The Telegraph Travel page offers suggestions if you are traveling to Paris this winter.
Natasha Edwards suggests what to see and do in the city this winter, with advice on exhibitions and shows, and suggestions on where to stay
See more here -> Paris attractions: what to see and do in winter
Go Ahead Tours has a new Grand Tour of France, a 15 day tour that has stops in Lyon, Nice, Aix en Provence, Montpelier, Bordeaux, La Rochelle, the Loire Valley, Mont St. Michel, Normandy and ends up in Paris. It looks like a nice way to get a feel for France if you’ve never been there before.
Discover the many sides of France. From the culinary capital of Lyon to the iconic city of Paris, and the plethora of charming medieval villages and coastal Riviera towns in between—this grand tour let’s you eat, drink and sightsee your way through this dynamic country.
See more here -> Grand Tour of France
On of the features of Lee’s Travel Guide is a page of sample itineraries that you can use or modify to meet your preferences for holiday. This one is a tour of the south of France that starts with a riverboat tour on the Saône and Rhone rivers. It then continues with an itinerary that includes many places and sites in Provence. An exert from the itinerary:
This river cruise from Avalon Waterways could be a good way to begin a trip to southern France. You can fly into Paris and begin the tour there, and it will take you to Nice, in Provence, on the French Riviera. If you have never been to France before, and especially if you haven’t done much traveling, an escorted tour like this can be a good introduction to France before you start going around on your own.
You can see the full itinerary here -> The South of France Sample Itinerary