Cardiff, having already successfully hosted a World Cup, is a city full of life and passion, none more so than for the game itself.
A bustling city with steeped in tradition and a passion for the arts, Edinburgh is a must-visit destination for most tourists.
Bordeaux may be famous for its superb wine, but in recent years it's become one of France's most desirable cities to live in
Lens could never be described as being a tourist mecca, but there are a few attractions to perhaps merit a stopover.
Lyon isn't just the second largest urban area in France, it's also the country's gastronomic capital. Check out the menu.
France's oldest city, situated on the edge of the Mediterranean, is a hot and lively destination for all fun-loving tourists.
Like its Occitan neighbour Toulouse, Montpellier finds its vibrancy in its huge student population. Young city, young people.
Nantes has become France's most desirable city. It's not hard to see why. Delightful old town, great seafood and lively nightlife.
It's a tad difficult to summarise Paris. The French capital is celebrated worldwide for its beauty, buzz and cultural sophistication.
It's likely that the most visitors will see of Saint-Denis will be between the train station and the Stade de France.
St Etienne spent much of the 20th century in the doldrums, but it's on the way back. Perfect time to host a Rugby World Cup.
To anyone with even a passing interest in rugby union, France's liveliest city will always be a special place.
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