Highlights of France: 10-Day Itinerary
Wine, History, and Famous Sights
If you're trying to plan an amazing trip through France, but are not sure where to start things off, where to go, or how much money you'll need, then this itinerary is for you. This trip will let you take in all of the big city activities, museums, nightlife, and delicious food along the way. Consider this your go-to guide, giving you all the details to schedule an epic 10-day adventure through the region.
Along the way, you'll discover world-famous sights, local wines, delicious food, and colorful cities. We'll start with some of the many reasons to visit this fantastic region. Then, we'll cover travel details such as the route, the estimated costs, things to do along the way, where to stay, and more.
This itinerary will take you through the following destinations:
- Paris (2 days)
- Versailles (1 day)
- Lyon (2 days)
- Avignon (3 days)
- Bordeaux (2 days)
Pont d'Avignon, France
Itinerary Highlights
- Great for couples
- Family-friendly
- Good for backpackers and budget travelers
- Big City Activities
- Delicious Food
- Historic Sites
- Small Town Charm
- Museums
- Beautiful Locations
You'll want to make sure you set aside enough time to visit the larger cities with their sights, attractions, vibrant nightlife, delectable restaurants, shopping, and more. The cities of France are a great way to immerse yourself in its distinctive culture and dynamic urban allure. Make sure you specifically visit Lyon and Paris if you love urban vibes.
It's no secret that amazing food is a major draw for travelers, and France holds its own with fantastic cuisine. Your journey promises an abundance of remarkable restaurants and local dishes that deserve your attention. Dining opportunities in Paris, Avignon, and Lyon are particularly amazing, so plan ahead.
France is a treasure trove of history waiting to be discovered. Make sure to soak in the richness of the area through its historic architecture, museums, and charming atmosphere. It's an experience you can't miss.
You're not going to want to miss the beautiful and charming small towns of the region. They will provide a great chance to experience the local culture. In particular, make sure you visit Avignon for that quintessential small town charm.
Don't miss out on the wealth of great museums scattered along this itinerary. Take a break to immerse yourself in their large collections. When it comes to Lyon, Versailles, and Paris, the museums offer great experiences.
The mesmerizing landscapes of France are a major draw for visitors, defining the essence of the region. Grab your camera because the real-life view is far superior to anything you've seen in photos. You don't want to miss Lyon, Versailles, and Paris for the beautiful scenery.
Lyon, France, as viewed from the Saone River
When is the best time to visit?
Summer is a very popular time of year for a trip to France. While you might experience plenty of crowds, everything will be open and accessible.
Who is this itinerary for?
Let's make sure to talk about the romantic aspects of France. It's known to be such a great couples' destination. If you're traveling with your loved one, you're in for a treat. Especially visit Lyon, Paris, and Versailles for the enchanting atmosphere.
The region is a gem for families, offering plenty of kid-friendly activities that promise to turn your trip into an unforgettable and joy-filled experience. We'll get into some of the details later. In particular, make a point to visit Lyon and Paris.
Traveling on a shoestring budget or backpacking in the area? No worries, as there are abundant options for you. From budget-friendly hostels and economical hotels to cost-free activities, affordable dining, and an inviting social environment, your trip is sure to be fabulous without burning a hole in your pocket. Spending more time in Paris and Lyon can especially help your budget.
Bordeaux
Transportation
Traveling between these destinations in France should be fairly easy for you, considering that most are around 4 hours apart on average.
We selected Paris as the starting point because it offers plenty of transporation options. At the end, this itinerary loops back around to the start to make it convenient, but you could also arrive or leave from any destination along the way. To get to Paris, you can see flight prices and schedules here.
Efficient and budget-friendly, train travel through France is a breeze, swiftly linking major cities while smaller destinations may require a bit more time, possibly involving transfers to local buses. Stick to the primary routes, and you'll find it easy to navigate, offering ample opportunities to sit back and appreciate the picturesque scenery outside your window. Don't forget to check ticket prices and schedules ahead of your trip.
Is 10 days enough time in France?
To see all of the highlights, 10 days will give you a comfortable amount of time to explore the highlights in France. This detailed itinerary will make sure that you see the best parts of each place. You'll be able to plan a trip that's fun, relaxing, and efficient. If you find yourself wanting to see more, you can always extend your stay or schedule more time in a specific place, as it's entirely up to you. With an array of day trip possibilities, flexibility is key. However, if you're short on time, consider adjusting this schedule for a shorter yet fulfilling experience. While cutting out a few stops is feasible, we recommend aiming for around 10 days to truly take it all in.
