Dos And Don'ts About Cheap Holidays In France

Dos And Don'ts About Cheap Holidays In France

by Nick Thompson

With beautiful country, historical landmarks, and amazing food, it is easy to understand why planning cheap holidays in France is a great idea. First of all, while Paris may be the focal point for many, it is much cheaper and more authentic, some would say, to travel to one of many other interesting and lively cities to economize without giving up a memorable vacation.

One alternative to pricey hotels is camping which is quite common for the French people. Many campgrounds have nicer amenities than much more expensive hotels. Lists of low-cost rooms are available by several government sponsored organizations. Generally they are smaller hostels, inns and B and Bs. Ideal for foodies, these accommodations are renowned for their delectable cuisine. Other types of lodging include unique buildings like historic farmhouses. Most of these also provide delectable farm fresh cuisine.

The most expensive way to travel is by train, car or taxi. Cheaper alternatives are available, however. To travel across country a rail pass is a less expensive alternative. There are also a couple of discount airlines available. Sometimes, airfare on one of these low cost carriers to an outlying city is cheaper than going by train or car.

Keep in mind that the less touristy, the less expensive eating in France is likely to be. Just by walking a few blocks away from the popular landmark is likely to reveal cheaper and less crowded eateries. Bakeries have economical delicacies including baguettes, chocolate and croissants. Another way to save is by shopping for dinner at a local market. Nothing says French like a meal of bread, cheese and wine? In addition, Arab restaurants often have tasty ethnic food for a bargain price. Special tourist menus offer fixed price meals at a discount.

While Paris can be supremely expensive, it can also be reasonable to visit. The key is to plan carefully and spend wisely. Paris has it all and just like any major city, traveling out of season, staying in alternative lodgings and eating at fancy restaurants sparingly will save, save, save. Despite the fact that tickets to museums and landmarks are pricey, there is generally one day a week when tickets are discounted.

France is a country of countless splendors often thought to be out of reach for the budget traveler. With a little planning, however, a trip to France is more likely to be a more genuine and rewarding vacation than most people get who go first class. Planning cheap holidays in France are a great way to see the country.



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