Many French towns, resorts and regions have published guides presenting all the facilities and discounts they can offer as regards to accommodation, means of transport, parking, phones, recreational activities, access to monuments, museums, theatres, festivals, exhibitions. In smaller towns there may be one toilet for both men and women. Charges are usually FF5 or less. Soap and towels are extra.
All tourists require a valid passport and a visa to enter France.
For a stay shorter than 3 months the only exceptions are for citizens of the US, Japan, Canada, EE Community countries, Andorra, Austria, Cyprus, Finland, the Holy See, Hungary, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, Norway, Poland, San Marino, Sweden and Switzerland as well as citizens of the Rep of Korea and New Zealand. Please check with your nearest French Consulate. Import or export of gold bars, ingot or coins require authorisation. However, temporary restrictions can be established by the French Customs. Before departure check with the nearest French Consulate.