Versailles, France
How much does a 10-day trip to France cost?
Below is a budget breakdown for this exciting 10-day journey across France. Our cost estimates are based on the average daily expenses of real travelers, coupled with data from major companies. Keep in mind, these costs are per person and exclude transportation between destinations. Consider this a helpful guide, because opting for mid-level hotels, regular dining, and covering main attractions will keep you on par with these averages. For those on a tighter budget, hostels and budget hotels, along with more affordable dining options, can keep you below these estimates. Conversely, indulging in luxury accommodations, upscale dining, and private tours might push you well above this budget.
| City | Daily Average | Days | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris | $249 | 2 | $498 |
| Versailles | $253 | 1 | $253 |
| Lyon | $136 | 2 | $272 |
| Avignon | $763 | 3 | $2,288 |
| Bordeaux | $127 | 2 | $253 |
| Total per Person | $3,564 | ||
| for 2 People | $7,128 | ||
The anticipated expenses for this 10-day journey in France tallies up to $3,564 per person. Keep in mind that this figure excludes the cost of moving between destinations, as that will depend on the transportation option you use.
Accommodation Costs
Trying to figure out how much you'll pay for hotels on this trip? Below is the expected cost for accommodations for this trip through France based on calculated averages.
Hotel Prices
The average price for a hotel room in each destination is outlined below. Calculated from Kayak's hotel data, please note that taxes and fees are not factored into these figures. Consider these prices as a gauge for mid-range hotel experiences. Yet, keep in mind that it's easy to spend more or less, especially if you opt for budget-friendly stays or treat yourself to high-end luxury hotels. During peak travel season, these prices will also be higher.
| City | Average Hotel Room Price |
|---|---|
| Paris | $126 |
| Versailles | no data |
| Lyon | $92 |
| Avignon | $114 |
| Bordeaux | $112 |
Hostel Prices
If you're looking to save some money on your trip, hostels are a great option for younger travelers or solo travelers. The prices below represent the average cost for a dorm bed in a hostel for each place. While you give up privacy in a hostel dorm, the atmosphere is usually very social and offers a great opportunity to make new friends along the way. Many hostels also offer private rooms for higher prices than dorms. Many also offer kitchens, social activities, and prime locations. These average prices are calculated from available hostel data provided by HostelWorld.
| City | Average Hostel Dorm Price (per person) |
|---|---|
| Paris | $31 |
| Versailles | $34 |
| Lyon | $28 |
| Bordeaux | $28 |
France Itinerary
1. Paris
2 Days
Paris is not only the capital city of France, but it is one of Europe's most iconic cities. For many visitors, its a dream destination that is filled with wide boulevards, charming cafes, and world class landmarks. The food is widely recognized as some of the best in the world. The city sits along the River Seine, and a stroll down the river at night is a quintessential Parisian experience.
With big city activities, museums, nightlife, delicious food, and beautiful locations, Paris offers so much to visitors. It's also a great destination for couples, families, and backpackers because of everything available.
You shouldn't miss the world-famous museums, monuments, and landmarks in Paris. Make at least some time in your schedule to see the main sights, and plan for more if you want to see everything.
One of the best things to do in Paris is to see a show, and people come from around the world for the theater scene.
Known for it's food and restaurant scene, Paris is always at the top of any foodie's travel list.
After a day of exploring, you'll want to head out in the evening for a lively nightlife experience. After all, this is one of the most popular nightlife spots in the world.
The music scene here is popular and famous around the world. Make sure to take some time to see a show.
Shopping here is always fun and a very popular activity, so set aside some time to browse the local shops.
What to See in Paris
How to Spend 2 Days in Paris
Day 1:
When visiting Paris, you can't miss the Eiffel Tower as it's one of the most famous places in the world. Make sure you give yourself enough time to enjoy it.
Don't miss an evening at the theater while in town. Whether it's a musical, opera, ballet, or a famous Broadway-style production, Paris is known for its wide range of shows. There are world class theaters as well as smaller local venues where you can enjoy a show.
