France & Germany (Paris to Paris via Bordeaux, Provence, Burgundy, Alsace & the Black Forest)

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This classic cross-border route sweeps through some of Western Europe's most celebrated landscapes, moving from the iconic boulevards of Paris through the wine-producing heartlands of Bordeaux and Burgundy, the sun-drenched villages of Provence, and the Franco-German character of Alsace before crossing into Germany's Black Forest. France is renowned for its gastronomy, world-class wine regions, medieval hilltop towns, and Roman heritage, while the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) adds dense pine-covered highlands, traditional villages, and outdoor trails to the mix. Travellers are drawn by the sheer variety on offer — vineyard tours, open-air markets, cycling along river valleys, and exploring historic city centres — all within a compact, well-connected region. The loop back to Paris makes it a natural circuit for independent travellers and groups wanting to experience the cultural and culinary depth of both countries in a single journey.