Île-de-France, also commonly known as the Parisian Region (région Parisienne) is one of the 18 regions of France. It’s one of the most historical provinces as it has been the center of power and seat of the Crown for the significant part of French history. The economic, political and historical wealth are the fuels driving of the endless list of things to do in Île-de-France.
There are over 300 luxury châteaux in the region of Île-de-France. Some of them serve as tourist attractions, others are for sale; each of them ready to transport you into an era of excessive luxury, extravagance, intrigues and struggle for power. Île-de-France boasts some of the most monumental Versailles Palace not just in France but all of Europe.
Île-de-France, with Paris in the lead, is a vibrant collage of artistic and cultural influences. Influences that cross not only borders but also time periods. From ancient to contemporary, typical to exotic, traditional to controversial, the array of art, culture, and places to see in Île-de-France knows no boundaries.
Having been the center of political power and seat of the crown for the major part of French history, Île-de-France encompasses an exceptional heritage. It includes iconic landmarks such as the prison of Bastille and Notre Dame de Paris. The eclectic array of monuments provides a long list of ideas on what to do in Île-de-France.