Paris is a very walkable city. With only a day in the city, you'll have no trouble exploring the local sights. Some streets can feel a bit overwhelming, but there are many parts of the city that are easily explored on foot.
Day 2:
Paris is home to renowned museums and iconic landmarks, so dive into the city's famous attractions. The city's historical sites rank among the most awe-inspiring globally. One of the most world famous landmarks is the Eiffel Tower. The city is also home to the world renowned Louvre, Notre-Dame, and Palais Garnier Opera House. In addition to the many iconic sights, there are beautiful buildings and hidden gems throughout the city.
The delicious food of Paris is one of the main highlights of a trip to the region. Dining out is one of the highlights of a trip. Make sure you take the time to taste as much of it as possible during breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this city's best restaurants. And consider a food tour or cooking class. You can easily fit one into your schedule since many are just a few hours or half a day. There are countless local restaurants, markets, and patisseries to explore. Make sure you try the steak tartare, pate, and macarons.
Public transit in Paris is easy and efficient. In just a few days, you should be able to get around the city quite easily. The city's metro system is very comprehensive. There's also a bus system that you can use to get around.
More Activities
Dive in to all of the activities, attractions, tours, and things to do available in Paris. Here are a few of the best options for you to consider, compare prices, and secure your bookings in advance for a seamless and enjoyable visit.
If you're looking for more information and things to do in Paris, see The Best Walking Tours in Paris, The Best Cheap Airport Transfers in Paris, The Best Versailles Day Trips and Tours in Paris, and The Best Cheap Louvre Tours in Paris.
Paris Costs
Sourced from the spending habits of past travelers, the average daily travel cost in Paris hovers around a reasonable $249 per person. Keeping your individual expenses in line with this estimate is quite manageable by opting for a mid-range hotel and enjoying meals at typical restaurants. See the breakdown below for more details into your potential daily spending along with a more economical, mid-range, and luxury travel cost ranges. For a comprehensive overview, explore our detailed travel costs for Paris here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $9 | $23 | $64 |
| Food2 | $17 | $44 | $116 |
| Entertainment1 | $29 | $83 | $263 |
| Alcohol2 | $10 | $26 | $69 |
Accommodation
Hotels
Hotels in Paris have an average price of $126 based on the average from 1665 hotels provided by Kayak. For more information and suggestions, see our analysis of hotel costs in Paris here.
Suggested Hotels
Hostels
If you're embracing the backpacker's lifestyle in Paris, hostels are your go-to for both savings and social experiences. A dorm bed comes at an average cost of $31. Take a deeper look at hostel options with our informative overview of hostel costs in Paris here.
Transportation
Taking the train is an economical and relaxing way to get from Paris to Versailles. Prices vary by date, so be sure to research train schedules and prices here.
2. Versailles
1 Day
The Palace of Versailles is a former royal residence that has been turned into a public museum showcasing the decadent lives of the historic French royalty. It's also one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world and it's easily accessible as a day trip from Paris. It has become an iconic symbol of France's grandeur and opulence, renowned for its breathtaking architecture, sumptuous interiors, and sprawling gardens. This magnificent palace was originally built by King Louis XIII in the 17th century but was transformed into a lavish royal residence by his successor, King Louis XIV. With its magnificent Hall of Mirrors, ornate apartments, and impressive galleries showcasing artistic masterpieces, Versailles epitomizes the pinnacle of French Baroque architecture and interior design. The palace's extensive gardens, meticulously landscaped in the French formal style, feature fountains, sculptures, and meticulously manicured lawns, providing a stunning backdrop for leisurely strolls and elegant photos. Today, the Palace of Versailles is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also a symbol of France's rich history and cultural heritage, attracting millions of visitors from around the globe who come to marvel at its splendor and immerse themselves in the grandeur of the French monarchy.
How to Spend 1 Day in Versailles
You'll want to maximize your time in Versailles by spending as much time as you can at the Palace of Versailles, including its famous Hall of Mirrors (Galeries des Glaces) and expansive gardens, so plan your schedule accordingly. It's known for its long running history and its grand architecture, and you don't want to miss it.
There are SNCF trains that travel from Gare Montparnasse to Versailles Chantiers train station and additional trains that travel between Gare Saint Lazare and Versailles Rive Droite.
It's approximately a 20 minute walk from the Versailles Chantiers train station to the entrance to the palace. Versailles Rive Droite is slightly closer.
