Where we drive you

Vieux Port, Notre-Dame de la Garde and the wild Calanques — 2,600 years of Mediterranean life.

Plane-tree boulevards, baroque mansions and the studio of Paul Cézanne.

UNESCO-listed papal palace, ramparts above the Rhône and the famous broken bridge.

Turquoise river beneath 700-metre limestone cliffs — the deepest canyon in Europe.

A clifftop village famed for faïence pottery, with a gilded star hanging on a chain between two limestone bluffs.

Endless purple rows under a deep blue sky — Provence's iconic summer landscape.

Tastings in the cellars of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas, Bandol and the Côtes de Provence rosé country.

Private cellar visits and tastings at the most beautiful châteaux of Provence, from Bandol's mourvèdre to Aix rosé.

A pastel fishing village wedged between the towering Cap Canaille cliff and the white limestone fjords of the Calanques National Park.

France's most photographed perched village — honey-stone houses cascading down a Luberon cliff.

A blaze of red, orange and rust — Provence's most colourful village, set on cliffs of pure ochre.

An elegant plane-tree town at the foot of the Alpilles — Van Gogh's last landscapes and Roman Glanum.

A medieval hilltop town with one of France's most authentic Provençal markets, surrounded by lavender, almond and olive groves.

Switzerland's diplomatic capital and the main winter gateway to the French and Swiss Alps.

A UNESCO World Heritage city at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône — Renaissance old town, silk-weaver passageways, and the country's most celebrated food scene.

At the foot of Mont Blanc, Chamonix is the world's most famous mountain town — Aiguille du Midi, Mer de Glace and legendary ski terrain.

Lakeside old town crossed by canals, the medieval Palais de l'Île and the cleanest large lake in Europe — 45 km from Geneva.

Created in the 1920s by the Rothschild family as the French answer to St. Moritz, Megève blends authentic Savoyard chalets with refined luxury.

Courchevel 1850 is the jewel of the world's largest ski domain — palace hotels, Michelin stars and a perfectly groomed sun-facing piste.

Traditional Savoyard chalet resort at the geographic centre of Les Trois Vallées — 600 km of linked pistes from your door.

A car-free, ski-in ski-out wooden village in the forest above Courchevel — direct access to the world's largest ski domain.

Belle Époque thermal town in the Tarentaise valley — the Olympe gondola lifts you straight into Méribel and the 3 Vallées.

High-altitude resort at 1850 m with ski-in ski-out access to 600 km of linked pistes — affordable, sunny and snow-sure.

At 2300 m, the snow-sure summit of the 3 Vallées — glacier views, world-class nightlife and 99% snow-covered terrain.

Charlotte Perriand's car-free mountain villages at 1600–2000 m, linked by the Vanoise Express cable car to La Plagne and the 425 km Paradiski domain.

Eleven villages between 1250 and 2100 m, linked into the 425 km Paradiski domain by the Vanoise Express to Les Arcs.

High-altitude resort beside a frozen lake under the Grande Motte glacier — paired with Val d'Isère for the 300 km Espace Killy domain.

At 1,850 m at the head of the Tarentaise valley, Val d'Isère links with Tignes to form the legendary Espace Killy — 300 km of snow-sure pistes.

Latvia's capital and the largest city in the Baltics — a UNESCO old town and the world's densest collection of Art Nouveau façades.

33 km of white-sand Baltic beach backed by pine forest and art-nouveau wooden villas — Latvia's historic spa town, 20 km from Riga.

Medieval castles, sandstone cliffs and the Gauja river valley — Latvia's oldest national park, 50 minutes from Riga.

One of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Baltics, with a 13th-century Livonian Order castle and a romantic old town.

Latvia's Baltic seaside city: white-sand Blue Flag beach, Art Nouveau quarter, and the unique Karosta naval port.

One of Europe's best-preserved medieval cities — Toompea hill, town hall square, intact 14th-century walls and a modern tech-driven downtown.

Wide white-sand Baltic beach, art-nouveau spa heritage and a relaxed wooden old town — Estonia's traditional seaside retreat.

Estonia's intellectual heart since 1632 — pastel old town, the leaning house, and the country's most respected university.

Estonia's oldest and largest national park: rocky northern coast, bog boardwalks, captains' villages and grand manor houses, 1 h from Tallinn.

Estonia's largest island: a perfectly preserved Episcopal castle, windmills, juniper-scented coast and a famous meteorite crater.

UNESCO old town of baroque churches, Gediminas Tower and the bohemian Republic of Užupis — one of Europe's largest medieval centres.

Lithuania's second city: a baroque old town, a UNESCO-listed interwar Modernist district, and the country's most exuberant café culture.

A 14th-century red-brick Gothic castle on its own island in Lake Galvė — 30 minutes from Vilnius.

Half-timbered old town on the Dane river, a working tall-ship harbour and the ferry to the UNESCO-listed Curonian Spit dunes.

A 98 km sandbar of giant dunes, pine forest and fishing villages between the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Lagoon (UNESCO 2000).

The shortest night of the year, celebrated with bonfires, oak-leaf wreaths, folk songs and country feasts across all three Baltic states.

The Christmas market that has claimed Europe's first decorated tree (1510), set on UNESCO Dome Square under fresh snow.

Repeatedly voted Europe's best Christmas market, set on UNESCO Raekoja plats around a giant fir tree.

From mid-June to mid-July the sun barely sets over the Baltic — endless pastel twilights, midnight strolls and seaside terraces wide awake at 1 a.m.

Home to Lithuania's most-photographed Christmas tree, on Cathedral Square below the bell tower.

Lithuania's UNESCO sandbar in its high season — white dunes, Baltic surf, pine forest and the artists' colony of Nida.

Lithuania's island castle hosts open-air classical concerts, medieval reenactments and the famous Užgavėnės carnival — all on a wooden footbridge over Lake Galvė.

Three of Europe's most atmospheric Christmas markets, set in medieval old towns under fresh Baltic snow.

A multi-stop chauffeur tour of the most impressive castles, palaces and manor estates across Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.

The Baltic coast in summer: wide white-sand beaches, pine forests, wooden Art Nouveau villas and a calm sea kept warmer than the open ocean.