Rick Steves' France
- The 2010 edition of Rick Steves' France is now available.
Updates since the 2010 edition:
Paris and Nearby
See updates for our Paris guidebook.
Normandy
Caen
The Caen Memorial Museum (now officially titled Le Mémorial de Caen: Cité de l'Histoire pour la Paix), now opens at 9:30 (Tue–Sun, closes at 18:00; summer hours resume in March: daily 9:00–19:00). The museum will close January 1, 2010, and reopen again Jan. 26. Entry tickets are valid for 24 hours, no matter what time of day they were bought. The museum's 9:00 minivan tours now cost €59/person, and €75/person for the 14:00 tours (no longer at 13:00). One of the films played at the museum, D-Day and the Battle of Normandy (rather than Jour J), now plays hourly. Also, the "Worlds for Peace" wing, and the British Gardens, have been closed.
Alsace
Strasbourg
The Strasbourg–Vienna night train is no more (Paris–Vienna overnight routing will now include a change of trains at Munich.)
Provence: Arles, Avignon, Pont du Gar, Les Baux, Orange, Côtes du Rhône, Luberon, and Isle-sur-la-Sorgue
See updates for our Provence & the French Riviera guidebook.
The French Riviera: Nice, Villefrance-sur-Mer, the Three Corniches, Monaco, Antibes, and Inland
See updates for our Provence & the French Riviera guidebook.