There are a couple of restaurants and cafes on the grounds.
Versailles Costs
Sourced from the spending habits of past travelers, the average daily travel cost in Versailles hovers around a reasonable $253 per person. Keeping your individual expenses in line with this estimate is quite manageable by opting for a mid-range hotel and enjoying meals at typical restaurants. See the breakdown below for more details into your potential daily spending along with a more economical, mid-range, and luxury travel cost ranges. For a comprehensive overview, explore our detailed travel costs for Versailles here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $25 | $57 | $106 |
| Food2 | $32 | $72 | $135 |
| Entertainment1 | $21 | $49 | $96 |
| Alcohol2 | $9 | $20 | $36 |
Accommodation
Suggested Hotels
Hostels
If you're embracing the backpacker's lifestyle in Versailles, hostels are your go-to for both savings and social experiences. A dorm bed comes at an average cost of $34. Take a deeper look at hostel options with our informative overview of hostel costs in Versailles here.
Transportation
If you're planning to take the train from Paris to Lyon, you're in luck. The high-speed TGV trains zoom down to Lyon in just two hours.
Taking the train is an economical and relaxing way to get from Versailles to Lyon. Prices vary by date, so be sure to research train schedules and prices here.
3. Lyon
2 Days
Lyon is a beautiful city with a long history. It has one of Europe's best old towns, which climbs the hills above the River Saône and is filled with character. There are many traditional restaurants where you can try the local cuisine. The city is also known for its Marionette puppets and there is a museum as well as places to watch a production.
With museums, nightlife, delicious food, and beautiful locations, Lyon offers so much to visitors. It's also a great destination for families and backpackers because of everything available.
You shouldn't miss the world-famous museums, monuments, and landmarks in Lyon. Make at least some time in your schedule to see the main sights, and plan for more if you want to see everything.
Known for it's food and restaurant scene, Lyon is always at the top of any foodie's travel list.
Lyon has one of the best historic old towns in the country, so you should absolutely spend some time exploring the streets and shops.
What to See in Lyon
How to Spend 2 Days in Lyon
Day 1:
Lyon is famous for it's world-class attractions, museums, and landmarks. You'll want to spend at least a day exploring one or more that you're interested in the most. There are many world class museums and historic landmarks in the city including Musée des Beaux Arts, Musée de la Civilisation Gallo-Romaine, and Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière.
The culinary scene in Lyon is world famous, and draws visitors from around the globe. Make sure you spend time enjoying breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this city's best restaurants. And consider a food tour, too. Many are either a half day or just a few hours, so you can fit one into your schedule easily. Known as "the Gastronomic Capital of the World" this city stands above the rest when it comes to Michelin star restaurants (there are 17!), fresh ingredients, and unique local flavors. Favorite local dishes include pâté en croûte, rosette de Lyon, and saucisson brioché.
Lyon is a walkable city and easy to explore on foot. With only a day in the city, you'll have no trouble seeing the local sights. The old town is particularly walkable, but the hills can make things a bit challenging. There are also a number of pedestrian streets around town.
Day 2:
The charming atmosphere and history of the old town area is worth exploring, so spend the day learning about the history and culture of the area. This impressive old town climbs from the river into Fourvière Hill. It's a Renaissance era district with beautiful buildings and plenty of character. You can spend days wandering the quaint streets and popping in the world class restaurants.
Lyon is known to be such a beautiful destination, so just exploring and taking it all in should be one of the top things to do on your list. The city climbs beautifully into the hills and offers spectacular views and charming character.
The public transit in Lyon is fast and efficient. Over the course of a few days, you should be able to explore the city quite easily and affordably. The city has a metro, trams, and buses, that make it easy to get around.
More Activities
Dive in to all of the activities, attractions, tours, and things to do available in Lyon. Here are a few of the best options for you to consider, compare prices, and secure your bookings in advance for a seamless and enjoyable visit.
If you're looking for more information and things to do in Lyon, see The Best Wine Tours and Tastings around Lyon, The Best Cheap Airport Transfers in Lyon, The Best Cheap Walking Tours Around Lyon, and The Best Bike Tours in Lyon.
