris with several regions while keeping a more comfortable and varied pace.
A good 14-day France route often combines Paris with a few major regional stops such as Lyon, the Riviera, Provence, or Alsace depending on your interests. This itinerary is planned to keep transfers logical and the trip balanced.
Yes—this itinerary is designed as a realistic sample, not a fixed plan. With MyTripBlueprint, you can create your own editable version and tailor the route, pace, and transport style to your trip.