Travel on a private jet to France and beyond with PVJets

France is far more than just the Eiffel Tower and Paris. As one of the oldest countries in the world, with roots dating back to the Iron Age, France boasts a rich tapestry of history and culture. It has transformed from a kingdom to an empire and, eventually, into a republic. 

The country’s heritage is deeply influenced by Celtic, English, Scandinavian, and Roman cultures. France has played a crucial role in shaping European civilization. Today, it stands as one of the world’s superpowers, known for its military strength, economic influence, and cultural significance.

Here is a list of several airports and the destinations you can explore from them if you’re planning a trip to France.

Paris Le Bourget Airport

Paris Le Bourget Airport is situated just 13 km from the heart of Paris, the capital of France. Connected to the AutoRoute A3, it’s easily accessible by car and is the busiest private aviation airport in France.

By car, it takes around 10 minutes to reach central Paris. Once in the city, you can enjoy a cruise along the Seine River, offering views of iconic landmarks like Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower, and the Tuileries.

Art lovers can visit the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, and the Pompidou Centre. For a leisurely stroll, Montmartre’s hilltop offers stunning views, while Bastille is home to historic sites, parks, and modern cafes and bars. And of course, a visit to Disneyland Paris is a must.

Nice Airport

The Nice airport is located just 7 km from the city of Nice, with a 15-minute drive to the city center. Nice is renowned for its modern art scene, and there are many attractions close to the airport. Is the gateway to the luxurious city-state of Monaco, and PVJets can easily arrange a helicopter transfer upon arrival.

Nice’s Human Sundial is a unique spot to visit. Stand in the correct position beneath the chateau rock, and your shadow will tell the time. Other must-see attractions include the Phoenix Park, with its vast collection of flowers and butterflies, and the ‘green diamond,’ Europe’s largest greenhouse.

Don’t miss the Monastery Garden, the Carpeaux Square, Botanical Garden, Vieille Ville, Promenade des Anglais, Cimiez, and The Chateau. And, of course, take time to relax on Nice’s beautiful beaches.

Toulouse Blagnac Airport

Toulouse Blagnac Airport is 9 km from Toulouse city center, with a 20-minute drive to the heart of the city.

There are numerous attractions to explore nearby. Aviation enthusiasts will appreciate the historical Aerospatiale factory, which is still operational. The Basilique St-Sernin, a Romanesque church, is another must-see. For outdoor activities, visit Canal de Midi, where you can walk, run, or cycle along a 40 km bike path.

Bordeaux Airport

The Bordeaux Airport is located 12 km from the city center, with a 25-minute drive via the Bordeaux ring road.

Bordeaux is famous for its “Water Mirror” on the banks of the Garonne, reflecting the surrounding architecture. The public garden is another beautiful spot to visit. The Guignol Guérin puppet theatre offers mesmerizing performances, and wine enthusiasts will appreciate a tasting session at Bordeaux’s famous vineyards. Don’t forget to try the city’s signature rum cakes, known as canelés.

Reunion Roland Garros Airport

Reunion Roland Garros Airport is on the French island of Reunion, located on the eastern side of Madagascar. The airport is 9 km from the city center of Saint-Denis, with a 15-minute drive to reach it.

While in Saint-Denis, be sure to explore the shopping district of Rue du Marechal-Leclerc, and consider going whale and dolphin watching. Try the island’s unique curry dishes, made with various meats, fish, and seafood.

The Saint-Denis Cathedral is a major attraction, and a mini-jet tour of the city is highly recommended. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, climbing, diving, and abseiling. The botanical garden, Jardin de l’État, is also worth a visit, featuring imported plants that have thrived beautifully.

Strasbourg Airport

Strasbourg Airport is near Entzheim, and you can reach Strasbourg by train. The airport is 17 km from Strasbourg, with a 25-minute travel time.

In Strasbourg, you must visit the Strasbourg Cathedral, which has stood for 227 years. La Petite France is the city’s most photogenic area. The Barrage Vauban, a stunning bridge on the River Ill dating back to the 1600s, is made of pink sandstone and includes a tunnel. The Ponts Couverts are three bridges with four tall square towers, once covered but now open.

The Musée Alsacien is the perfect place to learn about the city’s traditions and arts. Strasbourg is also home to the European Parliament, a state-of-the-art cylindrical structure with 750 seats. The Palais des Rohan, a beautiful palace from the 1720s, and Le Vaisseau, a science museum for children aged 3 to 15, are also worth visiting. For history buffs, the Musée Historique de Strasbourg offers insights into the city’s grand past.

If you’re planning to travel to France, the best way to do so is by private jet.

Private jets offer numerous benefits that commercial flights cannot match. PVJets is one of the leading private jet service providers worldwide. We offer exceptional private jet services for clients traveling to France, both internationally and domestically.

For your convenience, PVJets also offers limousine chauffeur services, hotel bookings, and luxury car rentals in select locations around the globe.

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