Lyon Costs
Sourced from the spending habits of past travelers, the average daily travel cost in Lyon hovers around a reasonable $136 per person. Keeping your individual expenses in line with this estimate is quite manageable by opting for a mid-range hotel and enjoying meals at typical restaurants. See the breakdown below for more details into your potential daily spending along with a more economical, mid-range, and luxury travel cost ranges. For a comprehensive overview, explore our detailed travel costs for Lyon here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $8 | $18 | $42 |
| Food2 | $18 | $45 | $101 |
| Entertainment1 | $10 | $22 | $42 |
| Alcohol2 | $11 | $26 | $53 |
Accommodation
Hotels
Hotels in Lyon have an average price of $92 based on the average from 203 hotels provided by Kayak. For more information and suggestions, see our analysis of hotel costs in Lyon here.
Suggested Hotels
Hostels
If you're embracing the backpacker's lifestyle in Lyon, hostels are your go-to for both savings and social experiences. A dorm bed comes at an average cost of $28. Take a deeper look at hostel options with our informative overview of hostel costs in Lyon here.
Transportation
Taking the train is an economical and relaxing way to get from Lyon to Avignon. Prices vary by date, so be sure to research train schedules and prices here.
4. Avignon
3 Days
Avignon is a town in the region of Provence that dates back to the 1300s. It sits along the Rhône River and is filled with history and beautiful landmarks.
With small town charm, museums, and delicious food, Avignon offers so much to visitors.
You shouldn't miss the world-famous museums, monuments, and landmarks in Avignon. Make at least some time in your schedule to see the main sights, and plan for more if you want to see everything.
Known for it's food and restaurant scene, Avignon is always at the top of any foodie's travel list.
Avignon has one of the best historic old towns in the country, so you should absolutely spend some time exploring the streets and shops.
What to See in Avignon
How to Spend 3 Days in Avignon
Day 1:
Avignon is famous for it's world-class attractions, museums, and landmarks. You'll want to spend at least a day exploring one or more that you're interested in the most. The town is filled with historical landmarks such as Palais des Papes, Pont Saint Bénézet, Musée du Petit Palais, and Basilique Métropolitaine Notre-Dame des Doms.
The delicious food of Avignon is one of the main highlights of a trip to the region. Dining out is one of the highlights of a trip. Make sure you take the time to taste as much of it as possible during breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this town's best restaurants. And consider a food tour or cooking class. You can easily fit one into your schedule since many are just a few hours or half a day. For such a small town you'll find many great eateries where you can sample French cuisine. You'll find bakeries, patisseries, restaurants, chocolatiers, and cafes to try. Cooking classes are also a popular activity in town.
Avignon is a very walkable city. With only a day in the town, you'll have no trouble exploring the local sights. There's almost no traffic in the city center so it's easy to explore on foot.
Day 2:
The charming atmosphere and history of the old town area is worth exploring, so spend the day learning about the history and culture of the area. The walled medieval old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it's filled with history.
Public transit in Avignon is easy and efficient. In just a few days, you should be able to get around the town quite easily. There are city buses as well as tourist shuttles around town.
Day 3:
The small-town atmosphere of Avignon is one of the main reasons that visitors come here. Spend at least part of your day exploring the town to see the many sights and attractions. Located along the Rhône River, this town is filled with history, charm, and beauty.
More Activities
Dive in to all of the activities, attractions, tours, and things to do available in Avignon. Here are a few of the best options for you to consider, compare prices, and secure your bookings in advance for a seamless and enjoyable visit.
If you're looking for more information and things to do in Avignon, see The Best Luberon Villages Tours from Avignon, The Best Wine Tours in Avignon, The Best Ancient Roman Tours Around Avignon, and The Best Chateauneuf du Pape Tours from Avignon.
Avignon Costs
Sourced from the spending habits of past travelers, the average daily travel cost in Avignon hovers around a reasonable $763 per person. Keeping your individual expenses in line with this estimate is quite manageable by opting for a mid-range hotel and enjoying meals at typical restaurants. See the breakdown below for more details into your potential daily spending along with a more economical, mid-range, and luxury travel cost ranges. For a comprehensive overview, explore our detailed travel costs for Avignon here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $9 | $23 | $58 |
| Food2 | $16 | $36 | $74 |
| Entertainment1 | $7 | $17 | $37 |
| Alcohol2 | $7 | $18 | $40 |
Accommodation
Hotels
Hotels in Avignon have an average price of $114 based on the average from 90 hotels provided by Kayak. For more information and suggestions, see our analysis of hotel costs in Avignon here.
