Huma Qureshi's 38th birthday was all things French and fabulous. The actress is currently vacationing in France, where she brought in the big day, where coincidentally the Paris Olympics 2024 is also taking place. She has now shared a carousel of pictures from her travel diaries on Instagram. In the first couple of photos, Huma felt the wind in her hair as she embarked on a lavish yacht ride. Ruffling waters and picturesque landscapes surrounded her. As if the wanderlust triggers were not enough, the range of delectable food items featured in the holiday album left us drooling as well. Huma's caption indicated that she visited the French cities of Antibes, Eze and the principality of Monaco.
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Like Huma Qureshi, if you are looking forward to jetting off to France anytime soon, make sure to add these places to your travel itinerary.
1. Paris
A French vacation is incomplete without visiting Paris. The City of Lights is home to stunning museums like the Louvre, historical landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, and impressive architecture such as the Basilique du Sacre-Coeur. What's more, Parisian cuisine is to die for. If you are a shopper, Paris might be your heaven on earth.
2. French Alps
Trying to avoid touristy places? Plan a trip to the French Alps. Blessed with natural beauty, the location is one of Europe's best ski slopes. In summer you can indulge in thrilling activities like biking and hiking. Enchanting villages offer the perfect respite to unwind and relax.
3. Annecy
Annecy has earned the moniker of the Venice of the Alps. The quaint town features winding canals, overlooking Lake Annecy. Admire the pastel-coloured buildings and cobblestone streets of Vieille Ville here. Take a romantic boat ride, and stroll with your partner at the Lover's Bridge. Include the historic structures of Château d'Annecy and Palais de l'Île in your bucket list.
4. Burgundy
Bestowed with superior cuisines, myriad vineyards, and rolling hills, Burgundy will help you experience France's rural charm. Exploring medieval villages, museums, and historical abbeys can be an option.
5. Bordeaux
Sip on some top-quality red wine in this wine-producing hub. Once done, you can marvel at the Gothic-style Basilique Saint-Michel, take photographs of the Pont de Pierre and Place de la Bourse, or walk along the Jardin Public's pathways.
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