Suggested Hotels
Transportation
Taking the train is an economical and relaxing way to get from Avignon to Bordeaux. Prices vary by date, so be sure to research train schedules and prices here.
5. Bordeaux
2 Days
Bordeaux is a the heart of France's winegrowing district. It's also a port city that's filled with a lot of history and architecture. The surrounding countryside is filled with vineyards and the city has many great restaurants where you can sample traditional cuisine and local wine.
With museums, nightlife, delicious food, and beautiful locations, Bordeaux offers so much to visitors.
Known for it's food and restaurant scene, Bordeaux is always at the top of any foodie's travel list.
What to See in Bordeaux
How to Spend 2 Days in Bordeaux
Day 1:
Don't miss Cathédrale Saint-André during your trip to Bordeaux, as it's one of this destination's most well-known attractions. You should make sure to set aside enough time to see it.
The culinary scene in Bordeaux is world famous, and draws visitors from around the globe. Make sure you spend time enjoying breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this city's best restaurants. And consider a food tour, too. Many are either a half day or just a few hours, so you can fit one into your schedule easily. Both food and wine are a major draw to this culinary city, which is known for its pastries and rich flavors. Popular local dishes include grilled duck, duck foie gras, and canelés.
Bordeaux is a walkable city and easy to explore on foot. With only a day in the city, you'll have no trouble seeing the local sights. The city has many pedestrian areas and large squares to explore.
Day 2:
Shopping in Bordeaux is very popular, and it's easy to see why. Spend time exploring the many shops and boutiques to find the perfect gift, souvenir, or outfit. The city has a mix of luxury fashion brands, jewelry shops, perfume suppliers, and leather goods. There are department stores, local boutiques, and pedestrian shopping areas that you can explore.
Bordeaux is known to be such a beautiful destination, so just exploring and taking it all in should be one of the top things to do on your list. The city is filled with beautiful architecture, parks, and gardens.
The public transit in Bordeaux is fast and efficient. Over the course of a few days, you should be able to explore the city quite easily and affordably. There are buses, trams and a ferry that runs along the river.
More Activities
Dive in to all of the activities, attractions, tours, and things to do available in Bordeaux. Here are a few of the best options for you to consider, compare prices, and secure your bookings in advance for a seamless and enjoyable visit.
If you're looking for more information and things to do in Bordeaux, see The Best Wine Tours in Bordeaux, The Best Cheap Walking Tours in Bordeaux, The Best Affordable Food Tours in Bordeaux, and The Best Cheap Airport Transfers in Bordeaux.
Bordeaux Costs
Sourced from the spending habits of past travelers, the average daily travel cost in Bordeaux hovers around a reasonable $127 per person. Keeping your individual expenses in line with this estimate is quite manageable by opting for a mid-range hotel and enjoying meals at typical restaurants. See the breakdown below for more details into your potential daily spending along with a more economical, mid-range, and luxury travel cost ranges. For a comprehensive overview, explore our detailed travel costs for Bordeaux here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $7 | $17 | $32 |
| Food2 | $21 | $49 | $96 |
| Entertainment1 | $4 | $8 | $16 |
| Alcohol2 | $12 | $28 | $54 |
Accommodation
Hotels
Hotels in Bordeaux have an average price of $112 based on the average from 134 hotels provided by Kayak. For more information and suggestions, see our analysis of hotel costs in Bordeaux here.
Suggested Hotels
Hostels
If you're embracing the backpacker's lifestyle in Bordeaux, hostels are your go-to for both savings and social experiences. A dorm bed comes at an average cost of $28. Take a deeper look at hostel options with our informative overview of hostel costs in Bordeaux here.
Final Transportation
As this is the last destination in the itinerary, you can make your way back to Paris.
Taking the train is an economical and relaxing way to get from Bordeaux to Paris. Prices vary by date, so be sure to research train schedules and prices here.
Next Steps
So now that you have all of the information you need to plan your 10-day trip in France, it's time to get started. Make your bookings ahead of time not just to find the cheapest prices, but also before the best hotels and tours fill up. We also have plenty of other resources to help you plan you trip, or another trip, too. Happy travels!
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